Open House (2004)
Zach Richards and Cody Foster make gigantic comebacks in this humorous look at the high-stakes world of real estate. Zach is given an ultimatum by his hunky boss, Cameron Sage: sell a house today or get fired. Now, Zach will stop at nothing to sell a house to save his job -- including showing his potential buyers exceptional client service! Mega-hung Chad Donovan makes a guest star appearance and literally gives Cody Foster the fuck of the century in a scene that will have everyone talking! Newcomers Nick Tyler, Logan Reed and Kirk Kelly also star.
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Zach Richards and Cody Foster make gigantic comebacks in this humorous look at the high-stakes world of real estate. Zach is given an ultimatum by his hunky boss, Cameron Sage: sell a house today or get fired. Now, Zach will stop at nothing to sell a house to save his job -- including showing his potential buyers exceptional client service! Mega-hung Chad Donovan makes a guest star appearance and literally gives Cody Foster the fuck of the century in a scene that will have everyone talking! Newcomers Nick Tyler, Logan Reed and Kirk Kelly also star.
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In Theaters:2/11/2004
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Massive Studio
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