Hot Rod Rumble (1957)

Hot Rod Rumble is a sharp example of 1950s juvenile delinquent cinema, reflecting America’s fascination and fear of youth rebellion, fast cars, and rock ’n’ roll culture. Produced during the height of the drive-in era, the film taps into postwar anxieties about teenage freedom while capitalising on the emerging hot-rod subculture that defined a generation.

A bold, high impact original poster dominated by fiery red tones and sensational imagery. Featuring a defiant pin-up figure front and center, flanked by drag racing cars and street violence, the design perfectly sells danger, desire, and speed, an unmistakable slice of mid-century exploitation cinema advertising.

• Year: 1957
• Nationality: Original US One Sheet
• Condition: Linen-Backed
• Size: 27 X 41 Inches
• Product Code: P1236