Feature1990·104m·6.4

House Party

If they get caught, it's all over. If they don't, it's just the beginning!

Comedy

Young Kid has been invited to a party at his friend Play's house. But after a fight at school, Kid's father grounds him. None the less, Kid sneaks out when his father falls asleep. But Kid doesn't know that three of the thugs at school have decided to give him a lesson in behavior.

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Cast

Christopher Reid

Kid

Christopher Martin

Play

Paul Anthony

Stab

Bowlegged Lou

Pee-Wee

B-Fine

Zilla

Tisha Campbell

Sidney

A.J. Johnson

Sharane

Martin Lawrence

Bilal

John Witherspoon

Mr. Strickland

Barry Diamond

Cop #1

Mike Pniewski

Cop #2

George Clinton

D.J.

Kelly Jo Minter

LaDonna

Robin Harris

Pop

Edith Fields

Principal

Clifton Powell

Sharane's Brother

Verda Bridges

Sharane's Sister

Desi Arnez Hines II

Peanut

Ludie C. Washington

Uncle Otis

Kimi-Sung

Sunni

Details

Status: Released
Original language: English
Languages: English
Budget: $2.5M
Revenue: $26.4M
Age rating: —
Quality: 4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production: New Line Cinema

Crew

Director

Reginald Hudlin

Writers

Reginald Hudlin

Marcus Miller

Original Music Composer

Lenny White

Original Music Composer

Bryan Jones

Production Design

Earl Watson

Editor

Peter Deming

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

Dan_Tebasco

5/19/2017

4.0

I never watched these films (from what I remember at least) in the 90's, I did used to watch CLASS ACT with Kid N Play over and over though so not sure why... Perhaps the title made it sound lame, not much for parties so a whole movie about just that didn't seem that intriguing maybe. Anyhows I did decide to watch it today and I must say I wasn't really impressed, it simply wasn't very funny. Not even Martin Lawrence who I usually find hilar is funny. Some scenes were okay (the battle rap scene stood out the most, the only scene I thoroughly enjoyed) but overall nah. A pretty tame comedy, and too much focus came to thinking about how Kid's eraser head hair do looked for me. Watch 'HANGIN WITH THE HOMEBOYS' with Doug E Doug and John Leguizamo instead, or 'FRIDAY' with Cube or yeah why not 'CLASS ACT'.

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