Show Notes
(Recorded in 2020) Merry Christmas, Ya Filthy Animals! 🎄 We had to say that, didn’t we? In this week’s yuletide movie review podcast episode, we dive into the ultimate holiday classic Home Alone (1990).
This film is more GOLD than Harry’s tooth and teaches essential life skills — like fending off burglars with household items and surviving annoying siblings. Whether you’re revisiting Kevin McCallister’s clever traps or laughing at his ultra-rich family chaos, this Home Alone movie review is packed with festive fun, nostalgia, and plenty of holiday chaos.
P.S. If Kevin McCallister’s RICH dad is reading this: we would love you to sponsor the podcast.
Pro Tip: Best listened to with takeaway pizza and a highly nutritional microwavable macaroni and cheese dinner (go easy on the Pepsi).
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(Recorded in 2021) You can mess with a lot of things, dear listener, but you cannot mess with kids on Christmas — especially ones who know how to throw a brick at your face. Today we’re diving into the holiday sequel Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992), starring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, and Daniel Stern.
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(Recorded in 2022) Today we’re discussing the Tom Hanks Christmas animation The Polar Express (2004) — The Awful Express!!!!! …sorry… THE POLAR EXPRESS!!!!! 🚂🎄
(Recorded in 2022) This episode is sponsored by The Rose Suchak Ladder Company and brought to you by two podcast hosts who’ve definitely had a mulled wine. Today we’re discussing the Disney Christmas classic The Santa Clause (1994), starring Tim Allen — yes, that one, spelled with an E!