mygirlucy 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. This was unfortunately a foul mouthed piece of garbage.

dragon knight love this movie! Man tyler Perry is a great producer with all the right moves. Dude just does it in with this one. love the twist and turns as a movie lover this one was great. Great cast of actors and teens. it reminds me of something my friends did when we more younger at the park to scare our behind it was so cool. haters going to hate but Tyler Perry skills is top game.

dcarsonhagy Somebody needs to tell Tyler Perry his one-trick pony (a/k/a Madea) has been beaten to death. Boo! A Madea Halloween is a perfect example. The same recycled, hackneyed, one-note, shallow, and unfunny situations are present again--complete with the same people. At least this one wasn't about some beaten down black woman/girl who needed to find her place in the world, stand up to her man, and ZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzz. It is mind boggling how he can pop out these POS and always manage to attract an audience. Madea's answer to everything is violence. If that is not bad enough, Perry is now blatantly stealing comedic material from DEAD people, i.e. the line "beat her till the white meat shows" is a line straight out of the late Bernie Mac's "Kings of Comedy" routine. Shameful. And if he thinks for a minute that I believe anybody could go to a frat party and NOT find drugs, liquor, or copulation, well, he is a fool.Rated PG-13. I would rather watch a cow scratch its ass on a fence than another installment of this crap.

Tony Heck "I want to be sure she doesn't sneak out." Tiffany (White) has just been invited to a frat party and wants to go more than anything. Her dad (Perry) has to leave and wants to be sure she follows the rules, so he turns to the only person he can trust; Madea (Perry). Tiffany and her friends decide the only way she can go is to scare Madea and her friends away, but Madea doesn't go down without a fight. Full disclosure, I have been reviewing movies for over 6 years, and this is somehow the first Madea movie I have ever seen. I will admit I have kind of avoided them because the character is a little annoying to me in the trailers. After watching this I will admit it was a little funnier than I expected, but at the same time felt really forced and tried to cram the jokes down your throat and that hurt the movie. 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. Overall, better than I expected but I'm still not sure why there is so much hype behind these movies. I give this a B-.