The FP (2012)

Two futuristic clans settle their scores through DDR-style video game dance battles in The FP (2012). In the sort-of maybe distant future, the 248s and the 245s are two gangs locked in a bitter rivalry for supremacy of Frazier Park (the titular "FP"). Their rumbles don't take place on the street, however, but via a competitive video game dubbed Beat-Beat Revolution where each round of "beat-offs" ends with the death of one dancer. After good guy JTRO’s (Jason Trost) brother is taken out by the evil L Dubba E (Lee Valmassy), he must return to the game for a final beatdown. The battles are called “beat-offs,” and you'll be doing the same when you see the excellent rack of Natalie Minx, exposed first at the 26-minute mark and then again 1 hour, 7 minutes in. As far as Mr. Skin's concerned, the "FP" stands for Fantastic Pair!