Dana Andrews made his mark in 1940s classics like "Laura" and "The Best Years of Our Lives." Two decades later, he was struggling to keep his career alive in low-end "B" movies like "Hot Rods to Hell." Frankly, this movie gives the "B" label a bad name, because "Hot Rods to Hell" just plain old-fashioned sucks. The plot is thin, the acting is wooden and the direction and pacing are rock-bottom. At 100 minutes, the movie is at least 10-15 minutes too long. Even worse, it's almost like watching an MGM-produced social engineering movie about youth gone bad and the dangers of driving recklessly.If you're into camp, you'll probably enjoy "Hot Rods to Hell" on some level. For every other movie viewer, it's a 100-minute sentence in hell.