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).
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).
A materialistic teen Nick Baker (Ricardo Ortiz) likes Christmas presents but doesn’t like the rest of it, all the chores and family events and the stress, and when everything gets on top of him, he wishes a little too hard for it to end and accidentally makes Christmas disappear.
As
the only one who remembers the existence of Christmas, Nick begins to appreciate
just how much the holiday had touched and shaped his life and everyone around
him.
So
it’s up to him to make his friends and family return to normal by learning the
true meaning of Christmas.
A materialistic teen Nick Baker (Ricardo Ortiz) likes Christmas presents but doesn’t like the rest of it, all the chores and family events and the stress, and when everything gets on top of him, he wishes a little too hard for it to end and accidentally makes Christmas disappear.
As
the only one who remembers the existence of Christmas, Nick begins to appreciate
just how much the holiday had touched and shaped his life and everyone around
him.
So
its up to him to make his friends and family return to normal by learning the
true meaning of Christmas.
Dressed as Santa Claus, escaped prisoner Daryl Dunn (Daniel Henshall), crashes his van full of toys into the barn on an outback farm ravaged by drought.
The
failing property is owned by a recently widowed mum Fiona Raley (Ling Cooper
Tang) who isn’t really functioning, and its 15-year-old Hazel (Tatiana Goode) who
has to shoulder the burdens, of running the failing farm and parenting her
younger siblings Daisy and Tom (Lena Nankivell and Eadan McGuinness).
None
of them are expecting any Christmas joy this year, so when Santa Claus crashes
onto their property Daisy and Tom think its good sign.
But
Santa is there to find some stolen money hidden on the property and he’s being
pursued by the man whose money it was, Dingo (Sullivan Stapleton) so the Raley
family are about to find their world turned upside down in ways they could
never have imagined.
In Buckhannon, West Virginia, toymaking retired Elf, Hank Graham (Michael Sigler) raises the spirits of the townsfolk when he organized a community production of the timeless Christmas classic, The Nutcracker, with the help of a dance studio, and in particular the energetic owner Heather (Cydney Chase) and the town's enthusiastic mayor (Dean Cain).
Liam
(Brody Hull) who now lives full time with Hank suffered a double whammy, when
he finds out that his sister Bella and her husband Kevin (Arabella Weaver and
Danny O'Brien) were not returning from African for Christmas.
But
he is looking forward to the Nutcracker as Mayor Dean’s daughter Kate
(Pyper Sartin) is preforming and he has lost his heart
to her.
However
the Mayor Dean’s assistant Charlie (Jessica Adams)
informs him that a comedian called Frosty (Josh Novey)
has already been booked to perform at the same venue.
So
it’s up to Hank to ensure the show goes ahead so the townsfolk get to
experience the joy of Christmas with help from Noth Pole Elf’s Tippy
and Toes (Jianna and Jeena Platon).
In Buckhannon, West Virginia, it’s the first Christmas for Mayor Dean (Dean Cain) and his daughters Olivia and Kate after losing their mother.
It’s
also his first Christmas since winning the mayoral election, and he makes the
mistake of allowing his assistant Charlie (Jessica Adams)
to instigate the introduction of new traditions, and this decision grates on
retired Elf Hank Graham (Michael Sigler) and he raises his concerns with the
Mayor.
Toymaker
Hank also helps siblings Bella and Liam (Arabella
Weaver and Brody Hull) who sleeping in Bella’s car by offering them a room
in his shop.
The
rest of the action takes place at a retirement home where Bella and Liam’s
Grandmother lives and when Bella gets a job at the home, she falls for the
owner Kevin (Danny O'Brien).
But its Hank who helps the townsfolk rediscover the joy of Christmas with help from Noth
Pole Elf’s Tippy and Toes (Jianna and Jeena Platon).
High school musical meets zombie apocalypse in this Christmas comedy horror.
Anna
Shepard (Ella Hunt), her best friends John (Malcolm Cumming) and Lisa (Marli
Siu), Anna's ex-boyfriend Nick (Ben Wiggins) and American exchange student
Steph (Sarah Swire), must battle the zombies in the sleepy town of Little Haven
in order to save the people who important to them before it’s too late.
American
exchange student Steph (Sarah Swire),
Mark
Benton, Paul Kaye, Sean Connor, John Winchester, Euan Bennet, Ella Jarvis,
Janet Lawson, Ruth McGhie and Kirsty Strain also star.
Following the death of his sister Janet and her husband, Michael Maxwell Ben Stiller has to take leave from his job in Chicago in order to look after his nephews Justice, Junior, Samuel, and Simon Kicklighter (Homer, Ulysses, Arlo and Atlas Janson).
He
is on his own with the feral siblings while Social Worker Gretchen Rice (Linda
Cardellini) tries to find a foster family for them.
Inevitably
as he helps them out of one scrape after another, he grows closer to the
misfits as well as Gretchen and he is forced to rethinks his former life in
Chicago.
A documentary directed and produced by Brian Cunningham and narrated by Hallie Bishop about the pagan origins of Christmas.
About
the hidden side of the holiday covering the eerie, ancient origins of Christmas
traditions-pagan rituals, ghostly visitors, and timeless symbols of light and
darkness.
A young good hearted bachelor Wally Griswold (Steve Rudzinski) wins the top prize in a mysterious contest that he doesn’t remember entering.
It’s
a once-in-a-lifetime, all-expenses-paid Christmas vacation at a Bed and
Breakfast in Amityville.
So
with Christmas Eve just around the corner he packs a bag and heads to
Amityville.
So
in this spoof of horror movies and romcoms he has to cope with a landlady who
wants to kill him, ancient evil that wants his soul and a ghost woman falls in
love with him.
Aleen
Isley, Garrett Hunter and Autumn Ivy also star.
On Christmas Eve, four generations of the Balsano family gather at their family home on Long Island for what may be the last Christmas.
As
the night wears on amidst the rowdy celebration generational tensions arise.
Two
teenage cousins sneak away from their ancestral home to have an adventure in
the suburban winter wonderland.
Matilda
Fleming, Maria Dizzia, Ben Shenkman, Francesca Scorsese, Elsie Fisher, Michael
Cera, Gregg Turkington and Sawyer Spielberg star.
During the run up to Christmas, photographer Kate (Jaclyn Hales) takes the place of her best friend at a Belgian culinary school, and she makes a connection with the chocolatier Mathias (Zane Stephens) leading the class.
However
as the romance begins to bloom, it turns out that the only problem is a case of
mistaken identity.
For Klara the Calf Christmas is everything and she is excited to spend her first Christmas with her Father on Cattle Hill.
However
when she gets there, she is disappointed to find he hasn’t even put any
decorations up.
So
when her father is unexpectedly called away for work, she takes her opportunity
to decorate the farm,
But
she soon discovers that there is more to Christmas than decoration.
This movie follows legendary country music band Highway 101, performing heartwarming holiday songs, as well as going behind the scenes with the platinum selling band.
The
band members also share their favourite Christmas memories, and you can enjoy
never before seen footage.
The
film also features a guest appearance by multi-platinum selling and 5-time
Grammy winner Wynonna Judd.
Alastair Sim stars as miser Ebenezer Scrooge in this quality retelling of Charles Dickens' “A Christmas Carol”.
The
classic tale in which he is taught the true meaning of Christmas by three
Spirits who visit him, revealing to him the
truth about his own miserable existence, what opportunities he wasted in his
youth, his current catalogue of cruelties, and the dire fate that awaits him if
he does not change his ways.
Scrooge is faced with his own story of growing
bitterness and meanness, and must decide what his own future will hold, death
or redemption.
The Spirits are played by Michael Dolan (Past), Francis
De Wolff (Present) and Czeslaw Konarski (Future)
The other key characters and portrayed by Michael Hordern (Marley), Eleanor Summerfield (Flora), Mervyn Johns and Hermione Baddeley (The Cratchit’s), Glyn
Dearman (Tiny Tim), Roddy Hughes and Hattie Jacques (The Fezziwig’s), Brian Worth (Fred) and Carol Marsh (Fan).
A brother and sister Missy-Ann and Du Gong Peterson (Jill Albano and Kevin Austin) are grounded at Christmastime by their stepmom Cathy-Lee (Tracey Birdsall) after they break curfew.
But they find ways
to sneak out for night adventures but when their parents go away for a few days
they team up with their pals Freddy Firecracker (Shane Kaufman), Valley-girl
Paulina (Ashley Williams) and a much younger African American kid from the neighbourhood
they call Mister Shorty (Karlin Walker) to foil a pair of fugitive bank
robbers.
A brother and sister Missy-Ann and Du Gong Peterson (Jill Albano and Kevin Austin) are grounded at Christmastime by their stepmom Cathy-Lee (Tracey Birdsall) after they break curfew.
But
they find ways to sneak out for night adventures but when their parents go away
for a few days they team up with their pals Freddy Firecracker (Shane Kaufman),
Valley-girl Paulina (Ashley Williams) and a much younger African American kid
from the neighbourhood they call Mister Shorty (Karlin Walker) to foil a pair
of fugitive bank robbers.
A brother and sister Missy-Ann and Du Gong Peterson (Jill Albano and Kevin Austin) are grounded at Christmastime by their stepmom Cathy-Lee (Tracey Birdsall) after they break curfew.
But
they find ways to sneak out for night adventures but when their parents go away
for a few days they team up with their pals Freddy Firecracker (Shane Kaufman),
Valley-girl Paulina (Ashley Williams) and a much younger African American kid
from the neighbourhood they call Mister Shorty (Karlin Walker) to foil a pair
of fugitive bank robbers.
A brother and sister Missy-Ann and Du Gong Peterson (Jill Albano
And
Kevin Austin) are grounded at Christmastime by their stepmom Cathy-Lee (Tracey
Birdsall) after they break curfew.
