Regina Hall & Sterling K. Brown’s Satirical Movie To Stream on Netflix

The critically acclaimed mockumentary Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul., featuring Regina Hall and Sterling K. Brown, is officially making its way to Netflix. The satirical comedy, which came out in early 2022, will offer a fresh audience a chance to witness its unique blend of laughter and discomfort.

Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul. begins streaming on Netflix in March

Subscribers can expect the availability of Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. on Netflix beginning March 1, according to the platform’s recently announced slate of incoming titles. The Focus Features production will be available on the streamer following its initial release on Peacock in 2022 (via What’s on Netflix).

For those unfamiliar, Regina Hall and Sterling K. Brown star as Trinitie and Lee-Curtis Childs, the “First Lady” and Pastor of a massive Southern Baptist megachurch, Wander to Greater Paths. Their empire crumbled after a major scandal involving the pastor seducing young men in his congregation — a direct contradiction to his public condemnations of same-sex relationships.

The film, written and directed by Adamma Ebo in her feature debut, follows the couple as they attempt to rebuild their flock. They employ a documentary crew to capture what they hope will be a triumphant resurrection of their church on Easter Sunday. However, the cameras reveal more than they bargained for. As the Childses try to project an image of piety and recovery, the film exposes their extravagant spending and desperate attempts to maintain relevance.

The supporting cast includes Nicole Beharie and Conphidance as Shakura and Keon Sumpter, a rival pastoral couple opening their own church. Austin Crute appears as Khalil, a victim who refuses to settle with the Childses, leading to a public confrontation. Devere Rogers and Robert Yatta round out the ensemble.

Now, with its March 1 release on Netflix, Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul. gains a wider streaming audience.

Source: Comingsoon.net