Among the characters we encounter are Gabriel's straight roommate, Rich, and his aspiring sex therapist girlfriend, Judy. One of the movie's funnier scenes involves Judy's somewhat awkward attempts to help Mark and Gabriel work through their frustration at not being able to communicate. Some reviews have criticized the way straight female characters are portrayed, but in my opinion, those stereotypical caricatures actually helped make the film even more amusing and fun. As you might expect from a fun gay film set partially in nightclubs, Trick has a great soundtrack to suit. And just in case you don't get enough of Spelling singing in the film, which she does, there's a track of hers on the soundtrack as well.
Trick is funny, sappy, erotic, and outrageous.