Max and Linda (Graham Skipper and Amanda Fuller) go on an awkward last-minute date on Christmas Eve and the unlikely couple go into a bizarrely strange and sparsely attended theatre.
Once
inside they are served up an horrific and frightening collection of Christmas
stories, none of which has a happy holiday ending and to cap it all they find
themselves part of the final act.
In a newly blended household the three siblings Brandon, Emily and Aiden (Chase X Drewery, Cheyenne Cummings and Randy Vince III) all have their own priorities as Christmas approaches and cannot see eye to eye on anything and are unable to understand the others points of view.
While
completing his annual science project, Aidan, the youngest child, accidentally
calls upon the spirit of Christmas, Alternis (Stephen Fisher) who concocts a potion that
puts the children to sleep and when the bickering siblings wake up they find
themselves having switched bodies, and are unable to change back until they
have learned how to see the others points of view spend the holidays together
as a loving family.
In a newly blended household the three siblings Brandon, Emily and Aiden (Chase X Drewery, Cheyenne Cummings and Randy Vince III) all have their own priorities as Christmas approaches and cannot see eye to eye on anything and are unable to understand the others points of view.
While
completing his annual science project, Aidan, the youngest child, accidentally
calls upon the spirit of Christmas, Alternis (Stephen Fisher) who concocts a potion that
puts the children to sleep and when the bickering siblings wake up they find
themselves having switched bodies, and are unable to change back until they
have learned how to see the others points of view spend the holidays together
as a loving family.
On Christmas Eve, five seemingly random men, Red, Carl, a Priest, a Police Officer, and Ben (Christopher Bower, David E. McMahon, Jay Woolston, James Stokes and Kevin Roach) are mysteriously invited via e-mail to a seedy bar, and along with the Bartender (Katie Stewart) they decide to pass the time by resurrecting the old tradition of telling scary stories on the night before Christmas.
Each
one takes their turn spinning horrific yuletide yarns, but it soon becomes apparent,
there is something much more dark and deadly at play.
Thirty-something Romance Writer Bria (Brittany Goodwin) has hit a wall with her recent novels so just before her mother sells their family home, which is planned for after the holidays, she heads home for Christmas.
While
she’s home she reunites with her three best friends from high school Taylor, Autumn
and Ella (Micah Lynn Hanson, Jess Barbour, and Brooke Burfitt), and as they reminisce
and try to re-create their glory years, they reassess their lives in the here
and now and get fresh perspectives on past romances.
The
young Bria Taylor Autumn and Ella are played by Charlotte Myhre Shealy, Brooke
Blackwell, Haley Falcione and Sydney Rowlette.
Grace Dorsey (Maya Jai Pinson) has always shared a special bond with her granddad (Faheem Saadiq Abdus-Salaam) especially at Christmas so when she returns home to South Carolina for the Holidays she is shocked by what she finds.
After
witnessing various symptoms of memory loss, Grace becomes determined to get him
the help he needs but it seems like her dad (Donnie Brown Jr.) and Grandmom (Diane Powell) seem to be in denial
and just blame it on his age.
But
as Christmas approaches, he deteriorates and keeps asking when Christmas is
over and over, and that continues even after Christmas Day.
So
Grace suggests her Grandmom creates a Christmas
Room so in his less lucid moments he would be comforted.
Despite
the emotional toll, she eventually gets them to seek medical assistance and as
her granddad's condition worsens, Grace tries one last attempt to jog his
memory, hoping for a positive outcome, but is there one to be found.
When his sister Jennifer (Lindsey Blanchard) refuses to believe in the existence of Santa Claus, eleven-year-old Danny (Jack Brunault) attempts to prove her wrong scientifically, along with his brainy friends, using their intelligence and assorted gadgets.
Meanwhile,
his mother, Elizabeth (Brooke Langton) meets a handsome toy company executive, Sammy
(Patrick Muldoon) who works for an old man with a white beard (Edward Asner).