But
they find ways to sneak out for night adventures but when their parents go away
for a few days they team up with their pals Freddy Firecracker (Shane Kaufman),
Valley-girl Paulina (Ashley Williams) and a much younger African American kid
from the neighbourhood they call Mister Shorty (Karlin Walker) to foil a pair
of fugitive bank robbers.
Martin Taylor (George Newbern) realises he has totally lost touch with his family; he has no clue who his teenage daughter, Lu, (Taylor Spreitler) is or who her friends are, he has no idea why his son, Adam (Aidan Potter) only communicates with him via an electronic sign outside his bedroom door, or why his youngest child Jessie (Francesca Capaldi) only watches faith TV.
His
whacky survivalist brother Sam, (Kevin Crowley) convinces him that the family needs to
reconnect, so Martin surprises his wife Jackie (Megyn Price) and his kids with a little experiment, he
locks them in their own home with no power, no heat, no running water, and
absolutely no contact with the world outside!
The
sudden holiday staycation isn't what the Taylors had in mind for the weekend,
but they have to team up to prove they can survive Dad's wacky mission.
The
multi-talented Writer and director, Corbin Bernsen, also appears in an
enjoyable cameo as a cameraman.
June Schroeder (Isabelle Almoyan) leaves her job working for her overbearing multimillionaire father John Schroeder (Ron Ford) in order to strike out on her own, but he buys up every company that employs her.
So
June finds a job with PBS TV station that her father legally cannot purchase
and convinces Claire Rubin (Michelle Lundy) to let her work there.
The
problem is that her old college adversary Declan Riordan (David Michael
Reardon) and are very antagonistic towards each other but make it work well
enough to impress their only sponsor, actor Cary Leech (Wes Deitrick).
They
come up with a plan to revive the stations fortunes and put on a Christmas
concert, but on the night of the big event disaster strikes.
So
will they be able to turn disaster into success by appealing to the wider
public that they serve? And will their animosity to romance?
Several guests come to terms with love and its countless complications over the course of one night in an upscale Manhattan hotel.
An
elderly couple, Bob and Irene Burgess (Richard Herd and Lee Meriwether) are
celebration their 50th Wedding Anniversary.
Katherine
and Jasmine Taylor (Tracie Thoms and Jasika Nicole) are a black American couple
whose plans to start a family may not be as set in stone as they thought.
Sam
Martin and Courtney Chen (Jamie Bamber and Linda Park) meet after 10 years to
discuss the reason they broke up.
Schoolfriends
Gabriela Santos and Diego Oliveros (Catherine Toribio and Maurice Mejia) are
sharing a room before attending a formal.
Musician
Jack Livingston (Christopher Backus) who is performing at the Flynn converses
with Shannon (Laurie Fortier) and his father Charlie
Livingston (David O'Hara).
And
work colleague’s Susan Clark and Ben Haney (Jaime Ray Newman and Ross McCall)
who are in town for a conference, share a couple of bottles of Pinot Noir.
Several guests come to terms with love and its countless complications over the course of one night in an upscale Manhattan hotel.
An
elderly couple, Bob and Irene Burgess (Richard Herd and Lee Meriwether) are
celebration their 50th Wedding Anniversary.
Katherine
and Jasmine Taylor (Tracie Thoms and Jasika Nicole) are a black American couple
whose plans to start a family may not be as set in stone as they thought.
Sam
Martin and Courtney Chen (Jamie Bamber and Linda Park) meet after 10 years to
discuss the reason they broke up.
Schoolfriends
Gabriela Santos and Diego Oliveros (Catherine Toribio and Maurice Mejia) are
sharing a room before attending a formal.
Musician
Jack Livingston (Christopher Backus) who is performing at the Flynn converses
with Shannon (Laurie Fortier) and his father Charlie
Livingston (David O'Hara).
And
work colleague’s Susan Clark and Ben Haney (Jaime Ray Newman and Ross McCall)
who are in town for a conference, share a couple of bottles of Pinot Noir.
Over a year after Officer Harkmore Wilson (Colin Kaye) was critically injured in the line of duty and his K-9 died to help his recovery he is given new recruit Hansel, by Helen (Alex Cain)
but
everyone thinks new
recruit Hansel is too small to be a K-9 dog.
But
when Burbank is plagued by a greedy package thief that is ruining the holidays,
little Officer Hansel must go on a mission to catch him and save Christmas.
Over a year after Officer Harkmore Wilson (Colin Kaye) was critically injured in the line of duty and his K-9 died to help his recovery he is given new recruit Hansel, by Helen (Alex Cain)
but
everyone thinks new recruit Hansel is
too small to be a K-9 dog.
But
when Burbank is plagued by a greedy package thief that is ruining the holidays,
little Officer Hansel must go on a mission to catch him and save Christmas.
A young boy, Renfroe Madison (Nicholas Todd), growing up on a farm in rural Louisiana in the 1930s with his parent (Bernard Bolton and Susan Vanderkuy) and older brother D.J. (Daniel Glover), wishes for a White Christmas.
