Black heels on a tile floor, and a seamed stocking leading up to a pencil skirt and a simple white blouse. In a Classical Hollywood noir film, that look would belong to the femme fatale, the ...

Honey, Don’t! is the second in what filmmakers Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke have described as a “lesbian exploitation B-movie trilogy.” On the merits of Honey and the duo’s previous feature, Drive-Away ...

Margaret Qualley swans through “Honey Don’t!” like a movie star who might have been born in the wrong era, but she’s going to make the most of it. Regally tall, in red heels and a white-flowered red ...

Margaret Qualley plays Honey O’Donahue in “Honey Don’t!” (Karen Kuehn/Focus Features/TNS) Chris Evans in a scene from “Honey Don’t!” (Focus Features via AP) Charlie Day in a scene from “Honey Don’t!” ...

Even after his death in 2004, there’s still only one Russ Meyer, and this, the second solo outing from the Coen brothers’ Ethan, is a sad reminder of the talent he took with him to the grave. Meyer ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Honey Don’t! (now streaming on Peacock) is the second of Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke’s queer-comedy trilogy that began with 2024’s Drive-Away Dolls and will reportedly ...

It’s best not to think of Honey Don’t! as a whodunit, just as it would have been equally unwise to think of the same filmmakers’ Drive Away Dolls as a movie about a car chase. Though largely different ...

I really wanted to like Honey Don’t! — but maybe this relationship was doomed from the start (spoilers incoming). Honey Don’t! follows Honey O’Donahue (Margaret Qualley), a private investigator ...

Margaret Qualley in "Honey Don't!" (Courtesy Karen Kuehn/Focus Features) The most frustrating kind of film is one where you can see promising elements almost coming together, but never quite getting ...

“Honey Don’t!” is a dead-end plot that exists to take us on a tour through a who’s who of scoundrels and eccentrics. Luckily for us, that describes a lot of the best movies director Ethan Coen made ...