Hot Guys with Guns

The movie was great ! It had a lot of suspense , as well as irony . The guys are very good looking . In fact one reminded me of a prince !! I also loved the mother in the film , she was hilarious !my most fav was when the mother walks in while her son and his date were in bed wanting a Xanex .. I laughed so hard !! Also I think the professor may have had some gay tendencies especially at the end of the movie . One of the cool things about this movie is that gives you a snap shot of being gay and a starving actor . I can appreciate that . For example , working in a restaurant . I like the relationship with Danny and Pip . Even though they are not together they always have each other's back . Twice in a peralis moments they professed their love to one another , but never acted on it . I would recommend this movie !

A fun story from Doug Spearman. a who-dunnit, with a great crowd of hot guys. Stars Marc Samuel and Brian McArdle. Starts out like an episode of Archer, with the overbearing, silly, rich, drunk mother. All kinds of swearing, and lots of bare, hot guy butts, so not for the kiddies. but it is a fun caper. the cast is good, the acting is mostly good. the story itself kind of meanders all over, like a gay remington steele, but just go along for the ride. This goes back and forth, from being a comedy to a more serious but lightweight drama. pokes fun at hollyweird, as well as bond films (at least in the opening credits...). Written and directed by Doug Spearman (noah's arc, old dogs new tricks). Good fun stuff. surprised at the low ratings... its fun if you don't take it too seriously.

Although I enjoyed Noah's Arc on LOGO- (Spearman and Stephens) that was low budget cable TV -this is film, which is supposed to be a step above cable TV.

The premise is cute and does have a different twist than a typical boy- meets-boy gay film which I admire but doesn't deliver. It's kind of like watching a reject episode of a gay Charlie's Angles. It's campy but it doesn't mean to be campy -that is the rub and why it fails.

I'm all for gay film and when I lived in L.A., I used to got to a lot of indie film screenings but this one misses the mark. I give it an A for effort but it still feels very low budge....

I love this movie. It is so much fun. I've seen a bunch of serious gay films recently. Some are well done, while others are laughably amateurish. Way too many have a "Kill the Gay" ending, and are depressing as hell. This film is well done (writing, acting, cinematography) and a joy to watch. The two leads, Marc Anthony Samuel and Brian McArdle, are sexy as hell and exhibit an obvious chemistry in both serious and funny scenes. Alan Blumenfeld stands out in a supporting roll. While Samuel appears to have s substantial acting career, McArdle doesn't seem to have done too much....a real shame. He's gorgeous and his comic timing is impeccable. Hallmark should grab him. He can be found on both YouTube and Instagram as the "cocktail coach," discussing all manner of spirits in an entertaining way. If you haven't already figured it out, I fell hard for Mr. McArdle, and would love to see him do some more acting.

I loved this film! I adore a good detective story. Every scene was presented so beautifully. It was a perfect portrayal of certain aspects of Gay Los Angeles. I liked that race, sex, drugs and social wealth status were interwoven throughout the film, yet the film was still light. I also liked the way the film dealt with some serious topics yet had humor at times. Loved Loved Loved the character Danny. It takes a lot to have me watch a full movie all the way through without drifting but I stayed up way past my bedtime despite being super sleepy because I was so captivated. I also always guess the plot in movies and there is a perfect little twist in this plot that I did not expect. I liked that the portrayals were real without any Hollywood style redemption. I want a sequel. Bravo Doug Spearman!