Hulk Ho-Ho-Hogan Spreads Holiday Cheer In This Much Maligned Children’s Holiday Movie.

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HOME ALONE endures not just due to nostalgia and madcap violence, but also its embrace of the fantastic and moods of the holidays.

A trainwreck of genres and ideas, Jerry London’s holiday-set film feels like everyone is in their own movie—no matter how it clashes with those around them.

A look at the last of Bronson's vigilante saga—set at Christmastime and in the fashion world—where Paul Kersey truly becomes the sadistic force for vengeance.

Not sure what to watch this holiday season? Aundria Parker has compiled some choices to fit whatever mood you’re in.

Jeremy Lowe finds great delight in FATMAN’s choice to take its bonkers world completely seriously.

Mistakes have been made. Including this talking dogs version of HOME ALONE.