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The fourth installment of the sexy and iconic gay series is here - take a trip out to Eating Out: Drama Camp! Zack and Casey are about to face the biggest test to their relationship yet, when, soon after arriving at Dick Dickie s summer camp, Zack meets hot actor Benji and sparks fly! Benji , not wanting to interfere with Zack s current relationship, decides to play straight but his willpower is put to the test when he s cast as Zack s on-stage lover in a sexed-up version of The Taming of the Shrew. Meanwhile, things get further complicated when Casey gets introduced to Beau - who, unlike Benji, has no qualms about hitting on Casey at all! Catching up with familiar faces and introducing a diverse ensemble of characters, Eating Out: Drama Camp is an outrageously sexy addition to the hit series!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
All aboard for the fourth instalment of the `Eating Out' series. If you have seen the ones before, then you pretty much know what to expect. This time our old friends Chris Salvatore and Daniel Shelton as boyfriends Zak and Casey, are off to summer camp; but it aint no ordinary camp no it is Dick Dickies Drama Camp -`welcome to the theatre ladies!'
The film starts as it means to go on with a cliché smothered, porno shower scene with the hot but gullible plumber who has come to clear the pipes. Turns out to be a scene from a student film, called, `Homo-cidal'. Mink Stole puts in an appearance and steals the scene as a licentious Aunt Helen, and then they are all aboard the fun bus to really get to see how to put the camp in drama. That is except Benji (Aaron Milo) who pretends to be straight - a real test of his acting ability, but wait Zak falls for him, Casey notices but Casey gets hit on by fellow camper and would be naturist Beau (Ronnie Kroell). Thus the lines between acting and reality are blurred as suppressed emotions force our heroes to inject their true feelings into the Shakespeare plays they are having to practice.
Then Dick Dickie drops the bombshell; there is to be no sex on campus any detractors will be expelled and worst of all -no refunds.
Thus the scene is set for a whole manner of shenanigans, that are over acted to the hilt, and it is fair to say the film does not take itself too seriously. There is even one line that goes `sequels usually suck'. In acting class they are encouraged to develop their oral skills, which is sound advice for any one really. We have a dance routine and song (Drama Queen) in the middle, which wasn't half bad, so long as you like glitter on your cheese. We also have a reference to `the fruit machine', a nasty government plan in Canada to out homosexuals by forcing them to watch `beefcake' photos and measuring their levels of arousal - so a serious line, though somewhat hidden in the mirth.
Director Q. Allan Brocka has done a good job of taking the franchise forward, but as some others have said, the charm is giving way to the smutty one liners. I actually don't mind that, there are enough films that deal with scary, serious relationships, this one is going for the gags (no pun intended). There are no surprises and no-one dusting their trophy cabinets in expectation that their performance will see them being publicly lauded; that aside if you want some harmless fun with some good looking blokes and smut a plenty, then this will not let you down. Whilst this is not a great movie, I liked it as I still have a schoolboy sense of humour, and that is why I am giving it four stars.
The film starts as it means to go on with a cliché smothered, porno shower scene with the hot but gullible plumber who has come to clear the pipes. Turns out to be a scene from a student film, called, `Homo-cidal'. Mink Stole puts in an appearance and steals the scene as a licentious Aunt Helen, and then they are all aboard the fun bus to really get to see how to put the camp in drama. That is except Benji (Aaron Milo) who pretends to be straight - a real test of his acting ability, but wait Zak falls for him, Casey notices but Casey gets hit on by fellow camper and would be naturist Beau (Ronnie Kroell). Thus the lines between acting and reality are blurred as suppressed emotions force our heroes to inject their true feelings into the Shakespeare plays they are having to practice.
Then Dick Dickie drops the bombshell; there is to be no sex on campus any detractors will be expelled and worst of all -no refunds.
Thus the scene is set for a whole manner of shenanigans, that are over acted to the hilt, and it is fair to say the film does not take itself too seriously. There is even one line that goes `sequels usually suck'. In acting class they are encouraged to develop their oral skills, which is sound advice for any one really. We have a dance routine and song (Drama Queen) in the middle, which wasn't half bad, so long as you like glitter on your cheese. We also have a reference to `the fruit machine', a nasty government plan in Canada to out homosexuals by forcing them to watch `beefcake' photos and measuring their levels of arousal - so a serious line, though somewhat hidden in the mirth.
Director Q. Allan Brocka has done a good job of taking the franchise forward, but as some others have said, the charm is giving way to the smutty one liners. I actually don't mind that, there are enough films that deal with scary, serious relationships, this one is going for the gags (no pun intended). There are no surprises and no-one dusting their trophy cabinets in expectation that their performance will see them being publicly lauded; that aside if you want some harmless fun with some good looking blokes and smut a plenty, then this will not let you down. Whilst this is not a great movie, I liked it as I still have a schoolboy sense of humour, and that is why I am giving it four stars.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
The first 2 in the series were entertaining enough. Drama Camp was just a bit too shallow, and hammy, to rate as anything more than mild titivation. There wasnt even a decent cock shot in it to compensate, unlike the earlier movies. Basically, I wouldnt bother.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This could just as easily be a stand alone movie as a follow on from the previous "Eating Outs". The links are tenuous, if easily recognisable. It is however quite lively and, at times, amusing, but I can't help feeling it could have been better. If you are looking for some gay eye candy and mild humour, it is worth watching.
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