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November 6, 2019

2021 TV Holiday Premieres

Updated: November 12, 2021

ABC

• 30th Annual BMO Harris Bank Magnificent Mile Lights Festival Parade (local, live parade coverage hosted by Alan Krashesky and Cheryl Burton, with replays on ABC affiliates across the country, check local listings) - Nov. 21, ABC 7 Chicago and streaming on abc7chicago.com
  
• The Magic Maker (magician Adam Trent helps people surprise their loved ones with illusions) - Nov. 25
  
• The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration (holiday highlights and music with celebrity special guests from Disney parks around the globe) - Nov. 28
• The Great Christmas Light Fight (season 9 of the seasonal reality competition featuring outrageous holiday displays judged by Carter Oosterhouse and Taniya Nayak; six-episodes filmed in 2020, shown over three nights) - Nov. 28
• CMA Country Christmas (annual holiday concert special filmed in Nashville) - Nov. 29
  
• Something's Coming: West Side Story (A preview special for the upcoming big screen adaptation of the classic musical) - Dec. 5
• A Very Boy Band Holiday (All-star line-up of boy band stars celebrate the season with song in this musical special) - Dec. 6
• Shark Tank Holiday (holiday-themed episode of the product-idea pitch show) - Dec. 10
• America's Funniest Home Videos Holiday 2021 (new viral holiday video compliation) - Dec. 12
• Supermarket Sweep Holiday (special holiday episode of the Leslie Jones-hosted game show) - Dec. 12
• Disney Parks Christmas Celebration (annual holiday parade/musical showcase taped in Disney World, Disneyland and other Disney Parks worldwide) - Dec. 25
• Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2022 (annual Times Square ball drop celebration) - Dec. 31
  
• The Rose Parade (live parade coverage from Pasadena) - Jan. 1, 2022

NBC

• A Saturday Night Live Thanksgiving (highlights from SNL's best Thanksgiving sketches) - Nov. 24
• 95th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (official parade coverage, LIVE)  - Nov. 25
• National Dog Show Presented by Purina(taped coverage of the 20th anniversary National Dog Show from Oaks, Pennsylvania, hosted by John O'Hurley and David Frei) - Nov. 25
• 5 More Sleeps 'Til Christmas (animated special starring Jimmy Fallon, Kari Wahlgren and Affion Crockett; directed by Borja Pena Gorostegui; written by Jon Foster and James Lamont; based on the book by Fallon, who is also producing) - Nov. 26
  
• Trolls Holidays in Harmony (animated special based on the Trolls movie franchise characters, featuring the voices of Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake) - Nov. 26 (Trailer), available on DVD and digital on Nov. 30
• 89th Annual Christmas in Rockefeller Center (annual New York City tree lighting, LIVE) - Dec. 1
  
• Kelly Clarkson Presents When Christmas Around (musical variety special featuring Clarkson and Brett Eldredge, Ariana Grande, Jay Leno, Melissa McCarthy, Leslie Odom Jr. and Amy Poehler, honoring "everyday heroes.") - Dec. 1
• Annie Live! (live version of the Broadway musical starring Taraji P. Henson, Celina Smith, Nicole Scherzinger, Harry Connick Jr., Tituss Burgess and Jane Krakowski; produced by Bob Greenblatt and Neil Meron; directed by Alex Rudzinski) - Dec. 2
  
• Michael Buble's Christmas in the City (the singer and special guests celebrate the holidays with a night of comedy and music from Rockefeller Center) - Dec. 6
• The People's Choice Awards (annual entertainment awards show) - Dec. 7
• A Very Chrisley Christmas (The reality show family needs a miracle to save their holiday after the youngest's letter to Santa goes astray while spending Christmas at Nanny's) - Dec. 15
• Young Rock: A Christmas Peril (UK-style, stand-alone holiday special based on the NBC sitcom; Three different Christmases shape young Dwayne Johnson's life ) - Dec. 15
• Kenan Christmas  (UK-style, stand-alone holiday special based on the NBC sitcom; The morning show preps for a holiday special) - Dec. 15
• Mr. Mayor's Magical L.A. Christmas (UK-style, stand-alone holiday special based on the NBC sitcom; The City Hall staff is forced to work on "L.A. Christmas Eve") - Dec. 15
• L'Oreal Paris Women of Worth (celebrate real-life heroes with ten inspiring true stories of fearless women who worked tirelessly for meaningful change) - Dec. 16
  
• Christmas Eve Mass (Pope Francis-led mass from St. Peter's Basilica in Rome) - Dec. 24
• The Rose Parade's New Year Celebration (live parade coverage from Pasadena, Calif.) - Jan. 1, 2022
  

