Erica Muse Steps Into the Darkly Twisted World of Don’t F with Mary Jane

The versatile actress and voice performer takes on the role of Kim in the provocative new dark comedy-thriller

Actress and voice performer Erica Muse continues to build an increasingly diverse career with her appearance in the new 2026 film Don’t F with Mary Jane, a dark, unpredictable mix of comedy, drama and thriller that turns heartbreak and revenge into something far more dangerous.

Muse stars as Kim alongside Swisyzinna, who plays the title character Mary Jane, with a cast that also includes Joe Walker, Rafael Gantley, Porsha Bunch Hall, Trey Seward, Mitchell Maggard, Lucretia Johnson and Sean Michael Carrigan. The film is written and directed by Joseph Herrera.

At the center of Don’t F with Mary Jane is a woman who has finally reached her breaking point.

After discovering that her boyfriend has been cheating on her, Mary Jane doesn’t simply walk away from the relationship. Instead, she begins confronting men from her past, determined to find out whether any of them have actually changed.

What follows is an increasingly bizarre and violent journey through love, betrayal, revenge and delusion, with the film deliberately walking the line between dark comedy and psychological thriller.

For Muse, the role of Kim adds another distinctive character to a career that has become remarkably varied.

Born Erica Long in Dallas, Texas, Muse began performing at an early age and was already working on a film set as a teenager. Since then, she has developed a career spanning feature films, television, commercials, print, voice-over and English-language dubbing.

Her screen credits include projects such as Insane Like Me?, The Texorcist, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Shark, 12 Mighty Orphans, All My Life, Hooking Up and television’s Cruel Summer.

That range makes Don’t F with Mary Jane an especially interesting addition to her résumé. Muse has never limited herself to one type of performance. She can move from live-action acting to voice work and from mainstream productions to unusual independent projects where filmmakers have considerably more freedom to take chances.

And Don’t F with Mary Jane certainly isn’t playing things safe.

The movie takes an emotionally damaged protagonist and pushes her into increasingly extreme territory. Rather than presenting a conventional revenge story, the film mixes disturbing behavior with moments of dark humor, creating a world where audiences may find themselves laughing one moment and wondering what Mary Jane is capable of doing next.

That unpredictability appears to be part of the movie’s appeal.

Rotten Tomatoes currently lists the film at approximately 77 minutes, while its synopsis describes Mary Jane as a woman pushed to her breaking point after years of emotional abuse and betrayal. An early review from Film Threat highlighted the increasingly delusional direction of the character and the difficulty of looking away as her behavior escalates.

More Than an Actress

Muse’s career extends well beyond appearing in front of a camera.

Her work includes extensive voice acting and dubbing, commercials and behind-the-scenes production experience. She has also created Audisation, her own studio built around helping other performers and creatives develop their abilities.

Storytelling has remained central to her work.

Muse has spoken openly about how stories helped her through some of the darkest periods of her own life. After surviving a traumatic abduction in 2015, she continued pursuing her creative career while developing a philosophy centered on the ability of stories to connect people, provide emotional release and help audiences experience everything from laughter to grief.

That background gives Muse an interesting connection to material dealing with complicated or emotionally wounded characters. She understands that entertainment doesn’t always have to be comfortable to connect with an audience.

Sometimes the strangest stories are the ones people remember.

A Career That Keeps Expanding

With Don’t F with Mary Jane, Erica Muse enters another chapter in a career that refuses to fit neatly into a single category.

She’s an actress.

She’s a voice performer.

She’s worked behind the scenes.

She’s a studio owner.

And she’s someone who clearly believes that a creative career doesn’t have to follow one predetermined path.

Don’t F with Mary Jane gives her another opportunity to demonstrate that versatility while joining a film that embraces exactly the kind of bold, offbeat storytelling independent cinema can do particularly well.

With Swisyzinna leading the film as Mary Jane and Erica Muse appearing as Kim, audiences should expect a story where romance has gone spectacularly wrong—and where revenge quickly becomes something much darker, stranger and considerably more dangerous.

Don’t F with Mary Jane is a 2026 American comedy-drama-thriller, written and directed by Joseph Herrera.

Watch the trailer for Don’t F With Mary Jane on Youtube here: