All the Rage

The film follows Christopher Bedford, a thirty-one-year-old man embodying the 90s gay playboy ideal. He is portrayed as attractive, wealthy, and seemingly flawless, yet he remains blissfully unaware of the chaos that surrounds him. Through his journey, All the Rage offers a satirical critique of societal expectations and the pressures of maintaining an ideal image.

With a runtime of 105 minutes, this film combines humor and romance while addressing serious themes related to sexuality and self-acceptance. The performances by Mitchell Mullen, David Vincent, Paul Outlaw, and Alan Natale contribute to the film's exploration of its central character's life and relationships. All the Rage stands out within the genres of comedy and romance, appealing to those interested in LGBT narratives and 90s culture.