Another Gay Movie (2006)

Director:

Todd Stephens

Writers:

Tim Kaltenecker (story)
Todd Stephens (screenplay)

Release Date:

3 May 2007 (Germany)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

Four gay high school friends make a pact to lose their virginity before they go to college. |

Plot Keywords:

Teacher | Loss Of Virginity | Student | Video Store | Shower Scene

Awards:

2 wins & 1 nomination

Cast

Michael Carbonaro	...	Andy Wilson
Jonah Blechman	...	Nico
Jonathan Chase	...	Jarod
Mitch Morris	...	Griff
Ashlie Atkinson	...	Muffler
Scott Thompson	...	Mr. Wilson
Graham Norton	...	Mr. Puckov
Stephanie McVay	...	Bonnie Hunter
John Epperson	...	Mrs. Wilson (as Lypsinka)
James Getzlaff	...	Beau
Angela Oh	...	Tiki
Darryl Stephens	...	Angel
Richard Hatch	...	Himself
George Marcy	...	Grandpa Muffler
Matthew Rush	...	Ryder

Runtime:

92 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

UK:18 | USA:Not Rated | Germany:16 | Australia:R (2007)

Filming Locations:

Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA

Company:

Luna Pictures

Trivia:

Shot in 16 days.

Goofs:

Continuity: After Griff's confession to Jarod at Muffler's Labor day party, we see a fully clothed Griff jump on a completely naked Jarod. In the next scene, we see Griff striping off his clothes, along with Jarod, who is completely dressed again.

Quotes:

Andy Wilson: [while being double penetrated] Queer as Folk, eat your heart out!

Movie Connections:

References "Queer as Folk" (2000)

Soundtrack:

The Naughty Song

Superb Cast in a Wonderfully Over the Top Parody

Todd Stephens offers his second fine film about gay life (Edge of Seventeen was his first) and aptly titles it ANOTHER GAY MOVIE. It is a colorful, fast-paced, wonderfully silly, knock 'em dead parody of gay stereotypes boasting a fine cast of actors who know how to pull this caper off and seem to have a terrific time doing it! Four gay high school friends make a pact at graduation that they will loose their virginity before Labor Day. Egged on by the gross lesbian Muffler (Ashlie Atkinson) the four plan their ploys in a funny session and the fun begins. Andy (Michael Carbonaro), in constant fantasy about his teacher Mr. Puckov (Graham Norton) 'prepares' himself with various instruments only to be discovered in embarrassing situations by his wild mother (John Epperson aka Lypsinka) and his bisexual father (Scott Thompson). Nico (Jonah Blechman) is so over-the-top outrageous that he believes no one knows he is gay - not his warmly wise mother (Stephanie McVay) or his hilarious blind 'girlfriend' Daisy (Joanna Leeds). Star-struck he goes after celebrities such as Richard Hatch (playing himself) to little avail. Jarod (Jonathan Chase) seems to have little trouble attracting studs like Beau (studly James Getzlaff) and Griff (Mitch Morris) is stricken with the hunky stripper Angel (the ever so buff Darryl Stephens). Each young man finds the trail to loss of virginity a trial but it all comes together 'in the end'.

Films like this are tough to pull off: audiences think they will be offended by the fairly frank and inside jokes. And perhaps with a less talented cast the movie could be off-putting. But this ensemble cast knows just how far to push the button and the result is a hilarious romp that has a lot of very worthwhile undertones. Grady Harp