CBS

• Adele One Night Only (The singer performs songs from her new album, 30, and chats with Oprah Winfrey) - Nov. 14, also available on Paramount+
  
• The Thanksgiving Day Parade on CBS (unofficial parade coverage of the Macy's parade, LIVE, hosted by Kevin Frazier and Keltie Knight)  - Nov. 25
• One Last Time: An Evening with Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett (the legendary singers perform at Radio City Music Hall; filmed in New York City in August) - Nov. 28, also available on Paramount+
• A Home for the Holidays at the Grove (23rd annual celebration of foster care and adoption, with performances from special celebrity guests) - Dec. 5, also available on Paramount+
• A Christmas Proposal (holiday movie starring Adam Rodriguez and Jessica Camacho; directed by Martin Wood; A chef hoping to get money to start a food truck business agrees to pose as the girlfriend of an attorney who hopes to show his family he's settled down; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 12, also available on Paramount+
• Christmas Takes Flight (holiday movie starring Katie Lowes, Evan Williams, Andrew Airlie, Kyra Leroux, Erik Gow and Keisha Haines; Directed by Michael Robison, about a new airline CEO who tries to stifle company Christmas plans to save money, but gets pushback from a pilot whose family used to own the business; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 19, also available on Paramount+
  
• The Price is Right at Night (special holiday edition of the game show hosted by Drew Carey) - Dec. 22, also available on Paramount+
• The 44th Annual Kennedy Center Honors (annual awards show celebrating opera star Justino Díaz, Motown founder Berry Gordy, Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels, Bette Midler and singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell) - Dec. 22, also available on Paramount+
• The 2021 Musial Awards (Wayne Gretzky and wife Janet Jones are honored with the Stan Musial Lifetime Achievement Award, celebrating extraordinary sportsmanship in a ceremony taking place November 20th in St. Louis and airing via tape delay) - Dec. 25
• New Year's Eve Live: Nashville's Big Bash (New Year's countdown live from Nashville with special guests Jason Aldean, Jimmie Allen, Kelsea Ballerini, Gabby Barrett, Dierks Bentley, Brooks & Dunn, Luke Bryan, Elle King, Miranda Lambert, Darius Rucker, Blake Shelton, Cole Swindell and Zac Brown Band, among others) - Dec. 31

FOX

• The Moodys  (season 2 of the U.S. adaptation of the 2012 Australian comedy series A Moody Christmas starring Denis Leary, Elizabeth Perkins, Jay Baruchel, Maria Gabriela de Faria and Chelsea Frei; Unlike season 1, the second season of this dysfunctional Chicago family comedy won't be set at the holidays) - Apr. 1
• World Pet Games (animal competition special hosted by Erin Andrews and Finesse Mitchell, and featuring talented pets from more than 20 countries) - Nov. 25
• Gordon Ramsay: Christmas Vacation (aired in the U.K. in 2020 as Christmas Road Trip: Three Unwise Men; The three chef friends visit Santa's homeland in Finland) - Dec. 14
  
• Fantasy Island: Welcome to the Snowglobe (special two-part holiday episode of the FOX reboot of the classic 1970s anthology series; Roselyn Sanchez stars along with guest stars Lindsey Krafft, Eddie Cahill and Benjamin Stockham; A guest finds themselves immersed in a holiday movie) - Dec. 21

CW

• Masters of Illusion: Christmas Magic 2021  (annual magic show holiday special, hosted by Dean Cain) - Nov. 26
• Wellington Paranormal: 'Twas the Patrol Before Christmas (special holiday episode of the New Zealand spin-off series of What We Do in the Shadows; first time available in the U.S., aired in N.Z. in 2019) - Nov. 27
• The Waltons' Homecoming (remake of the classic 1971 Christmas movie that spawned the long-running The Waltons TV series to celebrate its 50th anniversary; starring Bellamy Young, Logan Shroyer, Ben Lawson, Marcelle LeBlanc, Christian Finlayson, Tatum Matthews, Samuel Goergen, Callaway Corrick, Rebecca Koon, Alpha Trivette, Marilyn McCoo, and Billy Davis Jr., with original "John Boy" Richard Thomas returning as the Narrator; written by Jim Strain and directed by Lev L. Spiro; A struggling Depression-era family is missing their father at the holidays, while their eldest son who dreams of being an author tries to help him get home for Christmas despite a storm) - Nov. 28, available via DVD and digital on Dec. 14
  
