The movie "Honey Don't!" (2025) begins in Bakersfield, California, where private investigator Honey O'Donahue is called to the scene of a fatal car accident by homicide detective Marty Metakawich. Marty is dismissive of Honey's identity as a lesbian, but Honey chooses not to reveal that the dead driver, Mia Novotny, was a prospective client who had arranged to meet with her that day.

Honey then meets with Mr. Siegfried, who suspects his boyfriend of cheating. Afterward, she visits her sister Heidi and her nieces and nephews, including the rebellious teenager Corinne. Officer MG Falcone provides Honey with Mia's address, and Honey speaks with Mia's parents, learning that Mia had become a member of the Four-Way Temple, a religious group led by Reverend Drew Devlin.

Reverend Drew Devlin is secretly involved in selling drugs for mysterious traffickers, a fact unknown to his congregation. During a sexual encounter with a congregant, Drew is interrupted by his henchman Shuggie, who informs him that one of their drivers has overdosed on their product. The traffickers' French liaison, Chère, who had removed a Temple ring from Mia's body before the police arrived at the accident scene, warns Drew that Mia's death will attract unwanted attention to their operation. Drew denies involvement in Mia's death.

Hector, one of Drew's drug dealers, panics when a customer propositions him after refusing to pay. Hector fatally runs the man over while driving away. Drew sends Shuggie to eliminate loose ends, and Shuggie kills Hector's grandmother. However, Hector fights back and kills Shuggie. Seeking revenge, Hector ambushes Drew while Drew is in bed with more congregants, but Drew shoots and kills Hector instead.

Meanwhile, Honey continues her investigation, uncovering the drug operation run out of the church and Drew's predation on vulnerable women. She also becomes involved in the strange disappearance of her niece Corinne, suspecting that Corinne may be among Drew's victims.

Honey develops a casual romantic relationship with Officer MG Falcone, who works at the police station and frequently provides Honey with information. Their relationship includes intense, unromanticized sex scenes, including one in a crowded, well-lit bar.

As Honey pulls on the threads of the case, she discovers that Drew is not the only threat to women in Bakersfield. It is revealed that MG Falcone has been killing girls, adding a new layer of danger and complexity to the investigation.

The film ends with Honey surviving the various threats and complications. She ends up hooking up with Chère, the French woman involved in the drug trafficking operation, who was the first person to remove the Temple ring from Mia's body. The story also reveals that Corinne's grandfather, Honey's father, has been stalking Corinne at her workplace, adding further tension and suspicion to the narrative.

Throughout the film, multiple bodies pile up as Honey navigates the chaotic and dangerous environment of Bakersfield, dealing with cult leaders, drug traffickers, corrupt cops, and family drama. The narrative blends neo-noir detective tropes with dark comedy and B-movie elements, culminating in a blood-soaked conclusion where Honey remains alive but surrounded by threats and mysteries unresolved.

Honey O'Donahue, a small-town private investigator, is driven by her professional duty and personal curiosity to delve into a series of strange deaths tied to a mysterious church in Bakersfield, California.

MG Falcone, a police officer played by Aubrey Plaza, interacts with Honey O'Donahue during the investigation, but specific plot details about how their relationship influences the case are not fully detailed in the available sources.

Reverend Drew Devlin, portrayed by Chris Evans, is the cult leader connected to the mysterious church around which the strange deaths occur, making him a central figure in the investigation.

Honey is assisted by several characters including her assistant Spider (Gabby Beans), her niece Corinne (Talia Ryder), and Hector Bonner (Jacnier), who is Honey's assistant; their specific contributions to the investigation involve supporting Honey in various capacities throughout the film.

The strange deaths are central to the plot, suggesting a sinister plan behind what might initially appear as mere tragedies, with the cult's activities being deeply intertwined with these mysterious events.

The movie Honey Don't! (2025) is not family friendly and is rated R due to strong sexual content, graphic nudity, some strong violence, and frequent explicit language, making it inappropriate for children and sensitive viewers.

Potentially objectionable or upsetting aspects include:

• Sexual content and nudity: Multiple explicit sex scenes involving both heterosexual and lesbian encounters, with full female nudity (breasts and buttocks) and minimal male nudity. Scenes include a threesome and graphic sexual humor.

• Violence and gore: Some intense violent scenes including physical fights, blood, and unusual deaths (e.g., a man stabbed with a spork). The tone is darkly comedic but may be disturbing for younger or sensitive viewers.

• Language: Frequent strong profanity, including the F-word and other explicit terms throughout the film.

• Alcohol, drugs, and smoking: Characters casually use alcohol and drugs, with some unusual smoking scenes that may be unsettling.

• Frightening and intense scenes: The film contains surreal, eerie moments involving a mysterious church and cult-like elements, which may unsettle sensitive audiences despite the comedic tone.

Given these elements, Honey Don't! is intended for mature audiences and is unsuitable for children or those sensitive to sexual content, violence, strong language, or dark thematic material.

The 2025 film Honey Don't! is explicitly a queer, lesbian-themed neo-noir dark comedy. The protagonist, Honey O'Donahue, is a lesbian private detective, and the film is part of a "lesbian B-movie trilogy" by Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke. The story features multiple queer characters and explores a queer world where queerness is normalized and central to the narrative.

The film includes queer relationships beyond Honey's, such as her lovers including MG (played by Aubrey Plaza), and a queer male character, Mr. Siegfried (played by Billy Eichner), highlighting a broader queer representation uncommon in traditional noir films. Honey's queerness is a clear and recurring element, with scenes where she directly states her attraction to women, such as bluntly telling a male character, "I like girls".

Thus, Honey Don't! is indeed a gay (queer) film, focusing on lesbian and queer themes within a dark comedy detective story framework.

The movie Honey Don't! (2025) does not have any publicly available information or official content warnings specifically mentioning bondage scenes. The film is described as a neo-noir dark comedy detective story involving a private investigator and a religious cult, with content advisories noting strong sexual content, graphic nudity, some strong violence, and language, but no explicit mention of bondage.

No detailed scene descriptions or plot summaries from official sources or trailers indicate the presence of bondage. Therefore, based on current information, there is no evidence that bondage is depicted in Honey Don't! (2025).