A timid yet sexually curious man visits a gay leather bar where he and a slave master make a romantic connection through song and dance, Broadway-style.
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Title: Boot Camp (1996)
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Matthew Solari | ... | Novice |
| John Cantwell | ... | Master | |
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Alex Benjamin | ... | Bartender, Boot Camp Singer |
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Doug Bradford | ... | Master with Whip |
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Tyne Firmin | ... | Slave on Leash, Boot Camp Singer |
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Dave Kibbe | ... | Slave in Shackles (as David Kibbe) |
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Sam Lipton | ... | Master with Leash, Boot Camp Singer |
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Charles Matthews | ... | Boot Camp Singer |
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Christopher Minarich | ... | Boot Camp Singer |
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Charles Sanchez | ... | Boot Camp Singer |
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Robert Scheffler | ... | Boot Camp Singer |
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A timid yet sexually curious man visits a gay leather bar where he and a slave master make a romantic connection through song and dance, Broadway-style.
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Novice: I'll check my datebook, and I'll clear my Sundays, but not while we're dancing, dear.
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Master: [song lyrics] I'd like to strip you to your undies then strip to mine and give each other grundies.Novice: I'll check my datebook, and I'll clear my Sundays, but not while we're dancing, dear.
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10 November 1996 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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What's terrific about this is the way it undermines the audience's expectations so adroitly. The dark alley, the headlights, the slightly ominous flapping metal sign in the wind, the seedy interior...all combine to produce a feeling of curiosity mixed with slight dread. Then once the atmosphere has been thoroughly established and the viewer is having an "Oh my God, what am I in for" moment, the twist kicks in, and this turns into one of the most delicious comedic shorts you could ever hope for. It's best not to tell your friends the the gag; it makes it that much more delectable. Whatever happened to the scrumptious Matthew Solari?