Drag

Southeast US Premiere

Drag

DATE: Sunday, August 16
TIME: 7:00PM
VENUE: Savor Cinema Fort Lauderdale

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2026

USA

86 min

Raviv Ullman, Greg Yagolnitzer

Raviv Ullman, Greg Yagolnitzer

Lizzy Caplan, John Stamos, Lucy DeVito

Go into this one blind! Seriously. Skip the trailer. Don’t skim this capsule. No “quick read.” Just stop right here! Buy a ticket and thank us later.

Still reading? Alright, but don’t say we didn’t try to save you from yourself! DRAG answers a question no one asked but everyone should see… what happens if a serial-killer lock-in produced by Danny Devito collides with a Fall Out Boy-scored chaos engine courtesy of Patrick Stump, then gets handed to Lizzy Caplan, who spends most of the film on her back and “dragged” around like a sack of potatoes? Add John Stamos—yes, that JOHN STAMOS—reveling in a scene-stealing turn as a charming psychopath, and things go from “bad idea” to “instant classic” in record time.

The setup is deceptively simple: two sisters, one empty house, one easy burglary. The catch? One of them immediately throws her back out. What follows is a rapidly escalating, increasingly ridiculous fight for survival when the homeowner comes home way too early and way too angry. From there, DRAG refuses to behave. It mutates from awkward sitcom energy into a full-blown, blood-splattered panic spiral, packed with escalating gags, brutal turns, and enough guns to arm a small nation.

It’s hilarious. It’s mean. It’s wildly unhinged. And Lizzy Caplan absolutely commits to the bit while doing what can only be described as elite-level floor acting. DRAG isn’t just a movie—it’s a shared theater event waiting to happen. Come join us and make some very questionable, very unforgettable memories.

YEAR: 2026

COUNTRY: USA

RUNTIME: 86 min

DIRECTOR: Raviv Ullman, Greg Yagolnitzer

WRITER: Raviv Ullman, Greg Yagolnitzer

STARRING: Lizzy Caplan, John Stamos, Lucy DeVito

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