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'''Critic:''' ''[shakes head]'' You're seriously not. ''[The people of the kingdom, paired as parent and child, are brought to the Rat King's palace/smoke factory to the big pile of inanimate toys before them. The rat soldiers take the toys away from the children to toss them on the pile]'' Oh, yeah. You thought this was just gonna be simple bad guy Nazi imagery like in ''Indiana Jones'' or old Looney Tunes cartoons? But no. People being rounded up, children crying, and the sky filled with smoke from factories burning piles of what they just made clear are ''living individuals''. ''All of this is actually happening.''
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''[The people of the kingdom, paired as parent and child, are brought to the Rat King's palace/smoke factory to the big pile of inanimate toys before them. The rat soldiers take the toys away from the children to toss them on thepile]'' pile]''\\
'''Critic:''' Oh, yeah. You thought this was just gonna be simple bad guy Nazi imagery like in ''Indiana Jones'' or old Looney Tunes cartoons? But no. [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything People being rounded up, children crying, and the sky filled with smoke from factories burning piles of what they just made clearare ''living individuals''. ''All are]] ''[[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything living individuals]]''. ''[[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer All of this is actually happening.happening]].''
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** Creator/GregSestero snarks that Rachel's DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Home Alone'' is the worst thing he has ever seen, even for someone like him who starred in ''Film/TheRoom'', ''Film/TheRoom2003'', widely credited as the "''Film/CitizenKane'' of bad movies" (where he plays Mark).
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* ExplainExplainOhCrap: When Gielgud mentions the part where the rats burn toys.
-->'''NC:''' Wait. Like inanimate toys, or living toys, like the ones we've been seeing?
-->''(Cut back to the first scene with the Nutcracker)''
-->'''Nutcracker:''' All dolls are alive.
-->'''NC:''' Okay, I guess that's supposed to mean they're all alive...''[freezes in place, realizing what this means]'' You're not.
-->''(We're again shown the scene of the Rat King speaking to the Nutcracker, Tinker and Sticks)''
-->'''Rat King:''' You ever wonder what happens to a doll's soul when it burns?
-->'''NC:''' ''(shakes head)'' You're seriously not. ''(The people of the kingdom, paired as parent and child, are brought to the Rat King's palace/smoke factory to the big pile of inanimate toys before them. The rat soldiers take the toys away from the children to toss them to the pile)'' Oh, yeah. You thought this was just gonna be simple bad guy Nazi imagery like in Indiana Jones or old Looney Tunes cartoons? But no. People being rounded up, children crying, and the sky filled with smoke from factories burning piles of what they just made clear are ''living individuals''. ''All of this is actually happening.''
-->'''NC:''' Wait. Like inanimate toys, or living toys, like the ones we've been seeing?
-->''(Cut back to the first scene with the Nutcracker)''
-->'''Nutcracker:''' All dolls are alive.
-->'''NC:''' Okay, I guess that's supposed to mean they're all alive...''[freezes in place, realizing what this means]'' You're not.
-->''(We're again shown the scene of the Rat King speaking to the Nutcracker, Tinker and Sticks)''
-->'''Rat King:''' You ever wonder what happens to a doll's soul when it burns?
-->'''NC:''' ''(shakes head)'' You're seriously not. ''(The people of the kingdom, paired as parent and child, are brought to the Rat King's palace/smoke factory to the big pile of inanimate toys before them. The rat soldiers take the toys away from the children to toss them to the pile)'' Oh, yeah. You thought this was just gonna be simple bad guy Nazi imagery like in Indiana Jones or old Looney Tunes cartoons? But no. People being rounded up, children crying, and the sky filled with smoke from factories burning piles of what they just made clear are ''living individuals''. ''All of this is actually happening.''
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* ExplainExplainOhCrap: When Gielgud mentions the part where that the rats burn toys.
-->'''NC:'''toys, Critic makes a very disturbing realization.
