This movie really taps into a certain fantasy. It’s reminiscent of someone with unsettling fixations imagining a sick child. The idea of a detective constantly succeeding with romantic pursuits feels surprisingly plausible. There are numerous instances of characters meeting sudden, humorous ends. Charlie Day delivers his lines in a distinctive way. I honestly can't recall much about what actually happens in the story…

If you know Chad Allen’s “Donald Strachey,” then you might recognize something familiar in this story—a mystery reminiscent of "Nancy Drew"—as “Honey” (Margaret Qualley) investigates some killings. Fortunately, the police are willing to help, sharing what little they have with the cheerfully flirtatious “Marty” (Charlie Day), and even more so with “MG” (Aubrey Plaza), who runs the records department. The events seem …