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SPOILER ALERT! We will be talking about this film from beginning to end so if you haven’t seen this movie yet, go see it, and come back to listen to our conversation. 

Or if you don’t care about getting spoilers, stick around.

Honey Don’t is a dark comedy detective film directed by Ethan Coen (of the Coen brothers), who co-wrote the screenplay with his wife Tricia Cooke. The film is the second in a “lesbian B-movie trilogy” following Drive-Away Dolls (in 2024 and also featuring Margaret Qualley). The film stars are Margaret Qualley as Honey, Aubrey Plaza as MG, Chris Evans as Rev. Drew Devlin, and Charlie Day as homicide detective Marty Metakawich.

Honey Don’t is about a small-town private investigator, Honey O’Donahue, who attempts to investigate a series of strange deaths that are tied to a mysterious church. 

Tune in and find out our favorite scenes, the cringy parts, and if we U-Haul it or Curb It. We'll also discuss the impact and message it may have on the LGBTQ+ community. 

If you like Coen films and/or dark comedies, check out Honey Don’t and let us know what you thought about the film.

Thank you for hanging out with us as and if there’s a movie or tv show you want us to talk about, let us know! 

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This short bonus episode pulls back the curtain as Kathy shares a personal story about author Jane Rule.

We won’t spoil it here—you’ll have to press play to find out more.

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Before Carol, there was Desert Hearts - a story about a buttoned-up professor, mid-divorce, who meets a free-spirited young lesbian. Soon, sparks fly - or do they? 

In this episode Kathy and Angela give their take on whether this movie lives up to it's OG lesbian cult classic hype. 

Be sure to check out the BONUS EPISODE where Kathy dives into the book, Desert of the Heart by Jane Rule, and shares a personal story about the author. 

Thank you for hanging out with us. Send us a text! Let us know what you want us to watch and review. We’d love to hear from you.

Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and please share it with a friend who might enjoy listening to us chat about our favorite LGBTQ+ tv shows and movies. 

We’ll see you next time on Lez Be Reel.

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We watched I Kissed A Girl. Did we like it enough to put it in the u-haul? 

Join us as we discuss the lesbian reality dating show now on Hulu via BBC Three, including advice we, as two older lesbians, would give these young folx. 

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Mid-Century Modern is a new half-hour sitcom on Hulu about three gay besties who decide to live together in Palm Springs after the passing of one of their dearest friends. 

From Grindr to religion and politics, Mid-Century Modern tackles a wide range of big topics with a lot of humor and a lot of heart. Think Golden Girls with a modern gay twist. 

But the real question is: did the lesbians approve? Tune in to find out if we u-haul it… or leave it by the curb with last season’s Birkenstocks.

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Lez be reel: most of us had a gay awakening. That person on the screen that made you go hmmmmm. What (or who) was yours? Was it a particular tv show? Movie? Actor?

In this episode, get to know us as we share the TV shows, actors, or movies that were a part of our gay awakening.

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Welcome to Lez Be Reel, a podcast where two slightly older lesbians share their opinions about new and classic LGBTQ+ tv shows and movies.

In each episode, we’ll chat about a different LGBTQ+ tv show or film and discuss why we loved it or why we didn’t, but always from the lens of two folx who understand the creative process behind telling a story. We’ll also talk about the impact of the on-screen topics on our community, then and now. 

This is Lez Be Reel.