Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- October 21, 2016 (10 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 43m
- Rating
- PG-13
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Tags
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Tyler PerryMabel "Madea" Simmons / Uncle Joe Simmons / Brian Simmons
Cassi DavisBetty Ann "Aunt Bam" Murphy
Diamond WhiteTiffany Simmons
Yousef ErakatJonathan
Bella ThorneRain Mathison
Liza KoshyAday Walker
Patrice LovelyHattie Mae Love
Lexy PanterraLeah Devereaux
Andre HallQuinton
Brock O'HurnHorse
Kian LawleyBean Boy
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Crew View all
Tyler PerryDirector & Writer & Producer
Will AreuProducer
Ozzie AreuProducer
Long QiuyunExecutive Producer
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External reviews
Fans of Mabel "Madea" Simmons' longtime foil Joe will be happy to see the wisecracking character let loose - even looser than usual - in "Tyler Perry's Boo! ...
After making more than a dozen on-screen appearances as Madea, writer-director Tyler Perry certainly has his formula perfected.
Oh Madea, how we’ve missed you. No. Seriously. Unless you are into getting your fixes direct-to-video, Tyler Perry’s alter-ego has been MIA from movie sc...
The return of Perry’s phenomenally successful character has funny moments but shoddy direction and gay panic jokes make it scary in the wrong way
Neither the laughs nor the chills are enough to justify this latest screen outing for Perry's signature character
The director-star's latest has a few old-school laughs, and an unassailable message, but it also has a lack of surprise that's almost scary.