Boo! A Madea Halloween

Plot synopsis:
The movie opens with Tiffany (Diamond White) and her three friends walking past a frat house. The fraternity brothers approach them, start flirting and invite them to their Halloween party later on. Tiffanys dad Brian (Tyler Perry) stops his car, scolds the young ladies then attempts to order them into his vehicle. He is tired of telling them not to walk by the frat house on the way home from school. They ignore him and continue walking home.At home, he tells Tiffany not to change out of her outfit before she reaches home and explains to Tiffany that he has to go out later and that shell need to stay with her mother tonight. Tiffany (wanting to sneak out and attend the frat party), explains to her dad that she is 17 and does not have to go to her mother. Instead, she says her friend Aday (the preachers daughter) will spend the night, so she will not be home alone. Brian calls Aunt Madea (Tyler Perry) and arranges to pay her to babysit Tiffany and Aday (Liza Koshy) for the night.Madea is out on Halloween with Hattie (Patrice Lovely) sitting on the bench by the pavement. Hattie pretends to give candy to children by sticking her hand in their basket with a lollipop while taking a handful of candy from their basket. They get into an argument with a fat preteen (dressed as a cow) and his mom who notices their trick. However, they make fun of his weight, tell his mom to put him on a diet and explain they're doing him a favor. A clown approaches them, accompanied by a huge jack-in-the-box. He spins the handle, and another clown pops up. Madea, scared, beats them up, and they are revealed to be Madea's brother Joe (Tyler Perry) and Aunt Bam (Cassi Davis). All four go to Brian's house. Brian is attempting to take the befriend your child route and tries convincing them to tell Tiffany they were just in the area and decided to stop by, to no avail. They all tell him his parenting methods are ineffective.Madea, Aunt Bam, Uncle Joe and Hattie sit downstairs in the living room smoking medical marijuana, legally obtained by Aunt Bam, who has a medical marijuana card. Tiffany gives Aday a remote that turns off all the lights in the house and goes downstairs to play a trick on the older folks. She brings a game called Life or Death, which Madea pushes away. A card for death falls out of the game box, and Tiffany warns them about Mr. Wilson who used to live in the house and still haunts the house. She signals Aday to press the remote and all the lights turn off. Frightened, the women head to sleep in the bedrooms upstairs, while Uncle Joe remains downstairs.Later in the night, Tiffany and Aday are dressed for the party and stuff Tiffany's bed with pillows to make it appear as if they are sleeping. Leah and Rain are outside waiting for them, as they sneak through the back door. At the party, Tyga, is performing. Madea notices they are missing and goes to the party looking for them. Thinking she is in costume as an old lady, several frat brothers outside the party ask to see her boobs, which she shows them. Upon noticing how lifelike her boobs, they realize she is an old lady and head inside to vomit.Madea asks several people whether or not they have seen Tiffany, including Leah and Rain who find Tiffany and warn her. She and Aday sneak upstairs into different guys bedrooms. Unable to find the young ladies, Madea goes home, and Aunt Bam calls the police. The young men in their respective rooms, attempt to make a move on Tiffany and Aday, but when one finds out Aday is only 17, he runs out his room and warns the other, then they kick both the young ladies out the house. Rain and Leah insist that they are 18. The cops arrive at the house as the young women are being escorted out the back door and Tyga stops playing music and heads home. The cops insist on carding everyone as they leave the party. Aday is shown hiding in the bushes.The cops go to the Simmons house and tell them that there were no underage young ladies at the house, Tiffany walks downstairs in her pajamas and insists she has been home whole night and the cops assume that Tiffany made a prank call and let her off with a warning. Strange things begin happening in the house; Aunt Bam is in the bathroom, and the hot water refuses to turn off and writing in the mirror appears, warning her to leave. Aunt Bam and Hattie warn Madea, as they all hear noises in the attic. Madea agrees to go to the attic and sees a clown, that she attacks with her walking stick. All three ladies run out the house screaming and begin to hotwire the car. Joe goes outside hands them their bags and keys and explains that he is staying as he does not believe in that nonsense. A clown approaches him in the house and like Madea, he knocks the clown out with his walking stick.Madea receives a call from the preacher, saying he has Aday and wants to have