When struggling friends Damon and Kevin face financial ruin, they hatch a crazy plan to throw the wildest party ever at an exclusive mansion, owned by NBA legend LeBron James, without permission. With their livelihoods on the line, they'll stop at nothing to make it a night to remember - but what could possibly go wrong?
Does House Party have end credit scenes?
No!
House Party does not have end credit scenes.
Allen Maldonado
Kyle
Melvin Gregg
Larry
Tosin Cole
Damon
Jacob Latimore
Kevin
Shakira Ja'nai Paye
Mika
LeBron James
Rotimi
Guile
Scott Mescudi
Karen Obilom
Venus
Christopher Wolfe
Jason Toler
D.C. Young Fly
Vic
Bill Bellamy
Pops
Ren Burttet
Maria Arroyo
Andrew Santino
Peter
Anthony L. Fernandez
Aviel Ayoung
Bottara Angele
Chinedu Unaka
Sly
Lester Purry
Michael Heidemann
Mya
Mya
Nakia Burrise
Lisa
Olivia Sky
Paris Nicole
Tamera Kissen
Grace
Trevion Twosifix Pleasant
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Metascore
3.7
User Score
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TOMATOMETER
0%
User Score
4.4 /10
IMDb Rating
57
%
User Score
Who is the solitary father struggling in the music world?
In the vibrant world of Los Angeles, we follow Kevin (Jacob Latimore), a hard-working single father trying to carve out a niche for himself in the music scene while caring for his bright daughter Destiny. Unfortunately, Kevin’s struggling hip-hop career is more akin to a series of unfortunate events than a melody of success, forcing him to live with his parents. His best friend, Damon (Tosin Cole), isn’t much help either, living carelessly at his aunt’s house and blissfully escaping responsibility.
As Kevin continues his quest for a breakthrough, he encounters Kyle (Allen Maldonado), a brash party promoter, and his entourage, composed of Larry (Melvin Gregg) and Guile (Rotimi). The atmosphere quickly turns tense due to Damon’s previous missteps involving Kyle’s cousin, resulting in Kyle kicking Kevin and Damon out of a lucrative gig that could have altered their fortunes.
During the day, the duo dons their cleaning uniforms, but nightfall sees them trading their brooms for marijuana, drawing the ire of their superiors. Their downfall comes courtesy of Venus (Karen Obilom), who lets slip that security footage has exposed their misdeeds, leading to their sticky exit from employment.
To recapture lost momentum, Damon pays a visit to the opulent home of LeBron James. While admiring the lavish surroundings, inspiration strikes them both: why not host a party at LeBron’s place, taking advantage of his absence? Their aim? To fund Destiny’s education. Upon devising this plan, they run into Peter (Andrew Santino), LeBron’s nosy neighbor armed with a pet koala named Marley. They concoct an impressive cover story about being employed by LeBron, all while ensuring the night’s festivities stay afloat.
As the sunset marks the start of their affair, they hire Vic (D.C. Young Fly) as their DJ, who is warned to keep out of trouble. They also invite Venus and Mika (Shakira Ja’nai Paye), trying to keep everyone on the same page. However, sparks fly when Venus almost bolts upon uncovering their true intentions, but she ultimately stays because of Mika’s enchantment with the venue, fearing that pulling out will jeopardize her promotion.
As the night unfolds, celebrities begin to fill their party, among them Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, Big Sean, and Scott Mescudi. Witnessing the high-profile guests, Kevin worries about the direction of their gathering while Damon revels in the chaos.
The situation declines rapidly when security breaches arise, and they learn of Kyle’s looming vengeance, fueled by jealousy and bitterness. Meanwhile, Vic succumbs to temptation, sneaking away to indulge in bad company. Kevin’s concerns deepen when Damon’s questionable choices threaten to consume their night.
In a turn of events, Marley intervenes during a confrontation, showcasing his prowess and sending Kyle’s crew running. Just when things seem to calm, Mya (Mya) arrives in response to Damon’s heartfelt email, adding yet another layer to the hectic atmosphere as Kyle hatches a plan to snag LeBron’s coveted championship ring.
The party spirals even further out of hand when Vic vacates his DJing duties, prompting Kevin to take over with poorly received tunes. Just as all hope seems lost, Juvenile, Venus’s uncle and a known rapper, pulses back life into the party.
With the unexpected arrival of LeBron, the air thickens with anticipation as Damon heroically accepts blame to protect his friends. An ensuing basketball challenge becomes the highlight of the evening but exposes Damon’s lackluster skills, leading to a police call due to the escalating situation.
Eventually, Kevin’s intertwining troubles lead to unexpected connections and a cascade of events that unfold dramatically. By the end, Kevin confronts the challenges of fatherhood and a growing relationship with Venus, while Damon’s actions echo in a year of incarceration—eventually earning an early release courtesy of LeBron’s influence.
The tapestry of resilience, growth, and redemption weaves through Kevin’s journey as he embraces newfound opportunities, aided by underground legends like Kid Cudi, who not only plays a pivotal role throughout the night but experiences a surreal rebirth thanks to the benevolent forces that surround them.
“Sometimes, you just have to risk it all.”
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