Eating Out: Drama Camp

Zack and Casey's relationship faces challenges at Dick Dickey's Drama Camp. When Zack meets Benji and they are cast as lovers in a provocative adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew, tensions rise. This sex comedy delves into LGBT themes, including flirting and gay relationships, making it a notable entry in the genre.

With a runtime of 91 minutes, Eating Out: Drama Camp combines humor with exploration of sexuality and identity in a camp setting. The film features a diverse cast, including Chris Salvatore and Daniel Skelton, which adds depth to the story. The tagline, "There are no small parts," hints at the playful and inclusive nature of the film, appealing to fans of LGBT cinema and comedy alike.