a word with them at the church. On the way, there the car stalls and a group of zombies begin to chase the old ladies down, so the three women run to church. At church, Madea begs the Lord for forgiveness and confesses her sins in an attempt to make it all stop. The preacher then reveals Aday; then Aday explains that the zombies, clowns, water not turning off and all the other pranks were by the frat brothers as revenge for calling the cops for their party. Hattie and Aunt Bam arrive about to confess their sins and Madea explains what is happening. They all begin to plot revenge.Back at the house, Joe has the clown unmasked at home and already knows what is happening. They all plot revenge and call Brian and demand he returns. When he is home, they head to Tiffany's room, and Madea begins to pack up all her clothing, telling her she must get a job and buy all her clothing threatening to kick her out. Tiffany yells at her father, ordering him to stop letting them walk all over him, just like she and her mother do. She then reveals she knew her mom cheated on him in the house. Brian explains that he never said anything as he was only trying to protect Tiffany, but agrees with them all that he is too soft and lets them pack up her clothes. The older ladies reveal that they got strict parenting and kicked out when they were younger, having to give up the good to survive and turned out just fine.The cops arrive the next morning at the frat house, and the guys go downstairs to hide all the alcohol and marijuana. They see Aday's body with a slashed throat and freak out. The cops raid the place and arrest all the frat brothers, then go to collect Tiffany, Rain, and Leah. The prison van has female prisoners at the front and a partition separating them from male prisoners at the back. The older inmates in the van talk about raping the youngsters behind bars before fighting erupts in the van among all the older prisoners. They youngsters begin to cry, realizing they had thrown away their future when the police revealed it to be an elaborate prank. Aday is still alive and in makeup. Madea assumes the police are Brian's friends in fake uniforms, but Brian is an attorney and explains that they are real officers and that he works with them regularly for his job. Madea and the frat boys run when the cops find drugs at the frat house, and the end credits begin to play.

Tags: horror

Review:
Dear movie goer, after seeing one half of this movie and shutting it down in disgust, I am wondering what happened to the Tyler Perry who brought us Madea's Family Reunion which was hysterical, but thought provoking with a stellar cast.
Saw this by myself and I have to say that I had the absolute time of my life with this movie it had me laughing at something nonstop had a good message to it too the time spent with good ol madeia and uncle Joe and the whole gang is priceless and the new friends of madieas only make the movie funnier than the way it would have been without them I am a proud white 27 year old man who is not afraid to admit that I loved this movie and think everyone of any age color or background should see it most enjoyable movie I have seen in awhile won't say best of the year but it was a good one no doubt it is a good date movie or just see it alone somehow just see the movie and enjoy it.
As usual, I had a ball watching Tyler Perry's movie.
A Madea Halloween was very entertaining and kept the audience laughing throughout the entire movie.
LIKES:  Madea smacking on young kids  Some clever jokes and timing  A change in settingsort ofI'll come out and say that I'm not a die-hard fan of the series like others, but I'd also be lying if I said I didn't enjoy her brand of justice.
It's silly fun that will keep many laughing most of the movie, but Perry sneaks a few morals into the mix to give some of the scenes a point.
Amidst the mindless ramblings that come out of our characters 90% of the time, Madea gets a few good lines in to maximize the laughs.
DISLIKES:  Annoying characters and antics  Rambling gets old  Editing Tyler Perry certainly knows how to develop annoying character, and Madea's Halloween does not get an exception.
The rest of the cohort doesn't fare much better, with the exception of one, that serve little more than becoming fodder for Madea and having audience members say "Oh no she didn't!" And I'll get bashed for this, but Ms. Hattie was too much for me in this movie.
Even more disappointing is that the Halloween theme is kind of lost to Madea's rambling and so much potential for jokes is lost to the old hat antics, which is just so sad.
So, usually I avoid these movies like the black plague, but from the poster and the trailer, something told me this was going to be worth the ticket price, and I was right.A Madea Halloween is hilarious in it's stupidity, and you can't help but to laugh at it.
