Friday, 7 August 2026

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE GINGERBREAD HOUSE (1972)

 

The Story is set in England in the 1920s, and is a modern day re-telling of the Hansel and Gretel story.

The protagonist is an insane and elderly widow named Mrs. Forrest (Shelley Winters) who keeps the mummified corpse of her little daughter, Katharine, in a nursery in her attic.

To the children and staff at the local orphanage Auntie Roo is a kindly American millionaire who holds a lavish Christmas party every year at her mansion, Forrest Grange, for 10 orphans, and they get to spend the night.

Christopher Coombs (Mark Lester) and his sister Katy were not invited so they stowed away in the boot of Inspector Ralph Willoughby’s (Lionel Jeffries) car.

When they are discovered by her servant Albie (Michael Gothard) Mrs Forrest allows them to stay.

On that Christmas Eve, she holds a seance with Mr. Benton (Ralph Richardson) she sees little Katy who resembles her daughter Katharine and she wants her to stay.

When she and Christopher are in the house, she kidnaps Katy and locks her up in the attic nursery.

Nobody believes her brother, Christopher, when he tells them what has happened, because he has a history of trying to scare the children so he goes to Forrest Grange alone to rescue her, so will he succeed or will he end up imprisoned himself.

 

Vocal talents provided by Cristina M. Medina, Brian Stivale and James Arnold Taylor

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS WITH JERKS (2023)

 

After missing out on the reboot, former child star, middle-aged Eve Carter (Leanna Adams) escapes to the empty house belonging to her sister Ashley Carter (Ashlee Heath), for the holidays to keep a low profile and not get into any more viral trouble so she can land her dream role off Broadway.

However, although she is only expecting to find Ashley’s pet dog Mickey, she is shocked to discover an injured stunt man, Ace Strong (Tyler Buckingham) dog-sitting for the holidays while recuperating and she wants him out asap.

The only problem is he won’t go and worse than that he wants her out, so a hostile beginning moves quickly into a period of tit for tat acts of sabotage.

Eventually they negotiate a truce, and she even agrees to help him get back with his ex-girlfriend Bianca (Naddya Alicea) so she can get him out of the house.

The only problem is in the process of matchmaking they begin to fall for each other.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A MIGHTY CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE (2025)

 

A Mighty Christmas Adventure” is an animated Christmas tale about Mighty Man and his team of Mighty Wheels trucks in Motor City.

This Christmas they must defeat the Destructo Boys who hijack Santa's sleigh during his annual Christmas Eve flyover and plunder all the Mighty Rally toy sets.

They have to find Santa's scattered reindeer, his missing sleigh so he can deliver toys around the world,

Vocal talents provided by Bill Rogers, Brian Stivale, Andy James, Jacob Browning, Lisa Valentine Clark, Paul Davies, Joshua Graham, Susan Hackel, Ed Mace, Jenny Maxwell, Christopher McCullough, Don McDonald, Blythe Melin, Cat Protano, Ed Robinson, Liv Smith,

Bailey Varness and Duffy Weber

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE CHRISTMAS KING! (2020)

 

“The Christmas King!” is an animated Christmas movie from the Garden Cartoon company, in which Lenny the Lion and Lucy the Lamb have to journey to the Christmas Mountain to deliver the first snowflake of Christmas to the Christmas King.

There are many distractions along the way of their adventure, like a Penguin wedding, an angry beaver, a candy cane forest, and even have to outrun a Christmas kraken, is just beginning, but their reward for their persistence in meeting the Christmas King.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – WHOEVER SLEW AUNTIE ROO? (1972)

 

The Story is set in England in the 1920s, and is a modern day re-telling of the Hansel and Gretel story.

The protagonist is an insane and elderly widow named Mrs. Forrest (Shelley Winters) who keeps the mummified corpse of her little daughter, Katharine, in a nursery in her attic.

To the children and staff at the local orphanage Auntie Roo is a kindly American millionaire who holds a lavish Christmas party every year at her mansion, Forrest Grange, for 10 orphans, and they get to spend the night.

Christopher Coombs (Mark Lester) and his sister Katy were not invited so they stowed away in the boot of Inspector Ralph Willoughby’s (Lionel Jeffries) car.

When they are discovered by her servant Albie (Michael Gothard) Mrs Forrest allows them to stay.

On that Christmas Eve, she holds a seance with Mr. Benton (Ralph Richardson) she sees little Katy who resembles her daughter Katharine and she wants her to stay.

When she and Christopher are in the house, she kidnaps Katy and locks her up in the attic nursery.

Nobody believes her brother, Christopher, when he tells them what has happened, because he has a history of trying to scare the children so he goes to Forrest Grange alone to rescue her, so will he succeed or will he end up imprisoned himself.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – JOURNEY TO PARADISE (2010)

 

In the small Wisconsin town of Paradise as another Christmas approaches, Lucy Collins (Hannah Fager), the local television news director, channel 7, does not look forward to Christmas with a full heart.

She has struggled to recapture the joy of Christmas after a tragic and traumatic event only two years earlier, on top of that a statewide broadcaster is aiming to open a bureau
in town.

So, when a handsome mysterious man, Joe McNamara (Matt Koester), arrives from Chicago seemingly, to apply for the associate producer position at the small independent television station, things change for Lucy, her family, and their small-town station.

However, there is more to him than meets the eye, what are his intentions and what made him make the journey to Paradise?

 

Also starring Jocelyn Dawson, Roseanne Fasi, Len Gordon, Daniel Koester, Rachael Lau, Jan Nelson, Rick Richter, Karen Spiegelberg, Ken T. Williams and Rachel M. Williams.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE CHRISTMAS THAT ALMOST WASN'T (1966)

 

When Sam Whipple (Paul Tripp) was a boy he wrote a letter thanking Santa for the presents he received and offered to return the favour someday if the need ever arose and Paul grew up to be an attorney.

One day in his office he is flabbergasted to be visited by Santa Claus (Alberto Rabagliati) shortly before Christmas because he was desperately in need of his services.

The nature of the problem was that an unscrupulous, odious grasping old miser named Phineas T. Prune (Rossano Brazzi) had managed to get his hands on the deeds to the North Pole.

Prune was demanding back rent and if it doesn’t settle up Santa, Mrs. Claus (Lydia Brazzi) and all the elves will be evicted, and he will seize all the Christmas toys.

So, it's up to Sam and Santa to find a way to pay off Prune and prevent Christmas from being cancelled forever.