Buy Eating Out: Drama Camp on DVD

Eating Out: Drama Camp

Ariztical Entertainment / Year: 2011

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Synopsis

With raging boy hormones and the laugh quotient turned on full, Chris Salvatore and Daniel Skelton return, along with Rebekah Kochan and cult icon Mink Stole in the fourth installment of Q. Allan Brocka's hilarious and over-the-top sexual antic-laden Eating Out series!

3 Reasons To buy this film

The Eating Out series has been a customer favorite since the first one came out in 2004.
Chris Salvatore and Daniel Skelton reprise their roles from Eating Out: All You Can Eat - along with the hysterically funny Mink Stole and Rebekah Kochan.
This movie had audiences howling with laughter when it screened at Philadelphia QFest. Make sure to watch it with a big group of friends!

Review

The return of Allan Brocka to the Eating Out series as director brings his great sense of style and comic timing to this now legendary series. Add in what must have been testosterone injections that the producer administered daily to the cast and you've got one of the most entertaining gay films of the last few years. To refresh your memories, Zack (Chris Salvatore) and Casey (Daniel Skelton) ended the third film as a happy couple deeply in love. But now the boys' relationship is in a slump. We join them as they are shooting their video entry to a drama camp where everything will change - it's off to "Dick Dickey’s Drama Camp"!

The van arrives to pick up the boys in West Hollywood and Zack's eyes are glued to Benji's (Aaron Milo) remarkable physique and sweet face. But when Benji finds out that Zack is taken, he quickly pretends to be straight - hey, it's drama camp! At Dick Dickie's, the dick's have to stay inside the pants as sex is a no-no - and these boys get mighty horny as the summer progresses. For their play Benji and Zack get cast as lovers in an updated, nearly pornographic gay version of The Taming of the Shrew, and their self-restraint is certainly put to the test. And, when the sparks start to fly, Casey’s trusted friend Penny (Lilach Mendelovich) takes matters into her own hands by setting a poison oak trap for Benji - so that Casey can step in as Benji’s understudy. Meanwhile, Jason, the straight director who likes to film gay guys to impress the straight chicks, starts falling for Lilly (Harmony Santana), the trans girl. So let's get all of this "straight" - there are ridiculously horny gay boys, poison oak, a gay porn version of a play and the hottest boys West Hollywood has to offer. The on-stage finale brings the house down with a standing erection, oh sorry, I meant ovation.

This fourth film in the Eating Outbrought down the house at our Philadelphia screening with its laughs, smarts and plenty of full-frontal nudity. The fifth entry in the series is in the can already and we hear that it's even sexier - bring it on!

-- Scott Cranin

Product Format Information

DVD : $19.99 (Uncut and Uncensored)

Availability: In stock and ready to ship
Close Caption: Yes
Region Code: 1
UPC: 631008072296
Catalog #: DV3247692

Studio : Ariztical Entertainment

Languages: English 2.0 (Primary)
Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 1.78, Widescreen
Features:
Music video(s): "Drama Queen"

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Streaming : $3.99

Customer Reviews

Okay, so it got better

jeralde wrote on 11/21/2011:

My partner and I turned it off after 18 minutes.

ORIGINAL REVIEW:
We might try to finish watching it, but the first 18 minutes were just too stupid to continue watching. I like camp, I like satire - this appears to be neither.

UPDATED:
So after the first long 18 mins, I'll admit it got slightly better and was actually funny in three (count 'em) places.

If you want to see this (for whatever reason), try renting or streaming first before buying. When number 5 is released, that's what I plan to do.

BORING

BionicDude80 wrote on 11/14/2011:

This is neither a campy film nor a funny one for that matter -- it's an uninspired snoozefest whose jokes fall flat. It feels like it was written by a 10 year-old.