Madea's nephew (both played by writer director and producer Tyler Perry) ask her to watch his daughter, Tiffany, in order to keep her from leaving the house to go to a Halloween frat party, but Tiffany like a rebellious teenage girl sneaks out of the house anyway.
Bad for her, cause Madea is definitely not the family member a teenage girl wants tracking her down.Tyler Perry tends to make movies that speak to a certain movie watcher, and I fully admit, with A Madea Halloween, I was totally listening to everything he had to say.
It's just trying to be stupid, and it succeeds greatly creating a hilarious movie that reminds me of a Holiday special you would see on TV, that's perfect for this time of season, with just the right style of camp that makes it in the so bad it's good category, perfect for a comedy with horror elements.It's a whole lot of fun..
This latest installment in the madea movie franchise is filled to the brim with hilarious comedic writing, complete with some oh h**l no's and bust yo *** up being dropped about every minute.
By 2016, Movie Fans had the opportunity to see the mad black woman known as Madea put her unique personal stamp on, among other situations, a family reunion, jail, a witness protection program and Christmas.
Mabel "Madea" Simmons gets through life the best she can, no matter what anyone else thinks about her, and she's going make the people around her act right – with insults and by force, if necessary.Madea (Perry) is the aunt of Atlanta attorney Brian Simmons (also played by Perry), who is newly divorced and has his hands full with his rebellious and disrespectful 17-year-old daughter, Tiffany (Diamond White).
Madea shows up at Brian's with her cantankerous brother (Brian's dad), Joe (Perry again), her marijuana-smoking cousin, Aunt Bam (Cassi Davis), and their meek friend, Hattie (Patrice Lovely).Tiffany comes up with a plan to outsmart "the old people" (as she derisively refers to them) and sneak away to go to the party.
Madea soon realizes that Tiffany and Aday are gone, so she gathers her posse (except for Joe, who decides to hold down the fort) and crashes the party looking for the two girls.
Besides the theme of the party, the Halloween angle comes in with Aunt Bam stealing candy from trick-or-treaters and various characters taking advantage of the spooky nature of the holiday to formulate their plans to fool others and get what they want out of the evening."Tyler Perry's Boo!
Perry's script contains a few good jokes, but most of the humor comes from his direction and the actors' performances – namely, the way the characters speak and act towards each other – and the Halloween backdrop gives everyone plenty to work with.
For first-time viewers like myself, this is new and refreshing, but here's the thing: This is like, the 9 billionth Madea movie, so to fans of the franchise, this could get old real quick.
This movie actually had a few moments where I laughed, like when Madea punches the clown.
For example, when Tyler Perry's character (the father, who is the only character he plays in this movie who's NOT in drag) is laying down the ground rules to Madea and her friends, his father does the old "back in my day" bit, and it just goes on and on and on for like, 20 minutes.
I was surprised to find out that this movie is 103 minutes, since it went by so quickly.I guess Madea fans might enjoy it.
Like another reviewer, I too am a huge Madea fan, however, this movie lost my attention after the first 10 minutes.
I actually dozed off a couple of times.We laughed occasionally, however, the comedy and acting did not rise to that of other Madea films.
We actually thought about walking out after the first 45 minutes, however, we are glad we stayed as the scenes at the end kept our attention and were much more entertaining.That being said, my recommendation would be to wait until this movie becomes available on DVD or pay-per-view..
i do not think i will be following the ratings anymore, imagine the movie overall getting 4.7, is it that people are hating on Tyler Perry's movie.
First of all, I would like to announce I'm a HUGE Madea fan ever since I watched the first one and have watched all of them.There were certainly good elements in this Madea but the movie lost my attention at times.
It's hard to be over-the-top character-style (like Tyler Perry does with Madea) but still be believable.
While I don't normally go out of my way to watch a Tyler Perry movie especially one in which he plays Madea, I had some time to fill between my chores and my movie theatre-working friend's work schedule so I picked the shortest one on the list at where he worked at for the down time.
