Hey, Let's Twist!

A group of young friends, led by band leader Joey Dee, are determined to open a new, hip nightclub in Greenwich Village. They face various challenges, including rival gangs and skeptical adults, as they work to make their dream a reality. The film is a showcase for the popular dance craze of the era, the Twist, featuring numerous performances and scenes of energetic dancing.

This low-budget musical exploitation film was primarily made to capitalize on the popularity of the Twist dance and the band Joey Dee and the Starliters. It received minimal critical attention upon release, with reviews focusing on its thin plot and its appeal as a showcase for the dance and music. Audiences were drawn to the film for its contemporary vibe and the chance to see the Twist in action.

• A thin plot serves as a mere backdrop for showcasing the Twist dance.

• Features energetic performances by Joey Dee and the Starliters.

• Primarily an exploitation film capitalizing on a cultural phenomenon.

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The film was shot in black and white, common for many films of its era, and was released in the same year that Chubby Checker's 'Let's Twist Again' became a hit, further cementing the dance's popularity.