It’s never a good idea to promise too much, either in an invitation to a house party held in a stranger’s mansion, or in a reboot of a three-decade-old hit. But the new “House Party” does just that. This version is especially convoluted, trying to get two broke best friends in a position where they might be able to throw a big party at LeBron James’ house.
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