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MARTY is a quirky straight guy weekdays, and gay on weekends, a high school senior, who along with his questionably straight friend JAKE, unravels the mystery of who put a hit on their friend THOMAS'S new gay lover. Jake uses his expertise as a peeping tom and gossip monger to discover neighborhood secrets, while Marty helps Thomas hide safely. At home Marty has problems of his own, when his boyfriend MICHAEL, and girlfriend ANYBODYS, find out about each other. When a surprise fourth person is sneaks into the room, the end results might be deadlier than the hit man. Written by
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UnSolVed sUburBiA....In Black & White and Color
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Most of the actors who are credited in numbered order (1-19) received both opening and closing credits, actors numbered 20-29 received closing credits only, and the unnumbered actors received credits only in the opening credits, all of which is contrary to the way credits are typically given.
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Goofs
Sheri Vasquez portrays Sofia (Sofia spelled with an 'f'), as credited on screen in the opening credits. Ron Murillo and Sonja Fisher portray her parents, however, their opening on screen credited roles are as Sophia's Father and Sophia's Mother (Sophia spelled with 'ph'), and then later in the opening credits, Joey H is credited on screen as Sofia's Brother (again, Sophia with an 'f'). Finally, in the closing credits, the credits are all for Sofia (Sofia with an 'f').
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Quotes
Jake:
Where would we be if Columbus hadn't discovered America?
Marty:
In Europe, where we belong.
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Crazy Credits
Marty and the gang will return in.... UnSolVeD sUmMeR VaCAtioN
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References
In the Land of Women (2007)
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Soundtracks
"Don't Ask"
Music and Lyrics by J. Rath (as Jeremy Rath)
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The idea of this movie was surely great: a crime happens and some people try to solve the mystery.
However the result is something in between everything. It has his funny moments, but they are rare. What are not rare are the moments that (almost) naked guys are visible. Nothing wrong with that as long as it fits in the story. Or you want to make a (soft) porn movie.
And then there is a voice over explaining everything, because it was too difficult to let the movie do so. The acting to another difficult part. A lot of the actors need some training if they every want to play a real part. But I doubt if that is their goal. Looks like they all had some fun in the few days this movie was made and didn't care about the result.
I gave the movie a 5/10 because of the idea and to stimulate other independent producers to get a lot of new stuff out, even if no or little budget is available.