Overview

• Now in theaters via Focus Features, the neo‑noir dark comedy follows Bakersfield private investigator Honey O’Donahue (Margaret Qualley) probing deaths tied to a church run by Chris Evans’s Reverend Drew Devlin.
• Critics widely single out Aubrey Plaza’s turn as MG Falcone and her chemistry with Qualley as the film’s strongest asset.
• Reviews point to an overcrowded, haphazard plot and uneven tonal shifts, with several noting that brutal violence played for laughs can feel uncomfortable.
• The film runs 89 minutes and is rated R/MA in various markets, with multiple outlets describing it as entertaining despite structural shortcomings.
• At a recent screening, Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke described a collaborative process with the cast and said a potential third entry in their lesbian crime trilogy remains unconfirmed.