Rebekah Kochan Movies

A vengeful actor concocts a plot to destroy the lives of the two people who dashed his dreams of television stardom on this outrageous gay parody of Lifetime Original Movies. Boyd was set to appear in a popular sitcom when Derrick Hardy and Collin Lawrence got him fired. Now, after a brief stint in prison, Boyd is back on the outside and looking for revenge. Altering his appearance in order to catch his old adversaries off-guard, Boyd slowly works his way back into their lives, biding his time while steadily earning their trust. By the time Derrick and Collin realize what's happened it will already be too late, and the scheming actor will be laughing on the sidelines as their lives go up in flames. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Director Phillip J. Bartell steps behind the camera for this sequel to the popular 2004 gay comedy that finds smitten homosexual Kyle (Jim Verraros) posing as a heterosexual in hopes of attracting the attention of newly arrived gay model Troy (Marco Dapper). With a little help from his best friends, Gwen (Emily Brooke Hands) and Tiffany (Rebekah Kochan), Kyle may be able to pass for straight after all. Despite his best efforts, Kyle's bid to convince others of his burgeoning heterosexual status soon threatens to backfire when he not only lands a girlfriend at a campus ex-gay support group, but encourages his ex-boyfriend Marc (Brett Chukerman) to come blasting out of the closet more flamboyant than ever. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Gay man falls for straight man who is pretending to be gay man to win the heart of straight girl in this raunchy and offbeat romantic comedy. Attractive but bitchy college student Gwen (Emily Stiles) shares an apartment with her friend Marc (Ryan Carnes), a gay man with a hyperactive social life. Keeping track of Marc's lovers has given Gwen a taste for gay men, or at the very least men who look and act gay. Kyle (Jim Verraros), who is also gay, learns about Gwen's unique preference at a party also attended by his straight and newly single pal Caleb (Scott Lunsford), who wants to hook up with her. Kyle gets the bright idea that Caleb should pretend to be gay in order to attract Gwen's attention, but this plan seriously backfires when Marc develops a major crush on Caleb -- and Gwen decides they make a perfect couple. Eating Out marked the screen acting debut of Jim Verraros, who was a finalist on the 2002 season of American Idol. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi