Hometown U.S.A.

Year: 1979

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Director: Max Baer Jr.

Comedy

It was Heaven in ’57. High school outcast Rodney C. Duckworth (Gary Springer), dubbed “The Rodent,” borrows a brand‑new Chevy convertible to chase the girl of his dreams. With greaser Calhoun (David Wilson), hot‑rodder T.J. Swackhammer (Brian Kerwin) and willing women at his side, Rod rockets from zero to hero in a wild ride of near‑misses, direct hits and bra‑busting fun.

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