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Sisters' Heist Goes Horribly Wrong
14 Mar
Summary
- Siblings Lizzy Caplan and Lucy DeVito in a house robbery gone wrong.
- One sister suffers a severe back injury, complicating their escape.
- They uncover a dangerous secret involving a serial killer.
- The protagonists are identified by generic labels: 'Fuckup' and 'Sister'.
In the dark comedy "Drag," sisters Lizzy Caplan and Lucy DeVito find their simple house robbery plan shattered. Initially motivated by a debt, their mission takes a sharp turn when Caplan's character, labeled 'Fuckup,' sustains a severe back injury after a fall.
Their predicament worsens as they must move the injured sister and avoid the homeowner's return. The situation escalates dramatically when they realize the homeowner, identified as 'Man,' is a dangerous individual with a history of violence against women.
As they attempt to hide and possibly rescue another potential victim, the protagonists grapple with their own conflicts. The film balances edgy humor with suspense, exploring familial tensions against a backdrop of escalating danger.
Despite a potentially dark conclusion, "Drag" is noted for its resourceful execution and commitment to its gallows humor. The performances by Caplan, DeVito, and John Stamos as the antagonist are highlighted.
