Boo 2! A Madea Halloween, the review

Tyler Perry is back and Mabel "Madea" Simmons is funnier than ever, that’s if you are a fan of hers.

The movie starts out with a predictable story, but luckily it provides a few laughs along the way. It’s a sequel to Tyler Perry’s horror-comedy of 2016. In my honest opinion, I think the movie has a much weaker plot and story than any other Madea film. It seems like the production crew just wanted to finish the filming and go home.

The movie once again proves that although Madea is a funny character, the film cannot survive without a deep emotional story at the centre. I know it probably should not be compared to other black people centred films, but it’s just a total mess.

I love the spirit of Halloween, all the goblins, skeletons, ghosts, monsters, etc, but I have been disappointed when it gets mixed with comedy. Lately it seems as if horrors and comedies should just be separated.

Tyler Perry once again proves that Madea only works in a grounded story, where you actually get the time to know and relate to the characters. Sorry to all of those who felt like they lost their box office money to a cinematic flop, at least you got a few laughs.

The movie might still be good enough for all Madea and Halloween fan and it does provide some entertainment. At least just consider watching another movie before you regret wasting your time and money. I’ll give this movie 2.9 out of 10.

Tiffany goes to a frat party at a haunted campground. Madea, Bam, Hattie, and Joe venture out after her and the group must run for their lives when monsters, goblins, and the boogeyman are unleashed.