FeatureR1991·94m·5.5

House Party 2

ComedyDrama

Kid'N'Play leave their neighborhood and enter the world of adulthood and higher education. Play attempts to get rich quick in the music business while Kid faces the challenges of college.

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Cast

Christopher Reid

Kid

Christopher Martin

Play

Martin Lawrence

Bilal

Bowlegged Lou

Pee-Wee

Paul Anthony

Stab

B-Fine

Zilla

Tisha Campbell

Sidney

Kamron

Jamal

Iman

Sheila Landreaux

Queen Latifah

Zora

Georg Stanford Brown

Professor Sinclair

Helen Martin

Mrs. Deevers

William Schallert

Dean Kramer

Tony Burton

Mr. Lee

Louie Louie

Rick

Christopher Judge

Miles

George Anthony Bell

Reverend Simms

Gene 'Groove' Allen

Groove

Daryl Mitchell

Chill

Randy Harris

Roughouse

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$5.0M
Revenue
$19.4M
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
New Line CinemaJackson-McHenry EntertainmentHudlin Entertainment

Crew

Director

Doug McHenry

Writers

Reginald Hudlin, Rusty Cundieff, Daryl G. Nickens, Rusty Cundieff

Vassal Benford

Original Music Composer

Michelle Minch

Production Design

Joel Goodman

Editor

Francis Kenny

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

Dan_Tebasco

5/19/2017

5.0

In the minority here but I prefered this one over the first. That said, I didn't really like the first much so that doesn't necessarily mean that it's good. Kamron (the white kid Jamal) was a good addition, he was a rapper in a little known group called YOUNG BLACK TEENAGERS. A group in which all members were actually NOT black, but believed that they were black on the inside. Very much like the character he plays in the film. Queen Latifah is another good addition but her character stops making sense when the Pajama party comes into the mix, she spends the first half talking about empowering black women just to in the end of it thinking that undressing black women for a party for the enjoyment of the males sounding like a good idea. And the whole aspect of the pajama party felt a bit forced, like they threw that in at last moment when they realised they needed a party in the film to sell it as a sequel to House Party. Martin Lawrence is one of my favorite comedians but I don't know what it is I don't find him funny at all in these movies, maybe cause his character in these is too much of a douche.

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