The only problem
is there hasn’t been a flake of snow or even the sight of a snow cloud in over
30 years, but he still wished.
However it is Christmas,
so a selfless act in the spirit of giving might just get him his miracle.
A young boy, Renfroe Madison (Nicholas Todd), growing up on a farm in rural Louisiana in the 1930s with his parent (Bernard Bolton and Susan Vanderkuy) and older brother D.J. (Daniel Glover), wishes for a White Christmas.
The
only problem is there hasn’t been a flake of snow or even the sight of a snow
cloud in over 30 years, but he still wished.
However
it is Christmas, so a selfless act in the spirit of giving might just get him
his miracle.
Diane Walters (Shawnee Smith) is an over-burdened mother of two
with
a third child on the way, single handedly tries to deliver the true meaning of
Christmas to her loving but dysfunctional family as they fall apart around her.
Also
starring Dean Winters, Chris Elliott, Bruce Dern, Caroline Aaron, Richard
Thomas, Nate Torrence, Paris Bravo, Betsy Beutler and Jack McGee.
Diane Walters (Shawnee Smith) is an over-burdened mother of two
with
a third child on the way, single handedly tries to deliver the true meaning of
Christmas to her loving but dysfunctional family as they fall apart around her.
Also
starring Dean Winters, Chris Elliott, Bruce Dern, Caroline Aaron, Richard
Thomas, Nate Torrence, Paris Bravo, Betsy Beutler and Jack McGee.
Two orphan girls, Emma and Bailey (Scout and Cadence Wright) are the only children remaining at the home for Christmas and their only wish is for parents, but that wish remained unfulfilled.
Then
they are joined by a new troubled child Arizona (Jaina Wright) who will also be
staying for the holidays and the watchful eye of Director of the home Patrick (David
Owen Wright).
To
cheer them up he decides to take them for a visit to a farm Noel
(Ashley
Hays Wright) hoping to bring joy amidst their struggles.
So
will the farm be the catalyst for a shared future.
Just because its Christmas Eve crime doesn’t stop in the city, beginning with Jason Houston (Aaron Perilo) killing Heather Harrington (Ashley Romans) in a liquor store robbery gone wrong.
Then
Detective Chris DeJesus (Scott Bailey) is gunned down after reconnecting with
his estranged mother Maggie (Mary-Margaret Humes) by troubled photographer
James Anderson (Mark Adair-Rios) who had also just killed his unfaithful
girlfriend Lena (Bethany Carol) who was plotting to kill him and sent her secret
lover Jason to rob the liquor store.
And
finally Randall Edwards (Eric Close) loses his job and is falsely accused of
the liquor store robbery and hangs himself while in police custody.
But
does it have to turn out that way? After all it is Christmas.
Adrian
Paul, Tim DeZarn, Alex Fernandez, Vince Lozano, Neraida Bega and Sara Areyano
also star.
Just because its Christmas Eve crime doesn’t stop in the city, beginning with Jason Houston (Aaron Perilo) killing Heather Harrington (Ashley Romans) in a liquor store robbery gone wrong.
Then
Detective Chris DeJesus (Scott Bailey) is gunned down after reconnecting with
his estranged mother Maggie (Mary-Margaret Humes) by troubled photographer
James Anderson (Mark Adair-Rios) who had also just killed his unfaithful
girlfriend Lena (Bethany Carol) who was plotting to kill him and sent her
secret lover Jason to rob the liquor store.
And
finally Randall Edwards (Eric Close) loses his job and is falsely accused of
the liquor store robbery and hangs himself while in police custody.
But
does it have to turn out that way? After all it is Christmas.
Adrian
Paul, Tim DeZarn, Alex Fernandez, Vince Lozano, Neraida Bega and Sara Areyano
also star.
Just because its Christmas Eve crime doesn’t stop in the city, beginning with Jason Houston (Aaron Perilo) killing Heather Harrington (Ashley Romans) in a liquor store robbery gone wrong.
Then
Detective Chris DeJesus (Scott Bailey) is gunned down after reconnecting with
his estranged mother Maggie (Mary-Margaret Humes) by troubled photographer
James Anderson (Mark Adair-Rios) who had also just killed his unfaithful
girlfriend Lena (Bethany Carol) who was plotting to kill him and sent her
secret lover Jason to rob the liquor store.
And
finally Randall Edwards (Eric Close) loses his job and is falsely accused of
the liquor store robbery and hangs himself while in police custody.
But
does it have to turn out that way? After all it is Christmas.
Adrian
Paul, Tim DeZarn, Alex Fernandez, Vince Lozano, Neraida Bega and Sara Areyano
also star.
Dani (Kristen Ryda) is summoned from New York to return home to Holly, Michigan, to plan the wedding of her best friend Kathy
(Jesi
Jensen).
The
wedding is to be held at the Historic Holly Hotel and is planning an elegant
event, but she is being assisted by the handsome, kind, fireman named Trevor
(Donnell J Clayton) who is the best man.
And
initially she finds they just can't get along because they both have strong
opinions.
