Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds

Kyle has just broken up with his boyfriend Marc when a nude model named Troy appears in his art class, catching the attention of men and women alike. With encouragement from his friends Gwen and Tiffani, Kyle pretends to be straight so he can get closer to Troy, a plan that leads him into a campus ex-gay support group and even a girlfriend. Marc, appalled by the scheme, sets out to pursue the confused Troy by being openly gay. The two compete for Troy's attention.

This is the second film in the Eating Out series and the second directed by Phillip J. Bartell, following his 2000 debut Crush. The screenplay is by Q. Allan Brocka and Bartell, with Brocka among the producers. Jim Verraros returns as Kyle, alongside Emily Brooke Hands as Gwen, Rebekah Kochan as Tiffani, and Brett Chukerman as Marc; Marco Dapper plays Troy and Scott Vickaryous appears as Jacob. The film runs 79 minutes.

Released in 2006, the comedy earned a 6.2 rating on IMDb from roughly 4,300 votes and a 6.1 on TMDB from about 107 votes, indicating a modest but steady audience following for the low-budget series entry.