The Box Trap

The Box Trap

10.0IMDb Score
Released:2025-06-24
Genre:Comedy
Duration:84 min
Country:
Director:Meg Poveromo
Actors:Meg Poveromo, Kimberly Cain, Julie Kashmanian, Lamar Alonzo Hardy, Rachael Hein
Production:Unemployed Idiots Film Productions

Overview:

The world of a blissfully detached woman in her 20s turns upside down when she's forced to adjust to the ordinary life that exists beyond working at The Box Trap, an off-the-wall lesbian bar, and its rivalry with the gay club across the street, The Cock Catcher.

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