But
before long they are inseparable, but then the day before the wedding Becky
(Kayla Kelly) shows up claiming to be his girlfriend.
In this wraparound story, its Christmas Eve and a troubled man Adam (Christopher Kahler) runs headlong through the forest until he comes to a clearing where he discovers four pinecones.
Each
pinecone has psychedelic properties and reveals a unique holiday tale of terror.
Also
starring Deborah Dutch, Sean Donohue, Heather Harlow, Debbie D, Joel D. Wynkoop,
Phil Herman, David Perry, Tim Hatch, Alba Maria O'Neill, Lillian Lamour and Carl
J Grasso.
In this wraparound story, its Christmas Eve and a troubled man Adam (Christopher Kahler) runs headlong through the forest until he comes to a clearing where he discovers four pinecones.
Each
pinecone has psychedelic properties and reveals a unique holiday tale of terror.
Also
starring Deborah Dutch, Sean Donohue, Heather Harlow, Debbie D, Joel D.
Wynkoop, Phil Herman, David Perry, Tim Hatch, Alba Maria O'Neill, Lillian
Lamour and Carl J Grasso.
After leaving rehab, because of his alcohol addiction, once-famous actor Chris Flint (Steve Le Marquand) is staying at a halfway house with his sponsor Nick (Darren Gilshenan) and fellow recovering alcoholic Joy (Hannah Joy).
Deserted
by his agent he is reduced to performing as Santa Claus in a mall grotto.
As her Christmas Eve wedding to David Wilks (Otoja Abit) draws near, Jennifer Ortiz (Nia Fairweather), is visited by her guardian angel Azrael Gabison (Cooper Koch).
He
tells her that when she wakes the next morning, she will get to see what her
life could have been had she not denied her true feelings for her childhood
best friend Gabrielle Vernaci (Adriana DeMeo), in short, the life she always
dreamed of.
Ultimately,
she must decide if the life she is currently living is the one she really
wants.
Camilla
Harden, Natasha Goodman, Avery Whitted, David Anzuelo, Veronica Stigeler-Cowher,
Tyra Ferrell, Tony D. Head, Chris Noth, Joe Perrino and Denny Dillon also
feature.
A Broadway musical reworking of Charles Dickens well spun yarn of redemption.
In
this modern retelling of the classic Christmas story in which a descendant of Ebeneezer
Scrooge, Estella (Betsy Wolfe).
A
cold and heartless grasping bitter business tycoon who is visited in her old
hometown of Pickwick, on Christmas Eve by the ghost of her aunt, Marla Havisham
(Carolee Carmello), who scares her with tales of doom and warns her she will
have further visitations to give her a long-overdue attitude adjustment and
show her the errors of her ways with the unique use of some of Dickens’ most
beloved characters.
Between
them they force her to face the consequences of her ways, and as a result she
becomes a caring, generous, amiable woman and discovers the true spirit of
Christmas.
An animated reworking of Charles Dickens well spun yarn of redemption.
In this retelling
of the classic Christmas story all the characters are featured as animals in
which Ebeneezer Scrooge (Tim Bentinck) a heartless grasping bitter old miser
who is visited on Christmas Eve by the ghost of his old partner Jacob Marley (Keith
Wickham), who scares him with tales of doom and warns him he will have further
visitations to give him a long-overdue attitude adjustment and show him the
errors of his ways.
The first visitor
is the ghost of Christmas Past (Teresa Gallagher), the second visitor is the
ghost of Christmas Present (Keith Wickham) and the Ghost of Christmas Yet To
Come (Keith Wickham).
Between them they
force him to face the consequences of his skinflint ways, and as a result he
becomes a caring, generous, amiable man and discovers the true spirit of
Christmas.
An animated reworking of Charles Dickens well spun yarn of redemption.
In
this retelling of the classic Christmas story all the characters are featured as
animals in which Ebeneezer Scrooge (Tim Bentinck) a heartless grasping bitter
old miser who is visited on Christmas Eve by the ghost of his old partner Jacob
Marley (Keith Wickham), who scares him with tales of doom and warns him he will
have further visitations to give him a long-overdue attitude adjustment and
show him the errors of his ways.
The
first visitor is the ghost of Christmas Past (Teresa Gallagher), the second
visitor is the ghost of Christmas Present (Keith Wickham) and the Ghost of
Christmas Yet To Come (Keith Wickham).
Between
them they force him to face the consequences of his skinflint ways, and as a
result he becomes a caring, generous, amiable man and discovers the true spirit
of Christmas.
Eric and Stephanie Kroger (Mike Canestaro and Amy Taint) head to the old family home for their usual Christmas vacation in the house built by “Grandpa” (Geoff Burkman), with their daughters Sally, Peggy and Tippie (Marylee Osborne Erin R. Ryan and Serendipity Lynch).
Everyone
is excited about the trip apart from eldest daughter Sally who is a cynical
college student who was very close to “Grampa” and is in danger of ruining the
holiday for everyone until she is visited by a Christmas Spirit called Chips (Henrique Couto)
who magically transforms her into a bulldog called Arthur.
It’s
while she is trapped in her canine form that she gets to hear from her family
how missed and loved she is and learns what makes her family tick and
experiences the true meaning of Christmas.
As Christmas approached Santa (Kari Väänänen) was feeling the strain he finally snapped in the week before Christmas when he feels disillusioned with the materialism of Christmas and escapes as far from the North Pole as he can possibly get and goes to New Zealand.
He
ends up at a camping site where Liz and Pete (Sia
Trokenheim
and Xavier Horan) and having their proper Kiwi Christmas
with their kids Molly and Sam (Luca Andrews and Samuel Clark).
The
kids soon discover his real identity, and it soon becomes apparent that it’s up
to them to keep him out of the grasp of his pursuers and get him back to the
North Pole in time for Christmas Eve.
As Christmas approached Santa (Kari Väänänen) was feeling the strain he finally snapped in the week before Christmas when he feels disillusioned with the materialism of Christmas and escapes as far from the North Pole as he can possibly get and goes to New Zealand.
He
ends up at a camping site where Liz and Pete (Sia
Trokenheim
and Xavier Horan) and having their proper Kiwi Christmas
with their kids Molly and Sam (Luca Andrews and Samuel Clark).
The
kids soon discover his real identity, and it soon becomes apparent that it’s up
to them to keep him out of the grasp of his pursuers and get him back to the
North Pole in time for Christmas Eve.
As Christmas approached Santa (Kari Väänänen) was feeling the strain he finally snapped in the week before Christmas when he feels disillusioned with the materialism of Christmas and escapes as far from the North Pole as he can possibly get and goes to New Zealand.
He
ends up at a camping site where Liz and Pete (Sia
Trokenheim
and Xavier Horan) and having their proper Kiwi Christmas
with their kids Molly and Sam (Luca Andrews and Samuel Clark).
The
kids soon discover his real identity, and it soon becomes apparent that it’s up
to them to keep him out of the grasp of his pursuers and get him back to the
North Pole in time for Christmas Eve.
For a hundred years the small town of Pleasant Bay in Oregon has lived in peace and prosperity after a young boy discovered a strip of Santa's magical jingle bells.
However
just days before Christmas, the bells that are the lifeblood of the town, are
missing.
After
the theft, Sheriff Pierce (Eddie Cibrian) arrests George Bottoms
(Drew Powell) so it’s up to the Sheriff’s daughter Violet
(Violet McGraw) to prove his innocence with the help of
her older sister Maddie (Lauren Lindsey Donzis) and George’s sons Kenny and
Harrison Bottoms (Santino Barnard and Leonardo Cecchi).
Together
they have to solve the case, find the bells and restore the Christmas magic to
Pleasant Bay and its citizens in time for Christmas.
Tatu and Patu (Antti Holma and Riku Nieminen) travel to Helsinki from the exceptionally strange land of Oddsville to celebrate Christmas together with their young friend Veera (Eedit Patrakka) and her family, Mirkku and Lissu (Mari Lehtonen and Pirjo Lonka).
However she is
late to pick them up from the train station, and the pair wander out into the
City on their own.
They have a
delightful series of hilarious adventures until they find their little friend,
who finally shows them the true meaning of Christmas.
Tatu and Patu (Antti Holma and Riku Nieminen) travel to Helsinki from the exceptionally strange land of Oddsville to celebrate Christmas together with their young friend Veera (Eedit Patrakka) and her family, Mirkku and Lissu (Mari Lehtonen and Pirjo Lonka).
However
she is late to pick them up from the train station, and the pair wander out
into the City on their own.
They
have a delightful series of hilarious adventures until they find their little
friend, who finally shows them the true meaning of Christmas.
Tatu and Patu (Antti Holma and Riku Nieminen) travel to Helsinki from the exceptionally strange land of Oddsville to celebrate Christmas together with their young friend Veera (Eedit Patrakka) and her family, Mirkku and Lissu (Mari Lehtonen and Pirjo Lonka).
However
she is late to pick them up from the train station, and the pair wander out
into the City on their own.
They
have a delightful series of hilarious adventures until they find their little
friend, who finally shows them the true meaning of Christmas.
Chicago advertising man, Neal Page (Steve Martin) is desperate to get home for Thanksgiving, but his plans are thwarted when bad weather cancels his flight, so he decides on other means of transportation, but his luck goes from bad to worse.
Then
to add insult onto injury on top of the bad luck, he is cursed with another
cross to bear in the form of shower-curtain-ring salesman Del Griffith (John Candy),
and his loud overconfident outspokenness, incessant conversation, bad jokes and
annoying company, who joins forces with him as they are going in the same
direction.
And
the fun comes as they bumble from one calamity to another as they make slow
progress towards home.
Isobel Gray (Alicia Witt) plans an idyllic storybook Christmas with her boyfriend Peter Benson (Brett Bishop), including a snow-covered cottage in the Northwest, and a carefully composed bucket list of classic holiday traditions, to tick off, traditions that she was deprived of by her neat freak mother Ellen Gray (Wanda Cannon)
But when the boyfriend goes AWOL,
and she meets Jamie Houghton (Gabriel Hogan) the list proves more challenging,
and the possibility of a tempting new romance turns her life upside down.
