Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.

Don Shanahan of Every Movie Has a Lesson

2022-09-02

True to the put-upon team of who and what they represent, Hall’s brilliance does not work without Sterling K. Brown’s electric performance of off-the-charts vanity. Read more

Ulkar Alakbarova of Movie Moves Me

2022-01-27

Regina Hall and Sterling K. Brown are as funny as they could get. The two actors are brilliant in every scene, showing what happens behind the scenes of a for-profit institution they have built. Read more

Alex Brannan of CineFiles Movie Reviews

2022-09-01

On the whole, though, Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. is an emotionally knotty tragicomedy with performers who shine. Come for the satire; stay for the performances. Read more

Hope Madden of Maddwolf

2022-09-01

What starts off as a bit of fun at commodified religion’s expense turns into a surprisingly layered and cynical investigation into the damage organized religion of any kind can have, especially on those who believe. Read more

Ruth Maramis of FlixChatter

2022-09-03

Despite the leads’ committed performances, the film doesn’t prove to be a satisfying one. Most of the characters appear as one dimensional, even though there are moments where Hall’s Trinitie are palpably conflicted in her role as First Lady. Read more

Filipe Freitas of Always Good Movies

2022-09-02

Honk for Jesus has painful truths in it, but even eschewing the sort of cynical, tasteless jokes that a project of this nature would naturally attract, it would need some ingenious twists besides the obvious to succeed. What it lacks in vision, it narrowly makes up for with entertainment. Read more