Synopsis
In the dirtiest, funniest, most scandalous gay-teen-sex-comedy-parody ever, four young gay friends make a pact to lose their virginity by the end of the summer. The boys soon face giant sex toys, naked celebrities, masochistic teachers and an uncontrollable romance with a quiche.
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Cast
- Michael CarbonaroAndy
- Jonah BlechmanNico
- Jonathan ChaseJarod
- Mitch MorrisGriff
- Ashlie AtkinsonMuffler
- Scott ThompsonAndy's Dad
- Graham NortonMr. Puckov
- Angela OhTiki
- Darryl StephensAngel
- George MarcyGrandpa Muffler
Recommendations
- 100
Film Threat
The idea of a gay version of "American Pie" might not seem too tasty, but Another Gay Movie offers a fabulous surprise in not only matching that rude boy classic's unapologetic rude humor but by establishing its own identity as a genuinely funny and often touching coming of age comedy. - 75
New York Post
A fabulous and often hilarious variation on "American Pie" that substitutes quiche, gerbils and various sex toys for apple pie. - 50
Variety
This is son-of-John-Waters with most of the grossness but none of the essential anarchism -- silly pop trash set for vid-classic status in gay households. - 50
The Hollywood Reporter
In his director's statement, filmmaker Todd Stephens proclaims that he wants his latest effort to be "the gayest movie ever made." Damn if he doesn't succeed. - 40
Los Angeles Times
Writer-director Todd Stephens set out to make the raunchiest gay teen movie ever, which this picture most certainly is, but the result is far more frenetic than funny. - 38
TV Guide Magazine
There's a fine line between subversively transgressive and just plain gross, and this coming-of-age-movies parody from Todd Stephens, who wrote and directed the charming and underrated "Gypsy 83," crashes right over it. - 33
The A.V. Club
Arriving late to the scene, Another Gay Movie coughs up the same awkward gags about coming of age via false starts and sexual humiliation, only the genuine sweetness and camaraderie that made the first "Pie" movie bearable has been replaced by glib self-awareness. - 30
Village Voice
Boasting a "Scary Movie" rate of scatalogical jokes-per-minute, it fails to match that franchise's low yield of guffaws.
