Another Gay Movie (2006)

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

Director:

Todd Stephens

Writers:

Tim Kaltenecker (story), Todd Stephens (screenplay)

Stars:

Michael Carbonaro, Jonathan Chase, Jonah Blechman

2 wins & 1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Michael Carbonaro	...	Andy
Jonah Blechman	...	Nico
Jonathan Chase	...	Jarod
Mitch Morris	...	Griff
Ashlie Atkinson	...	Muffler
Scott Thompson	...	Dad
Graham Norton	...	Mr. Puckov
Stephanie McVay	...	Nico's Mom
James Getzlaff	...	Beau
Darryl Stephens	...	Angel
John Epperson	...	Andy's Mom (as Lypsinka)
Richard Hatch	...	Himself
George Marcy	...	Grandpa Muffler
Matthew Rush	...	Ryder
Joanna Leeds	...	Daisy

Storyline

The film revolves around four gay teenagers: curious Andy, flamboyant Nico, jock Jarod, and geeky Griff. These four boys want to have sex, but can't find anyone to do it with. It's their graduation day and their lesbian friend Muffler's having her graduation party. The next morning, the boys make the pact to have sex before the end of the summer. Andy has his eye on the math teacher Mr. Puckov, Nico searches the Internet for a man, Jarod falls for a rival baseball player, and Griff is deciding within his crush on Jarod or his exercise teacher. In the tradition of "American Pie", "Another Gay Movie" will bring you hysterics.

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Plot Keywords:

gay | teacher | sex | graduation | party | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Romance

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Official Sites:

Official site Official site [Germany]

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 May 2007 (Germany)

Also Known As:

Kolejny gejowski film

Filming Locations:

Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$500,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend:

$33,316 (USA) (28 July 2006)

Gross:

$654,132 (USA) (3 November 2006)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Luna Pictures, Piloton Entertainment, Velvet Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

The role of Sloppi Seconds was originally written as Kiki, the cabaret character created by Justin Bond. When Bond turned down the movie offer, the part was rewritten specifically for Mink Stole and turned into Sloppi Seconds, a transsexual. Her scenes would ultimately be cut from the film, aside from a brief profile shot where she sits between Jarod, Griff, and Beau in Bodangles.

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Goofs

The first time we see the boys in the video store, Nico has his collar turned up. For a brief moment when his mother appears, his collar is turned down, and then in the next scene it is turned back up again.

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Quotes

Richard Hatch: [about to sign Nico's copy of his book] Who should I make this out to?
Nico: [flirting] Mr... Ben Dover.
Richard Hatch: [interested] Oh you beast.

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Crazy Credits

After the cast list in the end credits, there is a side scene where the boys dance and Mrs. Hunter and Muffler begin making out, Jarod asks Muffler what her secret is, and she reveals she has an extremely long tongue with a piercing.

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Connections

References Kopfüber (1998)

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Soundtracks

Do It Again
Written by Kit Hain, Guiseppe di Caccamo, Jr. and Suzanne Smith
Courtesy of Kit Hain, Guiseppe di Caccamo, Jr. and Suzanne Smith
Performed by Akire (as Erika)

User Reviews

Um - I laughed and laughed - doesn't that mean it was good?

I mean - I'm a fairly harsh critic and I hate most every gay movie that comes out (I'm gay BTW) and I was poised for this one to annoy the crap out of me. But it started and I'll tell you - I was wiping away the tears (from laughter) from pretty much the opening sequence. The four men they found for the four leads were astoundingly, shamelessly gleeful in their complicated renderings of these boys - they didn't phone anything in - even the gratuitous (I'm a littly prudish, I guess) flatulation sequence was imbued with a sincerity and a sweetness that was welcome and unexpectedly necessary and it made it actually, genuinely funny. That doesn't happen often with flatulation jokes for me. And I think that description defines the entire film for me - it was unexpectedly inspired and made me laugh when I wouldn't have typically. And I cried, too - for the sweetness of one story line. I usually feel manipulated and ridiculous after a romantic comedy but something happens in this film that brings it home - I wasn't angry and I wanted it to go on and on and on. As a gay film buff I guess it was hugely satisfying to see the same stupid movie I've seen seven thousand times about straight people remade - and reconsidered - and turned into something that I could claim as my own. I got it - and I don't usually get to get it. It's a special hour and a half - I hope everyone gets to see it.