-->'''Critic:''' Wait. Like inanimate toys, or living toys, like the ones we've beenseeing?
-->''(Cutseeing?\\
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-->'''Nutcracker:'''Nutcracker]''\\
'''Nutcracker:''' All dolls arealive.
-->'''NC:'''alive.\\
'''Critic:''' Okay, I guess that's supposed to mean they're all alive...''[freezes in place, realizing what this means]'' You'renot.
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'''Rat King:''' You ever wonder what happens to a doll's soul when itburns?
-->'''NC:''' ''(shakes head)''burns?\\
'''Critic:''' ''[shakes head]'' You're seriously not.''(The ''[The people of the kingdom, paired as parent and child, are brought to the Rat King's palace/smoke factory to the big pile of inanimate toys before them. The rat soldiers take the toys away from the children to toss them to on the pile)'' pile]'' Oh, yeah. You thought this was just gonna be simple bad guy Nazi imagery like in Indiana Jones ''Indiana Jones'' or old Looney Tunes cartoons? But no. People being rounded up, children crying, and the sky filled with smoke from factories burning piles of what they just made clear are ''living individuals''. ''All of this is actually happening.''
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'''Rat King:''' You ever wonder what happens to a doll's soul when it
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'''Critic:''' ''[shakes head]'' You're seriously not.
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** Andre claims that Rachel's version of ''Home Alone'' is so bad it makes ''WesternAnimation/RapsittieStreetKidsBelieveInSanta'' look like ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.
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** Andre claims that Rachel's version of ''Home Alone'' is so bad it makes ''WesternAnimation/RapsittieStreetKidsBelieveInSanta'' look like ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.''WesternAnimation/ToyStory1''.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Unsurprisingly, ''no one'' has anything nice to say about Rachel's serial killer version of ''Film/HomeAlone''.
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** Andre claims that Rachel's version of ''Home Alone'' is so bad it makes ''WesternAnimation/TheRapsittieStreetKidsBelieveInSanta'' look like ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the Nazi-like army of the Rat King are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people and other "undesirables" via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the Nazi-like army of the Rat King are rounding round up and burning burn the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people and other "undesirables" via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
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* ExplainExplainOhCrap: When Gielgud mentions the part where the rats burn toys.
-->'''NC:''' Wait. Like inanimate toys, or living toys, like the ones we've been seeing?
-->''(Cut back to the first scene with the Nutcracker)''
-->'''Nutcracker:''' All dolls are alive.
-->'''NC:''' Okay, I guess that's supposed to mean they're all alive...''[freezes in place, realizing what this means]'' You're not.
-->''(We're again shown the scene of the Rat King speaking to the Nutcracker, Tinker and Sticks)''
-->'''Rat King:''' You ever wonder what happens to a doll's soul when it burns?
-->'''NC:''' ''(shakes head)'' You're seriously not. ''(The people of the kingdom, paired as parent and child, are brought to the Rat King's palace/smoke factory to the big pile of inanimate toys before them. The rat soldiers take the toys away from the children to toss them to the pile)'' Oh, yeah. You thought this was just gonna be simple bad guy Nazi imagery like in Indiana Jones or old Looney Tunes cartoons? But no. People being rounded up, children crying, and the sky filled with smoke from factories burning piles of what they just made clear are ''living individuals''. ''All of this is actually happening.''
-->'''NC:''' Wait. Like inanimate toys, or living toys, like the ones we've been seeing?
-->''(Cut back to the first scene with the Nutcracker)''
-->'''Nutcracker:''' All dolls are alive.
-->'''NC:''' Okay, I guess that's supposed to mean they're all alive...''[freezes in place, realizing what this means]'' You're not.
-->''(We're again shown the scene of the Rat King speaking to the Nutcracker, Tinker and Sticks)''
-->'''Rat King:''' You ever wonder what happens to a doll's soul when it burns?