• The Black Pack: We Three Kings (holiday variety special starring Ne-Yo, Taye Diggs and Eric Bellinger, inspired by the Rat Pack holiday specials of yore; also featuring Bre-Z, Jordin Sparks, Tank and Sevyn Streeter) - Nov. 29
• Beebo Saves Christmas (animated special based on the breakout cuddly character from DC's Legends of Tomorrow; starring Ben Diskin, Chris Kattan, Ernie Hudson and Yvette Nicole Brown, with Victor Garber narrating; After saving the world, Beebo tries to find the true meaning of Christmas and runs into an evil elf trying to eliminate Santa) - Dec. 1
  
• Christmas Around the World (special about worldwide holiday traditions, past and present, hosted by Dean Cain and Laura McKenzie) - Dec. 8
• Legends of the Hidden Temple Holiday (special Christmas edition of the game show hosted by Cristela Alonzo) -Dec. 12
• Greatest Holiday Commercials Countdown 2021 (the 12-best worldwide holiday commercials, hosted by Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner) - Dec. 12
• iHeart Radio Jingle Ball 2021 (musical concert special featuring Dua Lipa, Ed Sheeran, Lil Nas X, the Jonas Brothers, Megan Thee Stallion, Doja Cat and more; filmed in New York City) - Dec. 15, livestream available Dec. 10 on the CW App
• Dogs of the Year 2021 (special highlighting the most amazing dogs, and their owners, of 2021; hosted by Kevin Frazer and Keltie Knight) - Dec. 16
  
• The 89th Hollywood Christmas Parade (annual parade broadcast featuring Erik Estrada, Laura McKenzie, Dean Cain, Montel Williams and  Elizabeth Stanton;presented via tape delay from Hollywood; takes place on November 28th and supports the Marine's Toys for Tots charity.) - Dec. 17
• Popstar's Best of 2021 (Elizabeth Stanton hosts a countdown of top musical acts and pop culture moments, as voted on by Popstar magazine readers) - Dec. 28

PBS

• All Creatures Great and Small Christmas Special 2020  (co-production with Channel 5 in the UK, starring Nicholas Ralph and Anna Madeley, based on the book series by James Herriot, shot on location in Yorkshire and aired December 25, 2020 in the UK) - Feb. 21, U.S. debut
• Sarah Brightman: A Christmas Symphony (holiday concert from the legendary soprano; filmed in London) - Oct. 16 (Preview)
• Dean Martin & Frank Sinatra Family Christmas Show (Rat pack at home special not seen since 1967, with additional, new interview footage) - Oct. 29
• 20 Years of Christmas with the Tabernacle Choir (retrospective of Mormon Tabernacle Choir holiday concerts) - Dec. 13, will also air on BYU TV Dec. 16
• A Christmas Celtic Sojourn 2021 (Irish holiday musical special) - Dec. 17
• A St. Thomas Christmas: Bloom Eternal (holiday concert from the University of St. Thomas) - Dec. 20
• Call the Midwife Christmas Special (special holiday episode of the series, airing same day as in the UK) - Dec. 25
  
• United in Song: Celebrating the American Dream  (musical celebration of the American spirit hosted by Chita Rivera with special guests David Archuleta, Midori and Brandee Younger) - Dec. 31

Hallmark Channel

• A New Year's Resolution (New Year's movie filmed for 2019 then pulled from the schedule without explanation; starring Aimee Teegarden and Michael Rady; directed by Lesley Demetriades; A TV news producer resolves to say yes to more in the New Year ) - Jan. 7
• Baby, It's Cold Inside  (anthology sequel to 2019′s Winter Castle starring Jocelyn Hudon, Steven Lund, Ish Morris and Kathryn Kohut; directed by Marita Grabiak; filmed at the Hotel de Glace in Quebec) - May 8
  
• Crashing Through the Snow (holiday movie starring Amy Acker, Warren Christie, Brooke Nevin and Kristian Bruun; directed by R.C. Newey; written by Tamar Laddy; A woman agrees to spend an awkward holiday vacation with her ex and his new girlfriend, in order to be with their kids, then finds an unexpected ally in the new girlfriend's brother; filmed in Winnipeg) - July 10
• You, Me & the Christmas Trees (holiday movie starring Danica McKellar, Benjamin Ayres and Jason Hervey; directed by David Winning; An Evergreen expert and a tree farmer team up to find out what's wrong on his family tree farm; filmed in Victoria, B.C.) - Oct. 22
  
• Boyfriends of Christmas Past (holiday movie starring Catherine Haena Kim, Raymond Ablack, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Ish Morris, Alys Crocker, Jordan Kronis, Jon McLaren and Karn Kalra; directed by Don McBreaty; written by Lisa Parsons and based on the book by Edie Grace, who also publishes under the name Erika Marks; A marketing exec too busy for love is visited by the ghosts of four exes at the holidays who warn her she could lose her best friend if she doesn't change her ways; filmed in Ottawa) - Oct. 23
  
• The Santa Stakeout (holiday movie starring Tamera Mowry-Housley, Paul Campbell, Joe Pantoliano, Tom Pickett and Devon Alexander; directed by Peter Benson; Detectives reluctantly pair up and pose as newlyweds to stakeout their prime suspect in a series of holiday robberies, a Christmas-loving neighbor; filmed in Abbotsford, B.C.) - Oct. 24 **Review**
  
• Christmas in Harmony (holiday movie starring Ashleigh Murray, Luke James, Michelle Williams, Loretta Devine, Basil Wallace and Tia Streaty; directed by Rusty Cundieff; written by Jessiline Berry; A woman home for the holidays is tricked into auditioning for a Christmas Eve choir directed by her ex-boyfriend; filmed in Wilmington, N.C.) - Oct. 29
  
• Coyote Creek Christmas (holiday movie starring Janel Parrish, Ryan Paevey and Adriana Ravalli; produced by Antonio Cupo; directed by David Strasser; A daughter returns home to plan a holiday party for her family-owned inn, not knowing her parents plan to sell, and their handsome, single dad guest is the potential buyer; filmed in B.C.) - Oct. 30
  
• Christmas Sail (holiday movie starring Katee Sackhoff, Patrick Sabongui and Terry O'Quinn; directed by Stacey N. Harding; To save her family home, reunite with her estranged father and give her daughter the perfect Christmas, a woman enters an annual Christmas boat light parade;  filmed in Gibsons, B.C.) - Oct. 31 ***Review***
• Gingerbread Miracle (holiday movie starring Merritt Patterson and Jon Ecker; directed by Michael M Scott; Old friends work together at the holidays in a bakery famed for making magical, wish-granting gingerbread cookies; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 5
  
• Next Stop, Christmas (holiday movie starring Lyndsy Fonseca, Chandler Massey, Eric Freeman, Lea Thompson and Christopher Lloyd; directed by Dustin Rikert; A train home for the holidays, becomes a train into the past as a woman with regrets gets a second chance at love; filmed in Norwich, Conn.) - Nov. 6
  
• A Christmas Treasure (holiday movie starring Jordin Sparks and Michael Xavier; directed by Michael Robison; A grandfather's journal helps two young people decide whether their future lies in the big city or the idyllic small town where they're staying for the holidays; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 7
  
• Open by Christmas (holiday movie starring Alison Sweeney, Brennan Elliot, Michael Karl Richards and Erica Durance; directed by David Weaver; An unopened high school Christmas card leads best friends on a quest to find true love; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 12
  
• My Christmas Family Tree (holiday movie about a family-owned Christmas tree lot, starring Aimee Teegarden, Andrew Walker, James Tupper, Kendall Cross, Georgia Mae Orchard and Ava Telek; directed by Jason Bourque; written by Mark Hefti; A woman's DNA test reveals unknown relatives she meets at the holidays; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 13
  
• A Holiday in Harlem (holiday movie starring Olivia Washington, Will Adams, Tina Lifford and Eric Scott Ways; directed by Keith Powell; written by Monique N. Matthews; A New York City executive is guilted into visiting her grandma at Christmas, where she gets roped into helping plan the community holiday party; filmed in Connecticut) - Nov. 14
  
• Nantucket Noel (holiday movie starring Trevor Donovan, Sarah Power and Fiona Vroom; written and directed by Kirsten Hansen; based on the book Let it Snow by Nancy Thayer; A heartless landlord raises the rent on a struggling, small-town toy store owner just before Christmas, but his granddaughter and her handsome, single uncle aren't quite so Scrooge-like; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 19
  
• A Christmas Together with You (holiday movie starring Laura Vandervoort, Niall Matter, Liza Huget and Harry Lennix; directed by Kevin Fair; written by Graham Locke; A father-daughter road trip to find a lost love during the holidays; filmed in Kelowna, B.C.) - Nov. 20
  
