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Macaulay Culkin reprises Home Alone character, reveals Kevin McCallister’s tortured adulthood

When you think about, the Home Alone films are pretty messed up. Sure, Kevin McCallister is adorable and resilient, but the little guy got left behind by his family twice before he turned 10. And yes, he fought back against two inept criminals, but those guys threatened to bite off his fingers and rip off his “cajones and boil them in motor oil.” The kid was eight. That’s not even taking into account the madness of his home life on a regular basis, the scapegoat for everyone’s problems and the target of endless cruelty by his older relatives.

So in reality, Kevin probably grew up to be a pretty troubled dude. In fact, that’s just how Macaulay Culkin plays him in the premiere episode of the new web series RYVRS. Created by and starring Jack Dishel of Only Son/The Moldy Peaches (and also Regina Spektor’s husband), the series chronicles one man’s strange encounters with ride-share drivers. On his first journey, he’s picked up by a highly irritated Culkin, and it slowly becomes clear that he’s back in the McCallister role.

Macaulay Culkin reprises Home Alone character, reveals Kevin McCallister’s tortured adulthood | Consequence of Sound

Click the link and Watch the wideo. It is disturbingly awesome!

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ARGH you beat me to it