Peeled Back It's Just A Long Winded Skit

Rating: 4/10 (3 June 2017)

I don't typically rate movies this low but this felt forced, and the acting was "not ready for prime time" feeling. I felt like every other sentence/scene the main character was going to stare into the camera for the "pause for laughter" moment.
If you've seen the "black folk are good folk, but crazy rich white people are evil" flicks, you've seen this one. I get that racial issues exist and I get how it must feel to be treated like someone from the "other side" if you're a black person in a white environment, but somewhere entertainment needs to be considered. I felt like I was watching a long skit on Key and Peele, to be quite honest.
I won't even go into the technical problems or the long winded preachy epilogue at the end with the "alternate ending". It felt contrived, stolen to a point (even the title from an old Richard Pryor skit.. "why don't White people just get the F out when there's a ghost in the house?")
The horror in this movie was it's predictability. The main character wasn't a horrible actor, but other than the massive amount of tears he cried, was basically stoic and "cool" while those around him, all white people, were over the top cartoon characters and stereotypical "crazy white folk".
Not sure how anyone could rate this anything above a 5 or 6 and not feel a bit pimped out for doing so.