Andre Gonzales
5/17/2023
6.0
Not as good as the other two. Still has some very funny parts. I wish Smoky would come back for one. With him, Ice Cube, and Mike Epps altogether would be hilarious. Wishful thinking!
FeatureR2002·85m·6.4
Friday After Next
The party's back in the 'hood!
ComedyDrama
Craig and his cousin Day-Day have finally moved out of their parents' houses and into their own crib, working nights at a local mall as security guards. When their house is robbed on Christmas Eve they set out to track down the culprit.
Cast
Ice Cube
Craig
Mike Epps
Day-Day / Old Man with Shotgun
John Witherspoon
Mr. Jones
Don Curry
Uncle Elroy
Anna Maria Horsford
Mrs. Jones
Clifton Powell
Pinky
Bebe Drake
Mrs. Pearly
K.D. Aubert
Donna
Sommore
Cookie
Rickey Smiley
Santa Claus
Joel McKinnon Miller
Officer Hole
Reggie Gaskins
Officer Dix
Terry Crews
Damon
Starletta DuPois
Sister Sarah
Katt Williams
Money Mike
Maz Jobrani
Moly
Brian Stepanek
Officer #3
Angela Bowie
Tasha
Dolores Sheen
Grandma Jones
Gerry Bednob
Moly's Father
Details
- Status
- Released
- Original language
- English
- Languages
- English
- Budget
- $20.0M
- Revenue
- $33.5M
- Age rating
- R
- Quality
- 4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
- Production
- New Line CinemaCube Vision
Crew
Director
Marcus Raboy
Writers
Ice Cube, Ice Cube, DJ Pooh
John Murphy
Original Music Composer
Amy Ancona
Production Design
Suzanne Hines
Editor
Glen MacPherson
Director of Photography
Gallery
Reviews
r96sk
3/6/2025
5.0
<em>'Friday After Next'</em> is on the same level as the other sequel, so that's a good thing if you enjoyed this trilogy's previous entry. I didn't, so naturally didn't like this one either. In my opinion, this is a slight drop-off from last time out but for all intents and purposes it is just as boring. Ice Cube and Mike Epps are as before, the same can be said for John Witherspoon and Don Curry. Terry Crews and Katt Williams are newcomers so at least add a minimal amount of freshness, those two are responsible for any minor chuckles that occur; possibly Bebe Drake too. Sounds like a new entry, seemingly titled <em>'Last Friday'</em>, will be happening at some point in the future. Unless Chris Tucker returns, is it really worth it? There probably is an audience for it, in fairness.
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