Our three-part special concludes with a look at the Home Alone sequels, as well as the upcoming reboot and talk of a possible Home Alone 5 with a grown-up Kevin McCallister's kids taking on their father's trap-setting traditions.

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"Setting the Trap" composed by John Williams

In part two of our three-part special, we dive into popular fan theories surrounding Home Alone and debate which ones seem the most plausible. We also discuss nitpicks and errors, as well as alternative fan-made versions of the movie.

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"Home Alone Main Title Theme" composed by John Williams

This week's lookback will focus on the John Hughes/Chris Columbus classic Home Alone, starring Macaulay Culkin. Released in November of 1990, Home Alone tells the story of eight-year old Kevin McCallister, whose family travels to Paris for Christmas vacation, unaware that they have left him behind. When two thieves, known as "The Wet Bandits" attempt to break in to the family home, they are met with a series of elaborate traps set by Kevin himself. Co-starring Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, the film remains a holiday favorite among fans and critics alike. Join us for part one of this special three-part episode, as we break down our favorite moments with our guests, voice actor Matthew Farden and Off The Beaten Podcast's Dion McGill.

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Sixty years ago this month, Alfred Hitchcock shocked audiences with a movie that pushed the boundaries of conventional horror and suspense. In the years that followed, Psycho would come to be known as a masterpiece of the genre and would give rise to an entirely new sub-genre of film. Join us as we take a look at the backstory behind this classic feature and how it almost didn't get made.

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In this RapidFire episode, we review Sasha Baron Cohen's latest feature, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, which debuted on Amazon Prime this past week. How does this surprise sequel measure up against the original? Next, we discuss Jared Leto's recasting as Joker in Zack Snyder's Justice League and address rumors of Joe Manganiello also reprising his role in the movie as Deathstroke. We also jump back in to our discussion on No Time To Die. After numerous release date changes, could it finally be heading to streaming?

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In this conclusion of our two-part series on Superman II, we explore the differences between director Richard Lester's theatrical release and Richard Donner's original vision, now known as The Donner Cut. Breaking down key scenes and action sequences, we compare and contrast the styles of both directors to determine who's overall vision was better.

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In this two-part episode, we take a deep dive into the making of Superman II, starring Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, Gene Hackman, and Terence Stamp. Released in late 1980, this sequel to 1978's Superman the Movie earned rave reviews from both fans and critics alike, despite the film having changed directors more than halfway through production. Join us as we discuss the movie in detail, including all the behind-the-scenes turmoil that plagued the film throughout. We also take a closer look at the now famous "Donner Cut", an alternative version of the film, comprised of director Richard Donner's original footage, outtakes, and early screen tests between Reeve and Kidder. 

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This week's lookback features the 20th anniversary of Boaz Yakin's high school football classic Remember the Titans, starring Denzel Washington. Based on true events, the film chronicles the 1971 season of T.C. Williams High School's football team as their head coach, Herman Boone (Washington), attempts to integrate them by forcing black and white players to forge bonds both on and off the field. Team captain Gerry Bertier (Ryan Hurst) and defensive end Julius Campbell (Wood Harris) become his prime examples, as would-be-foes turned best friends. 

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In this RapidFire episode, we compare our Emmy predictions with the actual award winners to see who got it right more often. Next, we discuss the news that Samuel L. Jackson will be coming to television in a new Nick Fury series for Disney Plus! Will this show dive deeper into S.H.I.E.L.D., or will it be our first introduction to S.W.O.R.D.? How will this fit into the next phase of the MCU? Later, we talk about John Cena's expanded role as Peacemaker in the upcoming Suicide Squad spinoff coming to HBO Max. 

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This week, we examine Abel Ferrara's cult classic King of New York, starring Christopher Walken, Laurence Fishburne, and Wesley Snipes. Released in 1990, King of New York tells the story of Frank White, a drug kingpin who is recently released from prison and decides to reclaim the New York underworld in order to provide funding for an inner-city hospital.  Join us, as we discuss the film's merits, its flaws, and how it has gone on to become a cult favorite among fans of gangland-style action/drama, with its lead character becoming something of a cultural icon within certain circles. 

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