Episode 402: House Party (1990)

The Projection Booth Podcast

The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2019

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

Jay Scott Smith and Patrick Bromley join Mike to discuss the 1990 film from writer director Reginald Hudlin, House Party. Starring Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin, AKA Kid N’ Play, the film is about a House Party and the wild shenanigans surrounding it. It’s also about a lot more than just that and we’ll be discussing the ins-and-outs of the film and the four other films it inspired.
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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:04.6	Christopher Media. Let's make some noise.
0:09.8	If my past finds out I got in trouble in school today, I'm definitely going to be on punishment.
0:15.6	There's a party tonight at Peter's house. Can I go?
0:19.3	You're not going nowhere. Every little step you take will be around this bedroom tonight.
0:23.4	Did you hear anything about a party tonight?
0:25.5	Uh-uh.
0:26.1	At least not any good ones.
0:27.8	Hello, Tawatha.
0:29.4	Do I feel like being bothered with Tawatha?
0:32.7	Hello, Lidana.
0:35.2	Swimming.
0:36.5	Woman.
0:37.3	Woman. Yo, woman. It's woman.
0:40.5	You baby?
0:41.7	Looking real good.
0:43.2	Step off.
0:45.6	Scandling.
0:46.8	King it pop.
0:50.4	What's you got to say now, punk?
0:56.8	How much more trouble can I get into?
0:59.1	Hey, Elisa Head.
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