Guy Margo Movies

Noted comedian Doug E. Doug writes, directs, and stars in this zany spoof of indie films and Spike Lee. Bored Bronx youth James (Doug) is inspired to make his own flick after watching a movie and discovering a load of cash. With the help of his buddies Fuquan (Tyrone Jefferson) and Steffon (Albert Shiver, Jr.), Doug decides to make a biopic on the life of Angela Davis. This film was screened at the 2000 L.A. Independence Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

Robin Harris, Christopher Reid's foul-mouthed and irascible father from the original House Party film, died in the interim, but he has a university named after him in this follow-the-dots sequel. Kid (Christopher Reid) has finally made it to college in House Party 2, but not without problems. Sent to Harris University on a scholarship check given to him by his local church congregation, he finds himself broke before he can even buy the books for his college courses. He can thank his old pal Play (Christopher Martin) for his financial straits, since Play borrowed the money to pay a phony music producer named Shelia (Iman), who has headed off to parts unknown. Kid tries to pay for tuition by working in the college cafeteria but is thrown out because he is not considered a student. Problems compound when his girlfriend Sidney (Tisha Campbell) spends more time studying than with him. He also receives lectures on political correctness from her strident roommate Zora (Queen Latifah). Still, Kid's main concern is finding the money for college. Finally Kid agrees to go along with Play's scheme -- to hold a surreptitious late-night pajama party in the faculty hall to raise funds to pay for Kid's education. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi