Leave It on the Floor

The songs (including a saucy ode to Justin Timberlake) are fresh and witty.

A bewildering exploitation flick that will probably end up with a dedicated cult following.

It is cheap, cheerful and so keen-to-please you want to adopt it as if it were an orphaned dog. It rolls out its tongue like a red carpet.

While Larry's film certainly sports a pulsing rhythm in some of its excellent musical numbers, it unfortunately exhibits a distracting amount of low budget hallmarks that weigh it down as a run-of-the-mill niche picture.