Eating Out (2004)

In a whirlwind of unconventional romance and comical misunderstandings, 'Eating Out' unleashes a riot of vibrant characters caught in a labyrinth of love. After a disappointing breakup with his promiscuous girlfriend, Caleb, a charming but romantically frustrated straight guy, finds himself drawn into a plan that promises to shake up his unsatisfactory love life. His openly gay roommate, Kyle, unveils a curious observation that many straight women are drawn to gay men, ostensibly in an attempt to convert them. Intrigued and desperate, Caleb considers playing gay, hoping it might improve his luck with the ladies. At a party, Caleb's world spins when he meets Gwen, a woman plagued by her own peculiar sexual dilemma. Despite the throng of straight suitors vying for her attention, Gwen finds herself irresistibly attracted to gay men, instantly dismissing any heterosexual advances. This includes Caleb, the nice guy who's smitten by her. In a twist of fate, Kyle hatches a scheme that seems to benefit everyone involved. He encourages Caleb's faux-gay persona to get him closer to Gwen, while conveniently placing himself near Marc, Gwen's irresistibly handsome gay roommate who Kyle secretly covets. But there's a catch: Marc only has eyes for Caleb. As the plot thickens, Gwen starts making advances on her roommate's new 'boyfriend,' and Kyle grows increasingly green-eyed over Caleb's blossoming relationship with Marc. Meanwhile, Marc, unaware of the charade, begins laying the groundwork for a serious relationship with Caleb. The question that hangs in the air is: How long can this tangled web of deception hold before someone unravels the truth? The film 'Eating Out' is a tantalizing tale of love, lust, and the lengths we go to for both.

Eating Out is a comedy movie featuring Ryan Carnes.

Eating Out is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Cineverse, Kanopy and Tubi TV and it's also available on Here TV.

It is also possible to buy Eating Out on Amazon Video and Apple TV.