Homewrecker

2009
1h 42min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA hilarious comedy spoof of the Lifetime Channel for Women movies with a gay twist! What happens when you invite a young scheming "homewrecker" into your happy home? Three happily married ga... Leer todoA hilarious comedy spoof of the Lifetime Channel for Women movies with a gay twist! What happens when you invite a young scheming "homewrecker" into your happy home? Three happily married gay couples living in Los Angeles are about to find out! An unsuspecting couple (Derrick Har... Leer todoA hilarious comedy spoof of the Lifetime Channel for Women movies with a gay twist! What happens when you invite a young scheming "homewrecker" into your happy home? Three happily married gay couples living in Los Angeles are about to find out! An unsuspecting couple (Derrick Hardy and Collin Lawrence) open their home to a secretly aspiring actor. They are hard at wor... Leer todo

Dirección
- Paul Hart
Guionistas
- Bruce L. Hart
- Paul Vander Roest
Elenco

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3.7/10

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Dirección
- Paul Hart
Guionistas
- Bruce L. Hart
- Paul Vander Roest
Elenco

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Trivia
Dylan Vox confusingly played a character named Colin (with one L) in his TV series "The Lair" and in "Homewrecker" Bruce L. Hart plays a character named Collin. Because of this the producers almost changed the character name of Collin in "Homewrecker" to Jason.

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9/10

Excellent satire cum spoof of multiple genres

A sharp rift on All About Eve with shades of soap opera antics and funny funny plots twists. Sure the style is pure melodrama but it is smoothly directed and performed with honesty.

Lead actor Dylan Vox playing Shawn/Boyd is hilariously over the top with a damn sexy smile. He's a "spanking" good time.

Peter Szeliga (Derick) and Bruce L. Hart (Colin)(also credited writer) were assets to the production. Art direction; brilliant colors and attractive scenes. Rebekah Kochan playing Shelia deserves mention for her southern white trash rendition.

Director Paul Hart drives the story at a good pace. The tasteful affaire de coeur between the boys are good, and in one key scene Mr. Vox strips off for a romp with full buns bouncing. Funny and sexy at the same time is a hard thing (no pun) to keep up.

This is the sort of film that begs for a sequel. Dudes, treat your self to a heap of gay campy fun. Rent it!