Tyler Perry's movies are usually GREAT but when I started to watch it, I was bored within the first 15 mins of the movie and then the acting OMG was TERRIBLE especially this Hatti and Aunt Bam characters.
I am sorry but I did not enjoy the movie at all and the only reason I gave it a 2 rating was because of Tyler Parry playing Grandpa, now he was good in that part and I did enjoy him BUT that Hatti and Aunt Bam character OMG poor poor acting!
I have loved all of the Tyler Perry movies, until now.
A Madea Halloween (2016) 1/2 (out of 4)Brian (Tyler Perry) can't control or even say no to his 17-year-old daughter Tiffany (Diamond White) so he asks Madea (Perry) to sit with her while he goes out of town.
Daddy is worried she will sneak off to a frat party, which she does and of course Madea must follow her.You have to respect Tyler for what he has accomplished in his career.
At the same time, I can respect the fact that this film as well as other Madea movies are quite popular and Tyler at least gives his fans what they want.With that said, this is without question one of the worst comedies in recent memory.
One thing that Madea Halloween does get right is that the film is a straight-up comedy.
Also, if you are going to see this expecting to see Madea battling ghosts and zombies, don't waste your time because this isn't that movie.I feel like the best way I can describe a Madea Halloween is that it's not a good movie, but as far as Perry's movies go it's not his worst.
I know people have their opinions about Tyler Perry...but I love him and I think that he is so talented and so funny.
I love Tyler Perry's staple senior characters, Madea most of all of course!
The movie itself is a little predictable but watchable and I have to admit I liked it more than I expected, but at the same time this did not make me want to go back and watch the other Madea movies.
To make you laugh and if he can slide in a life lesson or some "Ma'Dea" wisdom on the way, then so be it.Tyler Perry doesn't let you down with his many roles as Ma'Dea, Joe and Brian.
Brian is in over his head with raising Tiffany as a single parent and when he tries to forbid her from going to a college fraternity's Halloween party, all hell breaks loose.Trying to win the approval of her friends, 17-year-old Tiffany sneaks out of the house to go to a Halloween bash at a fraternity anyway.
She soon finds herself under attack and on the run from an assortment of ghosts, ghouls and zombies on the scariest night of the year.If you want a good laugh this is your movie, but don't read too much into it as far as meaning, its pure entertainment..
Any comedy about the madcap character of Mabel Simmons, a.k.a. Madea (Tyler Perry in drag), is going to be a hoot and a holler.
Moreover, neither actor created a franchise that could compete with Tyler Perry's Madea movies.
A Madea Halloween." Brian (Tyler Perry) and his rebellious 17-year old daughter Tiffany (television actress Diamond White) quarrel about her attending a Halloween shindig at the nearby Upsilon Theta Fraternity House.
Uncle Joe (Tyler Perry), Aunt Bam (Cassi Davis), and Hattie (Patrice Lovely), accompany her to Brian's house.
According to the Internet Movie Database, Perry saw Rock's 2014 comedy "Top Five," wherein Rock wandered into a cinema and noticed people lining up to watch an imaginary Madea movie called "Boo" that Rock generated for his own movie.
Tyler Perry returns not only as Madea, but he also plays Uncle Joe Simmons and Brian.
What did your dentist say?" This is a rather vulgar joke for a "Madea" comedy as well as lecherous old Joe. Nevertheless, you must understand that writer & director Tyler Perry manages quite a tightrope balancing feat where he takes both his religious beliefs and the questionable antics of certain characters without going overboard with either.
Brian catches his underage daughter Tiffany and her three friends Aday, Rain and Leah by a frat house, which he orders her not to go by and orders her to get in the car, in which she refuses and tells him she can walk home, because it's right around the corner.
The brothers begin their pranks by scaring Hattie and Bam by posing as the ghost of Mr. Wilson (which Jonathan had learned from Tiffany earlier) and by one of the frat boys, Horse (Brock O'hurn) appearing as a clown in the house.
It is clear Tiffany has zero respect for Brian as a parent due to him being a pushover and refusing to discipline his kids the same way he was raised by Joe. Madea, Hattie and Bam begin to pack Tiffany's clothes up in bags to throw her out of the house.
