Beach Rats (2017) Cute Boys, Hot Gay Scenes, Poor Box Office

By: Michael Jacobs – Senior Correspondent | Movie Entertainment News

LAS VEGAS — Beach Rats (2017) is one Summer 2017’s final releases and boy has it generated huge attention both positive and negative. While the cast is getting huge praise, the plot is considered a boring story that takes you no where.

In fact the main thing that seems to get attention are the hot hook up scenes the boys do with older men. Was the film worth the hype prior to its theatrical debut?

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According to MOJO Box Office, after nine weeks in release, and a budget of $3 Million dollars, Beach Rats (2017) has brought in a total of $ 473,771 as of Oct. 26, 2017 from the box office.

Now the Beach Rats (2017) film is being offered on Amazon Video for $4.99.

Synopsis:
“A Brooklyn teenager escapes the bleakness of his life by causing trouble with his delinquent friends and flirting with older men online. When his chatting and webcamming intensifies, he finally starts hooking up with guys at a nearby cruising beach while simultaneously entering into a cautious relationship with a young woman.”

Cast: Harris Dickinson | Nicole Flyues | Frank Hakaj | See Full Cast

genres: gay twinks | storyline

Written and Directed by: Eliza Hittman

Production Co: Cinereach

Distributed by: Neon Distribution (Worldwide) (Theatrical)

Runtime: 95 Minutes

Country: USA

Language: English

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