Not long ago, the unscientific practice of compelling LGBTQ+ youth into “conversion therapy,” intended to force them into heterosexuality, seemed headed toward a much-needed extinction. As of this year, 24 states have banned conversion therapy for minors, and another five states have restricted it in various ways. These current events could have made “limp wrist on the lever,” a satire set at a conversion camp, freshly relevant. The story opens with three queer teens — Anita (Ashley Jaye), Charli (River Bermudez Sanders), and Zo (linda maria girón) — trying to escape a conversion therapy camp. Whether by choice or direction, Thomas is consistently smug and insufferable, even in moments when he’s supposed to appear vulnerable.