This is my first time watching a Tyler Perry movie.
Im starting to see why Tyler Perry has such strong following, he makes films the whole family can enjoy.
I went because a friend wanted to see it and Madea is always good for some laughs.I think that perhaps the reason the movie worked so well was because of the combination of "horror" with "comedy." Horredy?
good comedy movie for halloween.
OK so if you are looking for a good comedy movie for halloween (I know not typically a genre that you look for this time of year) then look no further.
If you are a Tyler Perry fan or a fan of Madea you are going to be pleasantly surprised that this movie isn't a flop like (in my humble opinion) A Madea Christmas.
Now since the early days I have loved the Madea character and the good wholesome values that Mr. Perry brings to the big screen.
In this movie, we find a grown 17yr old Tiffany (played by Diamond White) Brian's Daughter who we first met in Diary of a Mad Black Woman as a little girl (played by Tiffany Evens) and some girlfriends walking home from school, where they come across a Frat House with overly douchey College guys who are cat calling the young high school girls as they walk past their house.
Later we find Tiffany and her friend Aday (played by Liz Koshy) scheming in Tiffany's room about how they are going to sneak out after Brian leaves for work for the weekend.Brian after finding out that his daughter is going to be meeting up with the boys later, calls Madea to come by and stay with the girls so that she can keep them in line.
Well Madea, Joe, Aunt Bam, and Hattie, all show up to the house, where they witness the disrespectful nature in which Tiffany speaks to Brian and how she "throws shade" at the "old people" who are there to thwart her plans to go to the college frat party.
Antics ensue as Tiffany decides to play a prank on Madea, Joe, Bam, and Hattie, and tell them a spooky story about how their house is haunted and that the only way to be safe is to go to bed before 10pm.
Meanwhile, Tiffany comes downstairs and confronts Madea about what was going on acting like she had been upstairs sleeping in her dad's room the whole time.
The frat boys begin messing with Madea, Joe, Bam, and Hattie, scaring them.
I'm not going to laugh at someone saying they were on life support at 4 years old because Madea didn't like being talked back to.
In the three years since the last madea movie a madea Christmas, Tyler Perry returns to his signature role of madea with hilarious results.
Tiffany is out of control, so Brian calls his crazy Aunt Madea to come watch her all night while he's out of town.
I don't watch Madea movies , this is my first but it's really a good one ..
I'm love all Madea films But this was entirely bad Tyler Perry makes me laugh.
Brian (Tyler Perry) grounds Tiffany (Diamond White) on Halloween.
People play pranks on each other and the girls sneak out.I stopped watching Tyler Perry films a while back because it has the same stale humor, and the same running jokes.
The banter has become old and this film tried too hard to be amusing and never achieves it.The movie is not for kids: B-word, N-word, tap that A-word, P-word your pants, "playing with myself", ho, and in one scene Madea opens her blouse to show the Frat boys her boobs and invites them to touch them.
Very disappointing if you loved the other Tyler Perry Madea movies.
It's sad because I love Tyler Perry's Madea movie's but this one really sucked.
Like I didn't go to the movies to see a girl with daddy problems, I went to see Madea.
Worst Tyler Perry movie by far.
I am a huge Tyler Perry/Madea fan.
I've always loved his messages, the style in which he does his movies, but this one, it was horrible.I must say, his live play, Madea on the run was by far one of my favorites, being there, seeing him, the live bloopers are the best.
A Madea Halloween" is the latest Tyler Perry vehicle based on his enduring satirical Southern matriarch.
Nuance, here, is ghost-like.This writer gives this movie a "5" based on it's relative quality in being part of the overall "Tyler Perry Universe" of films.
Madea and her friends end up in an unintended situation when she agreed to watch her son, Brian's(Tyler Perry), daughter(Tiffany) while he works.
While they are freaking out, Tiffany and her friend Aday sneak out to a Frat party that they are way under aged to go to.You bet Madea went and crashed that when she found out this was going on and ended up sending the cops(with her not around of course!).
This movie features Madea's niece trying to leave her house for a Halloween party.