
The Wrong Girls
Best buds. Worst adults.
Two codependent best friends living paycheck to paycheck and bong rip to bong rip get caught in a case of mistaken identity that throws their lives into chaos.
Directed by Dylan Meyer · Comedy · 99 min · 2026
Trailer
Director
Dylan Meyer
Writer
Dylan Meyer
Studio
Nevermind / Point Grey Pictures
Release
2026-08-14
Runtime
99 min
Genres
Comedy
Full Plot
Two struggling women, deeply connected as best friends, find themselves at the center of a mix-up that upends their lives. Their financial struggles are compounded by a series of misadventures stemming from a mistaken identity. As they navigate this chaotic situation, their friendship is put to the test.
Cast & Characters

Frankie / Frances
Kristen Stewart

Molly
Alia Shawkat

Not Metal Head Dave
LaKeith Stanfield

Josh
Zack Fox

Martin Flynn
Tony Hale

Jose
Chris Estrada
the voice of Dio, a cat
Seth Rogen
the voice of GG, a cat
Kumail Nanjiani
Dr. Olsen
Geena Davis
Dr. Chapman
Kate McKinnon
Fritz
Thomas Nicholson
Dagmar
Thor Knai
Axel
Thomas La Barbera Christensen
Deep Sea Expert
Cate Blanchett
Mrs. Kock
Sugar Lyn Beard
Did You Know?
Did You Know the script was written over a decade ago by Dylan Meyer?
Source: Wikipedia · verified 2026-08-13
Did You Know Kristen Stewart first met her co-star due to this script?
Source: Wikipedia · verified 2026-08-13
Did You Know the film features a live performance by Punk band Mannequin Pussy?
Source: Wikipedia · verified 2026-08-13
Did You Know The Wrong Girls is scheduled for release on August 14, 2026?
Source: Wikipedia · verified 2026-08-13
Critical Assessment
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Ratings as of August 11, 2026
Where to Watch
United States
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The Wrong Girls has a runtime of 99 min.
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The Wrong Girls was directed by Dylan Meyer.
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Fan & Critic Buzz
The public reaction is overwhelmingly positive, with reviewers praising the film's absurd premise, crazy antics, good music, and silly humor. Several reviewers used enthusiastic language, such as "yes", "hell yeah", and "F it I'll stick to this genre of movies". Critics also noted that the film has a high level of diversity in its production, with one reviewer even joking about Kristen Stewart's directorial debut.
Viewer Reviews (TMDb)
This is prime stoner comedy. Absurd premise, crazy antics and lots of good music. Yeah, it's not perfect, but it's everything I want out of a stoner movie featuring Alia Shawkat and Kristen Stewart. Silly and full of hi-jinxes and cats that can also talk! Hell yeah!
tender_buttkiss · 8/10
From the trailer's comments
Lakeith just said “F it I’ll stick to this genre of movies.”. Lmaoo
@smokeybih · 440 likesYou had me at “we ONLY have less than an ounce of weed”😂
@Bigby4Sheriff · 118 likesKristen Stewart in a Comedy??!! I'm loving this!!!!!
@beachfan1278 · 412 likesJust realized the director is Kristen Stewart’s wife! This looks like it’s gonna be a hella good time 👌
@RhettoeRaven · 315 likesI swear man. NEON is goated as FUCK for having so many diverse films come out not too far out from each other. And they almost never disappoint. Sometimes.
@HorseJoint · 145 likesI'm seated. The theater employees are scared and asking me to leave because it's "not out yet" but I'm simply too seated
@maidovexx · 557 likeskumail nanjiani as a cat? oh im so ready for this
@sangharatnabombarde1522 · 126 likesLove that the stoner comedy has been a staple of cinema since the 70’s and is still going strong.
@Flettwin · 264 likes







