
Helen and Luella are just another typical God-fearing mother and daughter who happen to bake Mincemeat muffins and run a charming if not a bit faded Bed and Breakfast Inn. Or are they? On the eve of the biggest gay party weekend of the year, and having not made advance reservations, five 'couples' find themselves having to make accommodations far from the city. There's Dom and Alex, the 'performers' and Deborah and Gabby, the sophisticated, entrepreneurial 'lipsticks'. There'... (Full plot summary below)
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Helen and Luella are just another typical God-fearing mother and daughter who happen to bake Mincemeat muffins and run a charming if not a bit faded Bed and Breakfast Inn. Or are they? On the eve of the biggest gay party weekend of the year, and having not made advance reservations, five 'couples' find themselves having to make accommodations far from the city. There's Dom and Alex, the 'performers' and Deborah and Gabby, the sophisticated, entrepreneurial 'lipsticks'. There's also Mike and Eric, the upscale 'yuppie' power couple and their annoying 'fag-hag' friend, Lizette. Also checking in are Starr and Brenda, the struggling folk singer and tough-talking tomboy and lastly Rodney and Todd, the sugar daddy and 'personal trainer'. What should have been the biggest gay party weekend of the year quickly turns into every gay and lesbian's worst nightmare! In the middle of the desert, off the main highway, lies The Sahara Salvation Inn. "A small slice of paradise here in the desert". As the guests check in, they slowly come to realize (and some too late!) that The Sahara Salvation is not all it appears to be!
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| Filmcritic.comBlake FrenchThere's a fine line separating campy and cheeseball, however, and The Gay Bed and Breakfast of Terror delves far into the latter. |
| New York TimesNathan LeeAn indecisive mix of tepid camp and gory gross-out, "The Gay Bed & Breakfast of Terror" doesn't go far enough in either direction. |
| Los Angeles TimesKevin ThomasTrash can be fun but this movie is too tedious and under-inspired to be amusing. |
| JWRS. James WeggThe best part comes right off the top as Juliet Wright sings and dances up a storm during the opening credits. |
| User ReviewPhilip Nlol cheap yes campy yes funny yes a bit like rocky horror pic show yes this movie is realy good weird but you need weird to be good lol xoxoxoxoxoxo |
| User ReviewCaptain CThis film provides the greatest social commentary of all time -- BRAVO! |
| User ReviewJeff Lthis movie is amazing people dont understand campy horror humour this movie is fantastic and anyone who says otherwise is someone that cant be trusted to make decisions in life and they probably like cool ranch instead of nacho doritos and thats just fucked up |
| User ReviewBob GJust a terrific, campy, bad horror film. Full of hilarious slasher movie clichà (C)s, great over-the-top acting, hideous sets and costumes, dreadful special effects... GB&BOT makes for a fun evening with friends straight or gay. Perfect for Halloween movie nights or just laughing over drinks. |
| User ReviewSteve HThis is one movie i would tell everyone to just sit back and do not judge the acting or visual effects and just let your laughs out |
| User ReviewJustin TNot terrible, in fact, it is incredibly written. There is tons of over acting (better than under acting) but is low on the terror factor. Still, pretty fab-u-lous. |