Rock All Night

In Rock All Night, a group of local teens finds themselves in a perilous situation when their hangout, Cloud Nine, is taken over by escaped killers. The bartender, played by Dick Miller, takes it upon himself to rescue the hostages, creating a gripping narrative that combines crime and music.

The film runs for 62 minutes and captures the essence of the 1950s rock 'n' roll scene, making it a notable entry in both crime and music genres. With themes of bravery and survival, it reflects the youth culture and cinematic style of its time, characteristic of Roger Corman's work.

Collectors can find Rock All Night available in various formats, including VHS. Its unique premise and cultural context make it a film of interest for those exploring the music and crime genres from the late 1950s.