Body Rock (1984)
A disco owner lures a New York breakdancer away from his rapping and dancing friends.
Top billed cast
Lorenzo LamasChilly
Vicki FrederickClaire
Cameron DyeE-Z
Michelle NicastroDarlene
Ray SharkeyTerrence
Seth KaufmanJama
Joseph WhippDonald
Grace ZabriskieChilly's Mother
Tony GaniosBig Mac
Carole Ita WhiteUnemployed Lady
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