How grisly can it get watching Lizzy Caplan throw out her back? The MPA has rated Drag R for “bloody […]
How grisly can it get watching Lizzy Caplan throw out her back? The MPA has rated Drag R for “bloody violent content, some grisly images, and language.”
Caplan (Cloverfield) and Lucy DeVito play sisters robbing a house in upstate New York. One’s driving the getaway car. The other is upstairs when her back gives out. Now the two have to figure out how to get her down a flight of stairs before the homeowner gets back. John Stamos and Christine Ko also star.
Drag was my favorite movie at SXSW, in large part because of how good Caplan and Stamos are in it. Josh Korngut got at what makes Raviv Ullman and Greg Yagolnitzer’s movie work in his festival review, calling back pain “an all-too-relatable villain.”
You can spot Dread Central calling Drag “The Shocker of the Year” in the trailer and on the poster. This is one to see with a crowd.
Briarcliff Entertainment opens the darkly funny thriller in theaters January 29, 2027.
