Longtime "Home Alone" fans may be surprised to learn that the gangster flick seen in the movie, "Angels with Filthy Souls," is not an actual real film.

In the 1990 film "Home Alone," the character Kevin McCallister watches a black-and-white gangster movie that isn't real. The holiday season often brings beloved traditions. For many people, watching ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." My entire childhood, I thought the old timey movie that Kevin watches in Home Alone (Angels With ...

If you’ve ever watched Home Alone in your life (which we’re going to assume you have), you’ve likely got one of the lines from the film ingrained in your memory. In the film, Kevin (Macaulay Culkin) ...

"Keep the change, ya filthy animal." Seth Rogen unintentionally broke the news to the internet on Christmas Day, tweeting out, "My entire childhood, I thought the old timey movie that Kevin watches in ...

'Home Alone' cinematographer Julio Macat details the creation of the faux gangster that gives the holiday classic one of its most iconic lines. By Ryan Parker Former Senior Reporter Angels With Filthy ...

The fictitious gangster drama which gave Kevin McCallister and the world the line, “keep the change, ya filthy animal,” would be 82 this year, according to Home Alone' cinematographer Julio Macat. The ...

Canadian-American comedic actor Seth Rogen may have unintentionally positioned himself as the Grinch when he shared his shocking discovery about Home Alone. "My entire childhood, I thought the old ...