Boo! A Madea Halloween
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Listen up, pledges!
This frat's Halloween parties
have always been epic.
Epic!
And this year will be no exception.
My reputation is on the line.
So if I fail, you all fail.
And we all know that Jonathan
doesn't fail, right?
- Right!
- Got it?
Got it.
You see? Now this is why I know
that tonight's gonna be epic, fellas.
Would somebody wake him up?
- Horse, hey.
- Wake up!
Bean Boy.
Tell your president what today is.
It's Halloween time, sir!
And why is Halloween so important
to this frat's reputation, Bean?
Oh, I don't know.
Maybe we have the longest tradition
of throwing the best
Halloween parties ever, sir.
And what will be your contribution be
to make sure that tonight
is the best party ever?
I've been recruiting
some of the best talent on campus.
This is pledgee Cummings.
Studies film makeup, sir.
Best in my class.
How's it going, man... Sir?
And I found this guy.
Pledgee Mond...
Mondon!
Mondon! Oh.
This is pledge Mondon, everyone.
- Whoa.
- Weird name, cool guy.
This guy can hack into anything.
I mean, anything.
- Nice.
- K? Remember last year?
When he hacked into the Beta Sorority?
- Yes! Yes!
- Into the webcams?
I remember that.
- I remember that.
- Yeah!
Very illegal, kind of creepy.
But very fun, nonetheless.
Dude, can we do that again?
I was so happy.
Breathe. Take a breath.
That's why I got him.
And, sir, this is pledgee
Wells and Dimps,
and they are very special.
Pledgees, show them.
All right!
Ladies alert! Ladies alert!
- Oh, that's them. That's them.
- Ladies alert!
These are college guys.
- Ladies!
- What up, boys?
- Damn.
- Hi.
Hey. I'm Renaldo,
but my friends call me Horse
- I'm Rain, and this is my friend.
- Leah.
I'm Tiffany.
- My name's Aday.
- I'm Jonathan,
the El Presidente
of this here fraterni-tay.
Well, what's up with you ladies?
You are now staring
at Upsilon Theta's finest.
- No. No.
- No.
- No, we go to St. Mary's.
- Oh, that's what's up.
St. Mary's, that's
an all-girl college, right?
a dude before in real life.
This right here,
this is what a dude looks like.
All right, look.
We're having a Halloween party tonight,
- and it's gonna be...
- Epic!
- Oh, well...
- Epic.
Um...
Concussion.
So why don't
you ladies come on by
and be Jonathan's special guest?
What time?
so come when you like.
- Oh, I don't know about...
- We'll see you tonight.
Give me your phone.
I'll put my number in.
Tiffany, there's your dad.
Chill out. Chill.
- Rain, Leah, Aday...
- Hi.
- Hi, Mr. Simmons.
- So hot.
Daddy issues.
Tiffany, what's going on?
Hey, Old Man River,
ain't you got some pigeons
to feed or something? Take a hike.
I'm sorry. Old Man River?
Who you talking to, son?
Who you talking to?
Do you see your grandpa here?
Have you looked in the mirror, son?
You're in college
and you look like you're 67, okay?
- Dino...
- I want you to bring it so badly.
- Dino.
I will whoop your ass.
You understand that?
I will whoop your ass.
Dad, he's pretty big.
He is the star lineman on the team.
Pfft! Look at me.
- I play...
- Tennis.
In high school, 30 years ago.
Chill out, pops. It's cool.
Who are you? Thor?
Did Thor just...
What the hell are you telling me,
"Chill out, pops"?
You don't tell me to chill out, okay?
That's my daughter, son.
Son, Fabio, whatever.
Nobody's talking to you.
Go somewhere, grow your hair
and stay out of this, okay?
Sir, I'll take
care of them, okay?
Back to the frat house.
You see?
It won't happen again, sir.
I'm so sorry. Bye, girls.
Tiffany,
how many times have I told you
not to walk past this frat house?
Well, we were just
walking by, Mr. Simmons,
and they stopped us.
- It's not our fault.
- We didn't do anything.
You're coming home.
Get in the car.
No. No, no, no, no, guys.
There's no room in there
for all of us.
We're just gonna walk.
Tiffany, get in the car.
It's right there. We can walk.
Come on. Come on.
Come on.
- Bye, Mr. Simmons.
- Bye!
He seems angry.
So you know my mom used to
teach theater in school, right?
So I have all these
really cool costumes in the attic.
We're gonna come up with something
so hot for the party tonight.
- Hot?
- Do you know your dad?
He's not gonna let you go.
Just let me deal with that, okay?
Just meet me here at 10:00
and we can figure it out from there.
- Okay.
- I don't know.
She's coming. You're coming.
I am so excited.
I know, this is gonna be so wild.
- Bye, girls!
- Bye!
Oh, Lord.
I don't know about this.
You're coming. Come on.
what we're gonna wear.
- Ohh!
- Gonna be so fun!
There's gonna be
boys there. I don't like that.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
Not so fast. Not so fast.
Listen to me.
How many times do I have to tell you?
Do not walk past that frat house.
You're out there,
They are college kids.
You're 17 years old, you're not
supposed to be talking to them.
Do you understand me?
And what do you have on? What is this?
Tiffany, I'm gonna tell you
one more time.
Do not take your uniform off
until you get into this house.
Are we clear?
Leah and Rain's mom lets them do it.
I am not Leah or Rain's parent.
I am your parent.
Do you understand?
And what I tell you,
you have to learn to listen to.
I don't want you to do it.
Okay, then buy me a car
so I won't have to
walk past the frat house.
Do you hear yourself?
I'm not buying you a car.
I'm not buying you a car.
- You have to finish school...
- Finish school. I... Yeah...
- Do not mock me.
- Do not mock me.
- Tiffany! Stop!
- Tiffany! Stop!
Stop... You...
Then stop talking.
I'm an adult, I can say
what I wanna say in this house.
Do you understand?
I can say what I wanna say
and what I'm telling you
right now is this.
You have to watch out
Those boys want one thing...
Um, one thing
and what's that thing?
The thing is for somebody
Now go upstairs and finish your...
Do something and get packed.
Okay, Dad, sure.
But I know you're not talking
about student loans.
Go get packed.
Packed?
Where is he going?
He and you, you're both
going to your mom's.
I have work to do, so you
and your brother are going.
She's coming to pick you up.
I'm 17, I do not
have to go to my mom's.
I am not leaving you
in this house on Halloween.
I don't care if you're 17,
you're not staying here alone.
Okay, well then
Aday can stay with me.
How about that?
- I will?
- Yes, you will.
Oh, actually, my parents wouldn't mind
me staying here for Halloween.
- We don't celebrate it anyways.
- My dad...
Well, I think he'd actually
be okay with it, actually,
because every Halloween,
we just go to church.
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