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Boy Toy

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Written by Jonathan Jacobs

Jake (John White) is your average scrawny twenty-something. He lives on his best friend's (Simon Rex as Clive) bed as sexually super-charged playboy and mooch, not that there's anything wrong with that! When Clive's landlord comes hunting for the rent plus the fare for Jake's not so latent lodging, both men are at a loss for how to maintain their residence. Clive is a brilliant MBA graduate that cannot find a job other than as a bartender. Jake's only talent is his supersized me male organ (penis, cock, rooster), that satiates even the most untamed sexual desires. When their other best friend, the delicious "Mouse" (Vivian Bang) intervenes to solve their crisis, she presents a bold and innovative idea. Mouse, from firsthand experience understands just how talented in the world of orgasmia Jake is. She wants to exploit his ability by becoming his pimp. She has all of the upscale connections and clearly Jake's modeling career has borne out to be a failure. Money-starved and libidinous, Jake reluctantly agrees.

After placing an advertisement in a major paper, Jake cozies up to the freaky-naughty secretary for advice on how to "strengthen his core". Innuendo aside, she takes him to yoga class so he can bulk up and resolve his mince muscle issue. At yoga class he falls in love with his instructor Norah (Mircea Monroe) and his life is irrevocably altered, well almost but not quite.

Mouse understands Jake's plight. Only beasts want his services for lack of contacts. Mouse calls in the big guns and organizes a regular tryst between Jake and Helen (Elizabeth Daily) and her forty/fifty/sixty something friends. While Jake is busy making money hand over fist, he is also falling in love with a very innocent and unsuspecting Norah. How will he balance love and sex and the truth and a giant lie? Not very well folks, you better watch to find out! Boy Toy is a laugh a minute flashback style sexy movie. John White, Vivian Bang and Simon Rex play the heck out of their parts. They are convincing as a trio of young best friends and that leads to some great laughs.