Porn.com Now Streaming 'Home Alone' Parody

LOS ANGELES — Porn.com is now exclusively streaming "Home Alone? Return of the Wet Bandits," a "Home Alone" inspired parody set 10-years after the original.

Sonny Hicks toplines the spoof as a grown up Kevin McAllister, a nod to "Home Alone's" Kevin McCallister, the forgotten-at-home, 8-year-old mischief-maker played by Macaulay Culkin.

Bailey Blue and Zoey Nixon costar as the Wet Bandits, the bumbling burglars played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern in the 1990 John Hughes' Christmas classic. 

According to the Porn.com synopsis, the adventure begins when Kevin, once again home alone, encounters the Wet Bandits inside his house and sets out to nab them with a series of elaborate traps. 

Once caught, Blue and Nixon are subjected to an "over-the-top raunch fest" that ends with the cute criminal duo "getting their stockings stuffed."

Chucky Sleaze directs the Porn.com production from a script by Rex Ridgewood and Al Bones. Click here to see the pop-up trailer, or watch the movie here.

"The original 'Home Alone' was a smash hit that forever reinvented the way we view the holidays," Porn.com's Rex said. "As huge fans of the original, we were thrilled to have a chance to parody a time-honored holiday classic like 'Home Alone'... only our re-imagining is a little heavy on the naughty than the nice!"

Porn.com provides fans with access to more than 170,000 high-quality full-length porn videos, photo sets and more in an exclusive collection that has attracted one of the largest communities ever established online.

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