A zany screwball comedy from director Q. Allen Brocka (Rick & Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple In All The World), Eating Out harkens back to the cinematic days of Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn, as a straight guy pretends to be otherwise. Caleb (Scott Lunsford) just wants to meet a nice girl, and his gay best friend and roommate Kyle (Jim Verraros) convinces Caleb he must pretend to be gay to get attention of Gwen (Emily Stiles). Caleb is so convincing in his ruse, that Gwen decides to fix him up with her own gay best friend Marc (Ryan Carnes, TV's "Desperate Housewives"), an arrogant pretty boy who just so happens to be the object of Kyle's affections. The twists just keep coming! Combining plenty of sexual tension with some seriously madcap humor, Eating Out is a hilarious, fast-paced foray into the hedonism and heartache of love and sex., A zany screwball comedy from director Q. Allen Brocka (Rick & Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple In All The World), Eating Out harkens back to the cinematic days of Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn, as a straight guy pretends to be otherwise. Caleb (Scott Lunsford) just wants to meet a nice girl, and his gay best friend and roommate Kyle (Jim Verraros) convinces Caleb he must pretend to be gay to get attention of Gwen (Emily Stiles). Caleb is so convincing in his ruse, that Gwen decides to fix him up with her own gay best friend Marc (Ryan Carnes, TV's "Desperate Housewives"), an arrogant pretty boy who just so happens to be the object of Kyle's affections. The twists just keep coming! Combining plenty of sexual tension with some seriously madcap humor, Eating Out is a hilarious, fast-paced foray into the hedonism and heartache of love and sex.

Special Features:

• Original Trailer
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