In the midst of things her mother
turns up intent on staying with her which ends in upset and recriminations, but
she keeps working on her list anyway.
And as time goes by the question
is, will Isobel have a White Christmas, and will it end under the mistletoe?
Divorced TV weatherman Will (Scott Wolf) first notices fellow divorcee, business owner Jane (Amanda Detmer), when he is dropping off his preteen son Ben (Liam Ranger) at Denver airport and she is picking up her daughter Claire (Maggie Hill).
Over time they
become kindred spirits while picking up and dropping off, and although there is
a mutual attraction they are both reluctant to take it further despite
encouragement from his best friend, cameraman Charlie (Eddie McClintock) and
Jane's sister Georgia (Rachelle Lefevre).
Even with the
consent of the children it will take bold actions and courage to move their
relationship to the next level.
Divorced TV weatherman Will (Scott Wolf) first notices fellow divorcee, business owner Jane (Amanda Detmer), when he is dropping off his preteen son Ben (Liam Ranger) at Denver airport and she is picking up her daughter Claire (Maggie Hill).
Over
time they become kindred spirits while picking up and dropping off, and
although there is a mutual attraction they are both reluctant to take it
further despite encouragement from his best friend, cameraman Charlie (Eddie
McClintock) and Jane's sister Georgia (Rachelle Lefevre).
Even
with the consent of the children it will take bold actions and courage to move
their relationship to the next level.
Leslie (Leigh-Ann Rose) is heart-broken after being dumped by Xavier (Yancey Fuqua) because his father thinks she is a gold digger.
A
year later she returns home for the holidays and immediately feels the pressure
of being single from her mum and dad (Ella Joyce, Tony Todd) and her loving
nosy sister Faith (Charlotte Evelyn Williams).
But
it’s the latter who hatches a plan to set her up with a handsome professional
athlete via online dating.
But
things never turn out as expected where love is concerned.
Grover
McCants, Angelo Kern, Devin Laster and Anthony Riggins Jr. also star in this
amusing Christmas offering.
Romance is in the air in “Christmas in Lagos” as they celebrate Christmas Nigerian style with the festive Detty December.
During
which a group of friends navigate love, heartbreak, and cultural expectations.
Fiyin
(Teniola Aladese) is convinced that her best friend Elo (Shalom C. Obiago) is
the love of her life, but when he returns home for the holidays with a secret
fiancée (Angelo Anosike) she is shocked to her core.
Gbemi
(Shaffy Bello) is torn between her boyfriend (Wale Ojo) and an old flame (Richard
Mofe-Damijo), and Ivie (Rayxia Ojo), visiting from London, falls unexpectedly
for Ajani (Ladipoe).
So
how will things turn out in the end?
Mary Gomez (Eliana Ghen) is a savvy but undervalued real estate developer in New York, when she is tricked by her boss with the promise of closing the deal of a lifetime with an eccentric billionaire Colton Byers (Courtney Gains) in a simple turn up and sign scenario.
It
turns out that there are snags, firstly, the project is in her small Vermont
hometown which she hasn’t been back to for 12 years.
Secondly,
when she gets there, she finds out that it’s not going to be quick and not only
has she got to stay until Christmas she also is in competition with a ruthless
rival, M Michelle Bedford (Gracie Cashman).
So
she is forced to reconnect with her estranged family, Miguel, Sarah and Cynthia
Gomez (Carlos Guerrero, Jacelyn Fincher and Lilia Karst) and her childhood
sweetheart Carlos Rodriguez (Armando Gutierrez).
So
will she seal the deal, find forgiveness, and find true love before Christmas.
Five fictional characters in a popular sitcom, Bea, Richie, Benny, Maggie and Claude (Lauren Meley, Marcus Ellison, Elliott Kashner, Carolyn Kashner and Joe Mayes) suddenly realize they're not real and are actually in a TV sitcom called Suburbia.
Then
they discover the script for the finale as the show is being cancelled and furthermore
if they don’t find a way to keep the show running, they will all cease to
exist.
Five fictional characters in a popular sitcom, Bea, Richie, Benny, Maggie and Claude (Lauren Meley, Marcus Ellison, Elliott Kashner, Carolyn Kashner and Joe Mayes) suddenly realize they're not real and are actually in a TV sitcom called Suburbia.
Then
they discover the script for the finale as the show is being cancelled and
furthermore if they don’t find a way to keep the show running, they will all
cease to exist.
The Munster’s do Christmas as only they can as Herman (Sam McMurray), Lily (Ann Magnuson), Grandpa (Sandy Baron)and Marilyn (Elaine Hendrix) have to raise the holiday spirits of melancholy Eddie (Bug Hall) with some of the holly, jolly magic that only Santa can bring.
