The title’s suggestive nature doesn’t inspire confidence... but surprisingly, it isn’t entirely awful; it manages to be watchable. The story centers on two college students who find themselves separated when one—"Gunn" (Keith Jordan)—must return home for the holidays and seemingly adopts a more conventional identity. His boyfriend, "Thomas" (Wyatt Fenner), feeling neglected by his family (his mom is played by someone recognizable as "Dr. Crusher"!), impulsively decides to visit his in-laws instead. Upon arrival, he’s presented as a college roommate, and the film follows their clumsy attempts to maintain this deception while engaging in some furtive romantic encounters. Meanwhile, "Gunn" has to deflect the unwanted advances of a local girl named "Abby" (Hallee Hirsch). The narrative feels somewhat predictable, but Kelly Keaton, playing the mother, provides some amusing moments—particularly her playful observations about who’s sleeping on which bunk bed—and the script avoids being consistently embarrassing. As for the conclusion—well, it's fairly clear what's coming, given that this is a Christmas movie—though it isn’t the absolute worst I’ve encountered.

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