Headlock Security 2015
"Three Men, Two Day and One Life to Save (and not very much experience)"
When three ordinary blokes—Charlie, Danny, and Gavin—find themselves unemployed and stuck in a rut, they stumble into an unexpected opportunity.
Director: Kate Roxburgh
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Headlock Security (2015) about?
This British comedy follows three unemployed friends who, after a chance encounter with a self-defense instructor, decide to start their own security company. Armed with little more than enthusiasm and questionable training, they dive headfirst into a series of chaotic and comedic misadventures.
Who directed Headlock Security?
Kate Roxburgh directed this 2015 comedy, bringing a sharp eye for character-driven humor to the project.
Who stars in Headlock Security?
The film features Dean Kilbey, Dave Kelly, and Simeon Willis as the trio of would-be security guards, joined by Amy Hoggart and Elizabeth Seal in supporting roles.
Is Headlock Security (2015) worth watching?
While Headlock Security isn't a polished gem, its low-stakes humor and relatable underdog premise make it a fun, if uneven, watch for fans of British comedies. If you enjoy stories about misfits stumbling into success—or disaster—it's worth a stream or download for a lighthearted laugh.
How long is Headlock Security?
Headlock Security runs for 98 minutes, offering a quick but satisfying dose of comedic chaos.
About Headlock Security (2015) — A hilarious underdog story of security gone sideways
When three ordinary blokes—Charlie, Danny, and Gavin—find themselves unemployed and stuck in a rut, they stumble into an unexpected opportunity. After crossing paths with the charismatic yet unconventional self-defense guru Killer Ken, the trio impulsively launches Headlock Security, a fledgling security firm with more enthusiasm than expertise. Directed by Kate Roxburgh, this 2015 British comedy dives into the hilarious misadventures of these underqualified but determined amateurs as they navigate the chaotic world of personal protection with nothing but sheer nerve and questionable training.
Set against the backdrop of everyday life in the UK, Headlock Security (2015) blends lighthearted slapstick with sharp observational humor, capturing the absurdity of ambition without preparation. The film's relaxed pacing and quirky charm make it a breezy watch, while its central themes of camaraderie and resilience shine through the chaos.