Madea’s Haunt House Party (2025) is Tyler Perry’s outrageous new Halloween comedy, blending laugh-out-loud chaos with spooky thrills as only Madea can deliver. Following the success of Boo! A Madea Halloween, this installment cranks the madness up a notch with haunted-house antics, family drama, and Madea’s trademark “tell-it-like-it-is” wisdom.
The film opens with Brian convincing Madea, Aunt Bam, and Mr. Brown to attend a neighborhood Halloween fundraiser at an abandoned mansion newly transformed into a “haunted house” attraction. What’s meant to be a harmless night of jump scares and fun quickly spirals into bedlam when strange events suggest the mansion might actually be haunted.
Madea, of course, isn’t buying it—at least not at first. But when doors slam on their own, lights flicker, and creepy figures appear in the shadows, even Madea’s bravado begins to crack. The group is joined by a younger cast of college kids (including Brian’s daughter, Tiffany, and her friends), whose mischievous pranks accidentally unleash real chaos in the mansion.
As the night unfolds, the film mixes slapstick scares—Madea swinging a frying pan at “ghosts,” Aunt Bam trying to flirt with a zombie actor, and Mr. Brown getting trapped in a coffin—with heartfelt moments about family, forgiveness, and not letting fear control your life. Naturally, every “haunting” has a twist: con artists may be trying to swindle the town, but something genuinely eerie lurks in the house’s history, keeping everyone on edge.
The climax sees Madea rallying the group in her no-nonsense way, turning the tables on both the pranksters and the “spirits” haunting the mansion. In true Tyler Perry fashion, the chaos resolves with plenty of laughs, a few jump scares, and an unexpected moral lesson about sticking together and facing your demons—literal or otherwise.
Madea’s Haunt House Party (2025) delivers Perry’s signature blend of broad comedy, heartwarming family moments, and social commentary, wrapped in Halloween fun. It’s loud, ridiculous, spooky, and sweet all at once—the kind of party only Madea could throw in a haunted house. 🎃