THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – YOU BETTER WATCH OUT (1980)

 

Harry Stadling (Brandon Maggart) loved Christmas as a boy but was scarred when he learned that Santa wasn’t real.

He became a toymaker and throughout his adult life, he tried to make Christmas spirit a reality but was obsessed with the behaviour of children and grownups who should know better.

He also became unhappy with the quality of the toys his employer’s factory were turning out and the hypocrisy and cynicism of the people he worked for and his coworkers.

Then come Christmas Eve he snapped and went on a yuletide killing spree dressed as Santa complete this dark comedic horror.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS EVIL (1980)

 

Harry Stadling (Brandon Maggart) loved Christmas as a boy but was scarred when he learned that Santa wasn’t real.

He became a toymaker and throughout his adult life, he tried to make Christmas spirit a reality but was obsessed with the behaviour of children and grownups who should know better.

He also became unhappy with the quality of the toys his employer’s factory were turning out and the hypocrisy and cynicism of the people he worked for and his coworkers.

Then come Christmas Eve he snapped and went on a yuletide killing spree dressed as Santa complete this dark comedic horror.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE CHRISTMAS BOND (2021)

 

Single mother Lena (Holly Robinson Peete) who has devoted her life to raising her 18-year-old autistic son, Marcus (Nik Sanchez) but as Christmas draws near, she comes to a crossroads.

Her ex-husband Rick (Lyriq Bent) has arranged for a trial weekend visit to a highly regarded facility with a program for people with cognitive challenges to learn how to gain independence.

So, Lena, her son Marcus, her daughter Mia (Hilda Martin), and her mother Robin (Aloma Wright) meet Rick at a guest house close to the facility run by recently bereaved Beth (Caroline Cave) and her son Henry (Graham Verchere).

While they are there Lena is forced to accept that focusing all her attention on Marcus has impacted Mia and must learn to let go so Marcus can flourish and give some time to heal her heart as she starts getting close to Rick again.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – OUR CHRISTMAS JOURNEY (2021)

 

Single mother Lena (Holly Robinson Peete) who has devoted her life to raising her 18-year-old autistic son, Marcus (Nik Sanchez) but as Christmas draws near, she comes to a crossroads.

Her ex-husband Rick (Lyriq Bent) has arranged for a trial weekend visit to a highly regarded facility with a program for people with cognitive challenges to learn how to gain independence.

So, Lena, her son Marcus, her daughter Mia (Hilda Martin), and her mother Robin (Aloma Wright) meet Rick at a guest house close to the facility run by recently bereaved Beth (Caroline Cave) and her son Henry (Graham Verchere).

While they are there Lena is forced to accept that focusing all her attention on Marcus has impacted Mia and must learn to let go so Marcus can flourish and give some time to heal her heart as she starts getting close to Rick again.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHASING SNOWFLAKES (2024)

 

Photographer Teagan Ainsley (Rebecca Dalton) is preparing for a special exhibition, with a series of snowflake photographs, she just needs one more to complete the set, but it’s a rare 12-sided snowflake.

She unexpectedly receives an offer for the entire collection by a wealthy collector Calvin Garrett (Michael Gordin Shore) and secure a much-needed donation for the community centre, however it is conditional on her getting the complete collection.

Then as luck would have it, she runs into her recently widowed childhood friend Noah Cooper (Marcus Rosner), who has moved back to the area with his daughter Julie (Ava Weiss) who although he was formerly a meteorologist, has taken over her father's snowplough business.

As he is familiar with weather patterns and the area, he agrees to help her but while they are in the mountains they get trapped by a snowstorm which gives them a chance to get to know each other again and they connect.

So, will they get back to town in time if she gets her photo and is there a future for Teagan and Noah?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – FALLING LIKE SNOWFLAKES (2024)

 

Photographer Teagan Ainsley (Rebecca Dalton) is preparing for a special exhibition, with a series of snowflake photographs, she just needs one more to complete the set, but it is a rare 12-sided snowflake.

She unexpectedly receives an offer for the entire collection, by a wealthy collector Calvin Garrett (Michael Gordin Shore) and secure a much-needed donation for the community centre, however it is conditional on her getting the complete collection.

Then as luck would have it, she runs into her recently widowed childhood friend Noah Cooper (Marcus Rosner), who has moved back to the area with his daughter Julie (Ava Weiss) who although he was formerly a meteorologist, has taken over her father's snowplough business.

As he is familiar with weather patterns and the area, he agrees to help her but while they are in the mountains they get trapped by a snowstorm which gives them a chance to get to know each other again and they connect.

So, will they get back to town in time if she gets her photo and is there a future for Teagan and Noah?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – SUGARPLUMMED (2024)

 

Seattle lawyer Emily Mitchell (Maggie Lawson) wants this Christmas to be perfect for the family because she believes it could be the last one when they are all together, so she brings out her holiday checklist of five things to accomplish in her quest.

However she is met with total apathy from her husband Ben (Brendon Zub), daughter Nina (Kyra Leroux) and son Max (Avan Stewart) so she has to do it all on her own as she strives for Christmas to be exactly like her favourite series of feel good Christmas movies on the Harmony Home Network's, Sugarplum.

So, with things not going well Emily wishes on a vintage star tree topper for a magical Sugarplum Christmas and Sugarplum (Janel Parrish) magically appears and she has a book of rules to achieve Christmas perfection, and initially everything goes well but soon things spiral out of control, she learns what true holiday perfection is.