Entertaining and playful to stereotyping and fun for those that don't get offended easily.

It’s a good funny Juneteenth movie that gives sparks of social thought within prevailing times. It shows glimpses of how being Black, as a concept through norms and traditions, is reflected upon the perspectives of people of different hues and shades of melanin. Using humor to promote good laughter are provoke thought is never a bad thing. Kudos.

It was really funny. Has a lot of quotable lines and it's relatable. IYKYK.

It was really fun and had a few jump scares. It was exactly what I was expecting