-->'''NC:''' ''(shakes head)'' You're seriously not. ''(The people of the kingdom, paired as parent and child, are brought to the Rat King's palace/smoke factory to the big pile of inanimate toys before them. The rat soldiers take the toys away from the children to toss them to the pile)'' Oh, yeah. You thought this was just gonna be simple bad guy Nazi imagery like in Indiana Jones or old Looney Tunes cartoons? But no. People being rounded up, children crying, and the sky filled with smoke from factories burning piles of what they just made clear are ''living individuals''. ''All of this is actually happening.''
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* ShoutOut: Andre claims that Rachel's version of ''Home Alone'' is so bad it makes ''WesternAnimation/TheRapsittieStreetKidsBelieveInSanta'' look like ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.
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** The Critic thinks that Creator/ElleFanning's delivery of some lines as Mary is so dull she makes Creator/NataliePortman (also criticized for her acting as Padmé Amidala) sound as good as Creator/JudiDench.
** The Nutcracker appearance has the Critic thinking he looks like [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Terrance and Phillip]] if they were Satan's dildo.
** Andre claims that Rachel's version of ''Home Alone'' is so bad it makes ''WesternAnimation/TheRapsittieStreetKidsBelieveInSanta'' look like ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.
** The Critic thinks that Creator/ElleFanning's delivery of some lines as Mary is so dull she makes Creator/NataliePortman (also criticized for her acting as Padmé Amidala) sound as good as Creator/JudiDench.
** The Nutcracker appearance has the Critic thinking he looks like [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Terrance and Phillip]] if they were Satan's dildo.
** Andre claims that Rachel's version of ''Home Alone'' is so bad it makes ''WesternAnimation/TheRapsittieStreetKidsBelieveInSanta'' look like ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.
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** The toy-burning scene has the Critic musing that it's rather appropriate that this film stars Creator/NathanLane (as Uncle UsefulNotes/AlbertEinstein), given that the aforementioned scene--with all its disturbing parallels to UsefulNotes/TheHolocaust and, rather jarringly, accompanied by cheerful music and dancing from the Rat King--reminds him of the ''SpringtimeForHitler'' musical from ''Film/TheProducers'', where Lane played Max Bialystock, one half of the eponymous theatre producers-slash-scam artists, from both the 2001 Broadway production and the 2005 film.
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* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Needless to say, the euphoria of seeing her again quickly evaporates when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
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* BringMeMyBrownPants: The Critic is so horrified at the scenes where the Rat King and his soldiers play catch with Sticks's disembodied head, and when the Rat King bares his fangs, that he felt he crapped his pants.
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel Tietz, former ''Nostalgia Critic'' actress in the 2013 season, returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Needless to say, the euphoria of seeing her again quickly evaporates when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel Tietz, former ''Nostalgia Critic'' actress in the 2013 season, returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Needless to say, the euphoria of seeing her again quickly evaporates when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
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* TheCameo: WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob, WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, [[Music/{{Slipknot}} Corey Taylor]], Creator/KyleHebert, Creator/GregSestero, Creator/UncleYo, WebVideo/AndreTheBlackNerd, Jason Laws, [[WebVideo/HonestTrailers Jon Bailey]], Orlando Belisle Jr., Trevor Mueller, Rob Scallon, [[WebVideo/CinemaSins Chris Atkinson and Jeremy Scott]] offer their reviews of Rachel's reinterpretation of ''Home Alone'' (and, indirectly, towards ''The Nutcracker in 3D''), none of which are even remotely positive.
