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Home Alone: The Holiday Heist — A Hidden Holiday Gem or a Heist Gone Wrong?

While it’s hard to beat the original, critics and viewers from Common Sense Media and The Movie Rat point out a few reasons this TV movie stands out: Home Alone: The Holiday Heist

Finn uses his gaming knowledge and tech skills to outsmart the burglars, making it more relatable for today's digital-native kids. Home Alone: The Holiday Heist — A Hidden

While the traps are less "brutal" than the original films, they are often considered more creative and "soulful" than those in the fourth installment. Having veteran actors like Malcolm McDowell and Ed

Having veteran actors like Malcolm McDowell and Ed Asner (who plays the party host) adds a level of gravitas rarely seen in made-for-TV sequels.

Whether you’re a franchise completionist or just looking for a new family movie night pick, here is everything you need to know about Home Alone: The Holiday Heist . The Plot: Ghost Traps vs. Art Thieves

When you think of the Home Alone franchise, your mind likely goes straight to Kevin McCallister, wet bandits, and the snowy streets of Chicago. But did you know there is a fifth installment that trades the McCallisters for the Baxters and the city for a "haunted" mansion in Maine?