Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul. - Reviews

...Hall deserves some kind of prize for the soul she pours into this part.

Ebo’s film is not necessarily about monetizing religion but putting a price on someone’s capacity for forgiveness and a soul.

The result is a winning combination of the divine and the horrific, a takedown of not just fervent religiosity but our own worst human impulses.

Hall expertly portrays Trinitie's stunted emotional growth.

Writer-director Adamma Ebo delivers a skillful satire on the hypocrisy and empty moral coffers of prosperity gospel

...stars the exceptional tandem of Sterling K. Brown and Regina Hall as Lee-Curtis and Trinitie Childs, the pastor and first lady of the once-mighty Wander to Greater Paths Baptist megachurch in Georgia.

An Un-Divine Comedy but Praise Regina Hall

...even the most devout of us can’t resist a good, sinful set of bars. “I’m not a pervert,” Lee-Curtis pleads at one point, “I’m a sinner!” I’ll leave that judgement up to God and the viewer.

The performances from Hall and Brown are tremendous, and they deserve all the praise for their work.

Ebo’s film is not necessarily about monetizing religion but putting a price on someone’s capacity for forgiveness and a soul.