Christmas Classics: Home Alone

Christmas Classics: Home Alone

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Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (Christmas Classics Look Back)

(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 ...  Show more

Elf (Christmas Classics Look Back)

(Recorded in 2020) After you’ve made snow angels for two hours, gone ice-skating, and eaten a whole roll of cookie dough as fast as you can, why not finish by snuggling up with Hey Now! Hey Now! Christmas Classics: Elf (2003)?In this festive Christmas movie review podcast episode ...  Show more

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