Merry Christmas you filthy animal!
In this episode, we celebrate home invasion and child abandonment with the Christmas Classic: Home Alone.
Originally released in 1990, Home Alone follows everyone's favorite 8-year-old, Kevin McCallister as he fights off a pair of home invaders after his family accidentally left him, well, home alone.
The 2021 reboot, awkwardly titled Home Sweet Home Alone, is a desperate attempt to pack as much nostalgia as possible into a 90 minute block that really never should have happened.
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