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* TheCameo: WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob, WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, [[Music/{{Slipknot}} Corey Taylor]], Creator/KyleHebert, Creator/GregSestero, Creator/UncleYo, WebVideo/AndreTheBlackNerd, Jason Laws, [[WebVideo/HonestTrailers Jon Bailey]], Orlando Belisle Jr., Trevor Mueller, Rob Scallon, [[WebVideo/CinemaSins Chris Atkinson and Jeremy Scott]] Scott]], as well as part-time ''Nostalgia Critic'' actors Jason Laws, Orlando Belisle Jr., Trevor Mueller and Rob Scallon, offer their reviews of Rachel's reinterpretation of ''Home Alone'' (and, indirectly, towards ''The Nutcracker in 3D''), none of which are even remotely positive.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the rat Nazis are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people and other "undesirables" via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The Critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the rat Nazis Nazi-like army of the Rat King are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people and other "undesirables" via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
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** WebVideo/AndreTheBlackNerd complains that Rachel missed an opportunity to add a cameo of Creator/MacaulayCulkin's other role as [[Film/TheGoodSon Henry Evans]] in her darker spin of ''HomeAlone''. He also warns Tamara not to see that movie, assuming she has yet to do so, alluding to the latter's own series of reviews as herself, ''Tamara's Never Seen''.
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* ShoutOut: Andre claims that Rachel's version of ''Home Alone'' is so bad it makes ''WesternAnimation/RapsittieStreetKidsBelieveInSanta'' look like ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.
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* AnAesop: Shock value only truly works if the message you are trying to convey through it outweights the unpleasantness, and takes thorough thought and planning. Otherwise, people just end up getting disturbed by your work.
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** Creator/GregSestero snarks that Rachel's DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Home Alone'' is the worst thing he has ever seen, even for someone like him who starred in ''Film/TheRoom'', widely credited as the "''Film/CitizenKane'' of bad movies" (where he plays Mark).
** WebVideo/AndreTheBlackNerd complains that Rachel missed an opportunity to add a cameo of Creator/MacaulayCulkin's other role as [[Film/TheGoodSon Henry Evans]] in her darker spin of ''HomeAlone''. He also warns Tamara not to see that movie, assuming she has yet to do so, alluding to the latter's own series of reviews as herself, ''Tamara's Never Seen''.
* AnAesop: Shock value only truly works if the message you are trying to convey through itoutweights outweighs the unpleasantness, and takes thorough thought and planning. Otherwise, people just end up getting disturbed by your work.
** Creator/GregSestero snarks that Rachel's DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Home Alone'' is the worst thing he has ever seen, even for someone like him who starred in ''Film/TheRoom'', widely credited as the "''Film/CitizenKane'' of bad movies" (where he plays Mark).
** WebVideo/AndreTheBlackNerd complains that Rachel missed an opportunity to add a cameo of Creator/MacaulayCulkin's other role as [[Film/TheGoodSon Henry Evans]] in her darker spin of ''HomeAlone''. He also warns Tamara not to see that movie, assuming she has yet to do so, alluding to the latter's own series of reviews as herself, ''Tamara's Never Seen''.
* AnAesop: Shock value only truly works if the message you are trying to convey through it
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* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
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* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood euphoria of seeing Rachel her again is quickly tarnished evaporates when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.is.
* CallBack: The review ends with Doug, Malcolm, Tamara, Rachel, Rob, Jim, Barney, Walter, Heather, Aiyanna and Fard sitting together watching the end of the ''[[WesternAnimation/TheChristmasTree Christmas Tree]]'' [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS6E23 review]], specifically the Walker brothers' late mother Sandra's message to the audience.
* TheCameo: WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob, WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, [[Music/{{Slipknot}} Corey Taylor]], Creator/KyleHebert, Creator/GregSestero, Creator/UncleYo, WebVideo/AndreTheBlackNerd, Jason Laws, [[WebVideo/HonestTrailers Jon Bailey]], Orlando Belisle Jr., Trevor Mueller, Rob Scallon, [[WebVideo/CinemaSins Chris Atkinson and Jeremy Scott]] offer their reviews of Rachel's reinterpretation of ''Home Alone'' (and, indirectly, towards ''The Nutcracker in 3D''), none of which are even remotely positive.
* ContinuityNod: The Snob, in giving his two cents about Rachel's ''Home Alone'' reboot, complains that the over-the-top darkness of her reinterpretation isn't going to scare away [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wayne_Gacy John Wayne Gacy]], notorious MonsterClown SerialKiller and a recurring punchline in his own reviews.
