This film has an interesting concept that is dragged out (pun intended) way too long. As is typical of drag-queen films, everything and the kitchen sink is thrown in, probably because the filmmakers felt compelled to include moments for all of their friends and their fabulous outfits.
The core story is fun, though, and Omar Brancato is truly tasty in his role as our hero's love intrerest. (If he's single, I'll take him right now.) He has several great moments of gazing up into the camera with his wonderful puppy dog eyes that will make you fall in love with him instantly. Too bad that the rest of the film just drags on and on and on. Our hero is also a bit bland, but I think that was intended. If only there'd been more nudity on display (i.e., Omar), this could have been a great movie. As it is, it should really only work for guys who are totally tapped into the WeHo scene.
The core story is fun, though, and Omar Brancato is truly tasty in his role as our hero's love intrerest. (If he's single, I'll take him right now.) He has several great moments of gazing up into the camera with his wonderful puppy dog eyes that will make you fall in love with him instantly. Too bad that the rest of the film just drags on and on and on. Our hero is also a bit bland, but I think that was intended. If only there'd been more nudity on display (i.e., Omar), this could have been a great movie. As it is, it should really only work for guys who are totally tapped into the WeHo scene.