Pat Keeley (Damian McGinty) was raised in an orphanage in Derry, Northern Ireland, and when he left as a young man he worked on the transatlantic cruise ships for a few years until he disembarked in New York and got a job at a bar owned by a mob boss Joe O'Brian (John Rhys-Davies).
Then
at Christmas he is asked to deliver two mysterious briefcases to the Railway
Station, but after getting spooked by some police detectives he makes a run for
it and boards a bus for Santa Fe where he lodges with Mrs. Ortega (Soledad St.
Hilaire) and is employed by Emily Gresham (Heather Elizabeth Morris) as a
mall Santa and he becomes close to her while hiding out from the police and the
mob under the watchful eyes of Santa Claus (Gary Farmer) and Alowishus (Pancho
Moler).
After
US Army veteran Nick Averie (Michael Welch) returns home from Afghanistan he
finds he can’t leave the war behind him and is troubled.
This
results in the loss of his marriage as his refusal to go to counselling and
take medical advice for his volatile ways, drove his wife away.
His
only positive move in his life is accepting a new job, his first job following
his war duty, at the Air Zoo, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, a museum which houses a
lot of World War 2 and historical planes.
It’s
while he’s working as a tour guide that he is confronted by a girl called
Michelle (Lauren Rys Martin) and she claims to be his guardian angel.
Initially
he thinks that she is a symptom of his PTSD, but she soon persuades him
otherwise and through various interactions with the spirits of service men he
finds a new path to the future.
Its Christmas and there is a family on the verge of collapse until divine intervention arrives in the form of the Messenger (Eugenio Cotto) who helps them unwrap the greatest gift of Christmas, that will changes their lives forever.
Bohdana
Madlova, Maisie James, Madi Fiely, Kaleab Kurtz and Chris Davios also star
Jules Claus (Mo Bakker) continues to help his Grandpa Noël (Jan Decleir) with Christmas but this year his sister Noor (Amber Metdepenningen) discovers the family secret that Grandpa is Santa Claus and after the present delivery turns into a disaster and Santa Claus is in trouble, Jules and Noor must team up and save Christmas.
After discovering Grandpa Noël (Jan Decleir) was Santa Claus, Jules Claus (Mo Bakker) has fully embraced Christmas again.
Everything
seems to go according to plan as they are getting ready for the busiest time of
the year, but then Jules receives a very special letter with an intriguing
question.
As
a result Jules wants to try and reunite a young girl's family for Christmas but
Grandpa Noël refuses to do it, so some drama is injected into the proceedings.
After his father died the previous Christmas Jules Claus (Mo Bakker) doesn't like it anymore and wants nothing to do with it.
While
his mother (Bracha van Doesburgh) works in the biscuit factory Jules spends a
lot of time in his grandfather's toy shop.
Which
is where he finds a magic snow globe which can transport him anywhere in the
world and this leads him to discover that his Grandfather Noël (Jan Decleir) is
Santa Claus.
The
position should have been his fathers, but following his death his grandfather had
to take on this job once again and despite his hatred for Christmas Jules now
has to help.
Dating coach Abigale Slater (Maria Menounos) has dreamt all of her life to be a published author and she finally finishes her first book “a guide to dating in the modern world” and makes her lifelong dream come true, at least in part.
However,
before she can go to print, she must satisfy her publisher Jack (Steve
Vinovich), by proving her dating advice actually works, by making a man fall
for her by Christmas Eve which is in 12 days.
So
she reluctantly agrees in order to fulfil her dream, however her single-minded
mission takes an unexpected turn when she meets Michael Ryan (Brent Bailey).
The first year after their mother passed away Amy (Nise Davies), Katherine (Emily Gilbert), and Charles Fay (Daniel Ely) eagerly await for their Uncle Henry, Bishop John Henry Hopkins (Thomas Beckwith) to arrive for Christmas.
The
children had been working hard together to fill the void and put together a
Christmas play at their church using his new song, “We Three Kings,”
Jacqueline (Jennifer Freeman) was the popular girl who dated the popular boy Daniel Grant (Jean Elie) and they went on to marry.
One
day after a chance encounter with a handsome former classmate Aaron Tucker (Robert Ri'chard)
she realises her life is in crisis, unfulfilled in a doomed loveless marriage
with spoiled children, she rethinks her life and for a fleeting moment, she
wishes to go back to their high school days.
The
next morning she awakens to find she's become eighteen again, with the chance
to go back and relive her senior year of high school and meet the boy who will
grow up to become the man of her dreams.
Jacqueline (Jennifer Freeman) was the popular girl who dated the popular boy Daniel Grant (Jean Elie) and they went on to marry.
One
day after a chance encounter with a handsome former classmate Aaron Tucker (Robert Ri'chard)
she realises her life is in crisis, unfulfilled in a doomed loveless marriage
with spoiled children, she rethinks her life and for a fleeting moment, she
wishes to go back to their high school days.
The
next morning she awakens to find she's become eighteen again, with the chance
to go back and relive her senior year of high school and meet the boy who will
grow up to become the man of her dreams.