* CallBack: The review ends with Doug, Malcolm, Tamara, Rachel, Rob, Jim, Barney, Walter, Heather, Aiyanna and Fard sitting together watching the end of the ''[[WesternAnimation/TheChristmasTree Christmas Tree]]'' [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS6E23 review]], specifically the Walker brothers' late mother Sandra's message to the audience.
* TheCameo: WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob, WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, [[Music/{{Slipknot}} Corey Taylor]], Creator/KyleHebert, Creator/GregSestero, Creator/UncleYo, WebVideo/AndreTheBlackNerd, Jason Laws, [[WebVideo/HonestTrailers Jon Bailey]], Orlando Belisle Jr., Trevor Mueller, Rob Scallon, [[WebVideo/CinemaSins Chris Atkinson and Jeremy Scott]] offer their reviews of Rachel's reinterpretation of ''Home Alone'' (and, indirectly, towards ''The Nutcracker in 3D''), none of which are even remotely positive.
* ContinuityNod: The Snob, in giving his two cents about Rachel's ''Home Alone'' reboot, complains that the over-the-top darkness of her reinterpretation isn't going to scare away [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wayne_Gacy John Wayne Gacy]], notorious MonsterClown SerialKiller and a recurring punchline in his own reviews.
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* ShoutOut: Andre claims that Rachel's version of ''Home Alone'' is so bad it makes ''WesternAnimation/RapsittieStreetKidsBelieveInSanta'' look like ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory''.
* TakeThat: Trevor complains that Rachel's interpretation of ''Home Alone'' didn't need to be as dark as a Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse movie.
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[[TheStinger "Look at what I have. My father's magic pebble."]]
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the rat Nazis are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people and other "undesirables" via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
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* HeroicBSOD: Rachel has a brief one after the incredibly scathing reviews her remake of ''Film/HomeAlone'' received. The others respond by saying that she is a very talented person, but also deliver the aesop mentioned above and suggest she look for more experienced people in the film industry to take inspiration from
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* HeroicBSOD: Rachel has a brief one after the incredibly scathing reviews her remake of ''Film/HomeAlone'' received. The others respond by saying that she is a very talented person, but also deliver the aesop mentioned above and suggest she look for more experienced people in the film industry to take inspiration fromfrom.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Unsurprisingly, ''no one'' has anything nice to say about Rachel's serial killer version of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''.
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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Unsurprisingly, ''no one'' has anything nice to say about Rachel's serial killer version of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''.''Film/HomeAlone''.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Not just ''{{Film/TheNutcrackerIn3D}}'' itself , which is complete with the rats being portrayed as Nazis, disturbing imagery, graphic violence, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking shockingly bad performances from the child actors]], but said movie also inspired Rachel to follow suit by making her own darker version of the Christmas film ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}'', complete with the robbers being portrayed as satanist serial killers, Kevin's family members being portrayed as Charles Manson and Lizzie Borden among others, and more.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the rat Nazis are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
* HeroicBSOD: Rachel has a brief one after the incredibly scathing reviews her ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. The others respond by saying that she is a very talented person, but also deliver the aesop mentioned above and suggest she look for more experienced people in the film industry to take inspiration from
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the rat Nazis are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
* HeroicBSOD: Rachel has a brief one after the incredibly scathing reviews her ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. The others respond by saying that she is a very talented person, but also deliver the aesop mentioned above and suggest she look for more experienced people in the film industry to take inspiration from
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: [[invoked]] In-universe, Rachel's DarkerAndEdgier ''Film/HomeAlone'' remake where the burglars are [[AdaptationalVillainy far more evil than they were in the original]] and many notorious real-life murderers appear turns out to appeal to absolutely nobody and is universally panned in large part because of just how impossible it is to get behind the basic premise.
