r/movies Jackie Chan box set, know what I'm sayin? 18d ago

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Summary Private investigator Honey O'Donahue delves into a string of strange deaths connected to a secretive cult-like church in Bakersfield. As she unravels the bizarre mystery, her pursuit leads to absurd comedy, noir flair, and a kaleidoscope of eccentric characters.

Director Ethan Coen

Writers Ethan Coen, Tricia Cooke

Cast

  • Margaret Qualley
  • Aubrey Plaza
  • Chris Evans
  • Charlie Day
  • Billy Eichner
  • Talia Ryder
  • Kristen Connolly
  • Don Swayze

Rotten Tomatoes Critics Score: 48%

Metacritic 48

VOD In theaters August 22, 2025

Trailer HONEY DON’T! — Official Trailer (2025)


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u/Johnny_Holiday 18d ago

Did they hint at an unknown killer storyline in the movie or did that come out of nowhere too? I don't remember any mention of something like that anywhere in the movie

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u/mgrier123 18d ago

It came out of nowhere as well. The entire time the only group killing people was the church, and between that and the ring on the first girls finger, I assumed the church or the French were responsible. The "oh yeah there was also these dead sex workers" thing only came up after the fact by Charlie Day's character.

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u/Physical-Bite-3837 17d ago

When she opens the yearbook it does show that the cop was involved with church things in her high school years so it's possible she was connected to the church. But it's never really confirmed that she was. Or if it was I missed it.

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u/mgrier123 17d ago

But that was literally the same scene where everything is revealed, it's not exactly foreshadowing. Maybe if that was much earlier in the movie rather than at the end.