• An image showing a framed photo of a stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicting a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction on blue wall. Covered in blood, Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta argue while cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage.
  • An image of a stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicting a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction, zoomed to show detail. Covered in blood, Samuel L. Jackson yells at John Travolta as he sits in the backseat cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage.
  • A stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicted a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction. Covered in blood, Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta argue while cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage.
  • A video advertising a stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicted a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction. Covered in blood, Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta argue while cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage. The video shows the bloody car scene from the movie mixed with where the artwork coincides.
  • An image showing a framed photo of a stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicting a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction on blue wall with small bench below. Covered in blood, Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta argue while cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage.
  • An image of a stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicting a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction. Covered in blood, Samuel L. Jackson yells at John Travolta as he sits in the backseat cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage.
  • An image of a stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicting a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction. Covered in blood, John Travolta is cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage.
  • An image showing a framed photo of a stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicting a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction on yellow/gold wall in a room with a shinny yellow couch. Covered in blood, Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta argue while cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage.
  • An image of a stylized illustration by Dre Dooley titled "The Accident" depicting a scene from the movie Pulp Fiction zoom to show detail. Covered in blood, John Travolta is cleaning blood and brain from a car's interior as it sits in a garage.
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Pulp Fiction Wall Art - Bloody Car Scene "The Accident"

$35.00 USD
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Pulp Fiction is a cult classic movie, and "The Accident" car scene with Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta is probably one of the best in the movie. You can add this piece of pop-culture wall art to your collection as a print and mounted canvas.

Please Read: Artwork will be printed and will leave our facility within 7 business days. (Pssttttt... it could be faster, but it won't be later.) Shipping posters costs a crazy amount so we've absorbed the costs and only charge $4 for shipping on almost every size print.

Options Available:

Poster - A high-quality print with a with a semi-gloss finish.

Mounted Canvas - Printed on high-quality, 17mil artist canvas, then mounted on lightweight and durable stretcher bars with a clean, minimalist finish.

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1. How are Dooley Made products produced?
Most of the items we make are produced to order by hand after you make a purchase. Once you get an order confirmation, we start producing your item whether it's apparel, wall art, or a sublimated tumbler. Once your item is made, we bag it up, add a handwritten note and ship it out using the carrier that you chose at checkout.
2. How can I get in contact with a person at Dooley Made?
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Orders are shipped via USPS or UPS. UPS is typically faster, while USPS offers lower rates. Once an order ships, you’ll get an email with tracking info.
4. How long do orders typically take?
Products will leave our facility within 7 business days, often sooner. We’ll notify you once your order ships.
5. Does Dooley Made take custom orders?
Yes! We work on custom jobs of all sizes. Contact us for a quote if you have a project involving apparel, illustrations, or design support.
6. Do you have a store front for pick up?
No, we do not have a store front, but we do ship across the U.S. and vend at schools, universities, and events.
7. Is Dooley Made artwork made using AI?
No, all artwork is made by hand with love, care, and attention to detail.
8. What do I do if I have a problem with my order?
Contact us immediately! We take pride in our products and want to make it right if there’s a problem.
9. What is your return and exchange policy?
We only accept returns for damaged, defective, or incorrect items. Contact us within 7 days of delivery to arrange a replacement.
10. Do Dooley Made offer international shipping?
Not yet, but we’re working on it! For now, we ship within the U.S. only.
11. How do I track my order?
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12. What if my package is lost or delayed?
Carrier delays happen. If tracking hasn’t updated or your package is missing, let us know and we’ll help resolve it.
13. Can I make changes to my order after it’s placed?
We start production quickly, but contact us ASAP if you need to make a change. We'll do our best to help.
14. How do I care for my Dooley Made apparel?
Turn garments inside out, wash cold on a gentle cycle, and hang dry. Avoid ironing over prints—iron inside out instead.
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