Strapped for Danger

About This Movie

Strapped for Danger is a quirky blend of comedy and crime that doesn’t shy away from its absurdity. Directed by Richard Griffin, the film navigates the misadventures of three male strippers who, after a heist, find themselves in a frat house, hiding from an aggressively homophobic cop. The tone oscillates between slapstick and a sort of dark humor that feels oddly refreshing. The pacing is brisk, keeping you engaged as the trio stumbles from one ridiculous situation to the next. The performances are spirited, with the cast really leaning into their roles, making the characters feel both over-the-top and relatable. It’s not your typical heist flick, more like a chaotic romp that plays with themes of identity and societal norms.

Unique take on the heist genre. · Blends comedy with social themes. · Features a memorable performance by the lead trio.