Iman

"Bam! This movie is def. Word...word. If you haven't seen House Party and House Party III, this one is in the same genre of classic Kid N Play acting. Soon to be a classic in Afro-american cinematography."

"I haven't a clue what those other reviewers saw, but what I was watching was a dredfull attempt at regaining the spunk that was in the first movie. I had the best sleep in weeks when I saw this movie in the theater ten years ago. I (stupidly) tried to see it the second time on television thinking that maybe I've missed something. What a waste! I saw why the Hudlin Brothers didn't want anything to do with this hack."

"Steve Martin is a genius! I have watched this movie over a dozen times and it still charms me to this day and never becomes out-dated. A must see for anyone who appreciates how ridiculous life can be. "

"This movie was disappointing, although not a total washout. Martin Lawrence as Bilal still made me laugh, but some of the scenes had recycled jokes and even preachy tones. The scenes where Kamron (of Young Black Teenagers) as Jamal, a white kid who talks black, shows up were so gimmicky it was scary. But one funny scene was when the party was hopping from apartment to apartment while Boyz II Men's 'Motownphilly' was playing in the background. Still, all of the best jokes were given away in the trailers, and they weren't even all that funny. The following two sequels are even worse, so just stick with the first House Party."