Honey Don't!

When Honey finally follows the trail to MG Falcone’s house, the truth cuts as sharply as the knife she wields. In the cramped kitchen Honey finds a cup of tea stained with her niece’s lipstick and MG, trembling and hostile, confesses that she has been murdering women who have fallen under Reverend Drew Devlin’s sway. MG tells Honey that, after a lifetime of abuse and the cold‑blooded killing of her own father, she turned her rage into a twisted “feminist” crusade, picking off the most vulnerable parishioners. The confrontation erupts into violence: Honey is stabbed in the stomach while MG is shot dead, leaving the detective bloodied but alive and the immediate threat extinguished.

The film does not end there. Soon after, Honey hears a gunshot outside Devlin’s church—Cher, the seductive French‑cartel operative who had been seen leaving the building, has just killed the reverend. No one else witnesses the murder, and the police, represented by Officer Marty Metakawich, deem it insufficient to launch a raid. Thus Devlin’s death remains a secret known only to a handful of characters, Honey among them.

The final image places Honey at a traffic light, face‑to‑face with Cher. She leans in, flirtatiously asking where she’s headed and how much time she has left. Is Honey courting the femme‑fatale for pleasure, or is she trying to pry the missing pieces of Devlin’s drug‑and‑cult operation from her? The scene suggests both: Honey’s Rolodex of conquests hints at a personal attraction, while her relentless drive for justice implies she will use any advantage to uncover the larger crime network. The camera lingers on their exchange, leaving the audience with a lingering question—will Honey follow the trail of the dead reverend and bring the hidden cartel to light, or will she simply ride away into another smoky adventure?

Last Updated: December 28, 2025 at 10:51