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Not just''{{Film/TheNutcrackerIn3D}}'' ''Film/TheNutcrackerIn3D'' itself , which is complete with the rats being portrayed as Nazis, disturbing imagery, graphic violence, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking shockingly bad performances from the child actors]], but said movie also inspired Rachel to follow suit by making her own darker version of the Christmas film ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}'', ''Film/HomeAlone'', complete with the robbers being portrayed as satanist serial killers, Kevin's family members being portrayed as Charles Manson and Lizzie Borden among others, and more.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the rat Nazis are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people and other "undesirables" via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
* HeroicBSOD: Rachel has a brief one after the incredibly scathing reviews her''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. remake of ''Film/HomeAlone'' received. The others respond by saying that she is a very talented person, but also deliver the aesop mentioned above and suggest she look for more experienced people in the film industry to take inspiration from
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.from
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the rat Nazis are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people and other "undesirables" via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this.
* HeroicBSOD: Rachel has a brief one after the incredibly scathing reviews her
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The critic is particularly disturbed by the scene where the rat Nazis are rounding up and burning the toys that the movie clearly established are living individuals, in a very reminiscent manner of the original Nazis executing Jewish people via fire, complete with smoke filled skies and people crying at the sight of this, this.
* HeroicBSOD: Rachel has a brief one after the incredibly scathing reviews her ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. The others respond by saying that she is a very talented person, but also deliver the aesop mentioned above and suggest she look for more experienced people in the film industry to take inspiration from
* HeroicBSOD: Rachel has a brief one after the incredibly scathing reviews her ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. The others respond by saying that she is a very talented person, but also deliver the aesop mentioned above and suggest she look for more experienced people in the film industry to take inspiration from
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'''Release:''' December 18, 2018
'''Film:''' ''{{Film/TheNutcrackerIn3D}}'' (2010)
'''Tagline:''' It's universally panned by critics and audiences everywhere. Is it worth all the anger? YES! YES IT IS!
!!This review contains examples of:
* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Unsurprisingly, ''no one'' has anything nice to say about Rachel's serial killer version of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''.
* AnAesop: Shock value only truly works if the message you are trying to convey through it outweights the unpleasantness, and takes thorough thought and planning. Otherwise, people just end up getting disturbed by your work.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Not just ''{{Film/TheNutcrackerIn3D}}'' itself , which is complete with the rats being portrayed as Nazis, disturbing imagery, graphic violence, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking shockingly bad performances from the child actors]], but said movie also inspired Rachel to follow suit by making her own darker version of the Christmas film ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}'', complete with the robbers being portrayed as satanist serial killers, Kevin's family members being portrayed as Charles Manson and Lizzie Borden among others, and more.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything:
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
'''Film:''' ''{{Film/TheNutcrackerIn3D}}'' (2010)
'''Tagline:''' It's universally panned by critics and audiences everywhere. Is it worth all the anger? YES! YES IT IS!
!!This review contains examples of:
* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Unsurprisingly, ''no one'' has anything nice to say about Rachel's serial killer version of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''.
* AnAesop: Shock value only truly works if the message you are trying to convey through it outweights the unpleasantness, and takes thorough thought and planning. Otherwise, people just end up getting disturbed by your work.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Not just ''{{Film/TheNutcrackerIn3D}}'' itself , which is complete with the rats being portrayed as Nazis, disturbing imagery, graphic violence, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking shockingly bad performances from the child actors]], but said movie also inspired Rachel to follow suit by making her own darker version of the Christmas film ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}'', complete with the robbers being portrayed as satanist serial killers, Kevin's family members being portrayed as Charles Manson and Lizzie Borden among others, and more.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything:
* TheBusCameBack: Rachel returns in this episode to have the gang help her shoot a DarkerAndEdgier interpretation of ''{{Film/HomeAlone}}''. Needless to say, the pleasant mood of seeing Rachel again is quickly tarnished when they see just ''how'' messed up her interpretation of the film is.
