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The year 2002 was a great time for comedy films, with several notable releases that have since become cult classics. One such film was "Friday," a stoner comedy starring Ice Cube and Chris Tucker that followed the misadventures of two friends, Craig and Smokey, as they navigated a typical day in the neighborhood. The film's success spawned a sequel, "Next Friday," which was released in 2000 and continued the story of Craig as he moved to the suburbs to live with his uncle. Eight years later, the third installment in the franchise, "Friday After Next," was released, bringing back the same cast and crew to once again deliver a hilarious and entertaining film.
Instead of a regular thief, the antagonist is a glitching deepfake of Uncle Elroy who keeps changing faces mid-sentence. He’s stealing flat-screen TVs to mine Bitcoin. Craig and Daymond must track him through a metaverse strip club where the pole is rendered in ray-traced gold. HDFriday After Next
Whether you're watching it for the 100th time or introducing it to a friend, there’s no better way to experience the chaos of the Holy Moly Donut Shop than in full HD. 🍩✨ The year 2002 was a great time for
Craig and Day-Day (his new roommate) are on their own, working at a mall security job while trying to make rent. On Christmas Eve, their apartment gets robbed by a fake Santa. They spend the day trying to track down the thief, deal with crazy landlord Mr. Pitt, and survive run-ins with pimp Money Mike (Katt Williams’ breakout role). Family drama — Craig’s dad is in jail, his mom brings a new boyfriend — adds heart. Eight years later, the third installment in the
Desperate to pay the landlord (the hilariously strict Mr. Williams, played by Don “D.C.” Curry), Craig and Day-Day take temporary security guard jobs at a local strip mall run by the eccentric, gun-toting Uncle Elroy (John Witherspoon). Their misadventures involve a pervy security boss (Terry Crews), a flamboyant pimp named Money Mike (Katt Williams in his breakout role), a lovesick crackhead (The Lady of Rage), and an awkward Christmas dinner with their prudish mother (Anna Maria Horsford) and her suspicious new boyfriend.