• A Kiss Before Christmas (holiday movie starring Teri Hatcher, James Denton, Rachael McLaren, April Blackbird, Gino Anania, Rod Wilson and Kimberley Bradley; directed by Jeff Beesley; written by Mark Amato and Tracy Andreen; After a professional disappointment, a married man wishes for a new life and wakes up with one, only to realize his family was all he ever wanted; filmed in Winnipeg) - Nov. 21
• The Nine Kittens of Christmas (sequel to the 2014 movie The Nine Lives of Christmas starring Kimberly Sustad, Brandon Routh, Gregory Harrison, Stephanie Bennett and LaTonya Williams; directed by David Winning; written by Erinne Dobson; Zach and Marilee have drifted apart, but a litter of kittens could reunite them in time for Christmas; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 25
  
• Christmas CEO (holiday movie starring Marisol Nichols and Paul Greene; directed by Jonathan Wright; A small toymaker gets a chance to merge with a giant company, but needs permission from her ex-partner to close the deal; filmed in Ottawa) - Nov. 26
  
• An Unexpected Christmas (holiday movie starring Bethany Joy Lenz and Tyler Hynes; directed by Michael Robison; written by Paul Campbell; Exes agree to fake it for Christmas in order to not upset their families, but will holiday magic rekindle their spark?; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 26
  
• Making Spirits Bright (holiday movie starring Taylor Cole, Carlo Marks and Sarah Surh; directed by David Bercovici-Artieda; Rival holiday decorators must work together to win a town competition that could save both their family businesses; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 27
  
• Christmas at Castle Hart (holiday movie starring Lacey Chabert and Stuart Townsend; directed by Stefan Scaini; written by Rick Garman; A woman in Ireland looking for her roots is mistaken for an event planner and helps host a castle Christmas soiree; filmed in Ireland) - Nov. 27
  
• Christmas in Tahoe (holiday movie based on the 2015 Train album; starring Train lead singer Pat Monahan, Laura Osnes, Kyle Selig, George Lopez and Rebecca Staab; directed by Robert Lieberman; Trying to put together a show to save her family's hotel, a woman must ask her musician ex for help; filmed in Whistler, B.C.) - Nov. 28
• The Christmas Contest (holiday movie based on the book by Scarlet Wilson; starring and executive produced by Candace Cameron Bure, also starring John Brotherton and Barbara Niven; directed by Paula Elle; written by Joie Botkin; An ex-couple compete in a Christmas contest to see who can win the prize money for their chosen charity; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 28
• Eight Gifts of Hanukkah  (holiday movie starring Inbar Lavi and Jake Epstein; directed by Mark Jean; produced by Yale Kussin; A woman searches for her secret admirer at Hanukkah; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 3
  
• A Very Merry Bridesmaid (holiday movie starring Emily Osment and Casey Deidrick; directed by David Strasser; written by Tracy Andreen and Elena Valdez; A woman's Christmas Eve birthday is overshadowed by not only the holiday, but her brother's wedding; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 4
  
• Sister Swap: A Hometown Holiday (holiday movie series starring real-life sisters and frequent Hallmark leads, Kimberly Williams-Paisley and Ashley Williams, along with Mark Deklin, Keith D. Robinson, Susan Yeagley, Jason Buster, Logan Donovan, Jay Hunter and Roberta Valderrama; directed by Sean McNamara and written by Zac Hug, Claire Boyles, Erik Patterson and Jessica Scott; Big sister and single mom Jennifer, returns to her small hometown at the holidays and helps a childhood friend save the local movie theater; filmed in Utah) - Dec. 5
  
• A Dickens of a Holiday! (holiday movie starring Brooke D'Orsay, Kristoffer Polaha and Chad Willett; directed by Paul Ziller; written by  Mark Hefti and Julie Sherman Wolfe; A woman entices a movie star back to his hometown to star inA Christmas Carol; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 10
  
• A Royal Queens Christmas (holiday movie starring Megan Park, Julian Morris and Nicola Correia-Damude; directed by Lee Friedlander; A royal ends up in Queens, NY, helping a local put on a children's holiday show; filmed in Toronto) - Dec. 11
• Sister Swap: Christmas in the City (holiday movie series starring real-life sisters and frequent Hallmark leads, Kimberly Williams-Paisley and Ashley Williams, along with Keith D. Robinson, Mark Deklin, Jason Buster, Logan Donovan, Jay Hunter and Roberta Valderrama; directed by Sean McNamara and written by Zac Hug, Claire Boyles, Erik Patterson and Jessica Scott; Younger sister Meg comes to town to help her big sister's restaurant win a Christmas party contest, but clashes with Jennifer's by-the-book General Manager; filmed in Utah) - Dec. 12
  
• The Christmas House 2: Deck Those Halls (holiday movie sequel to 2020′s The Christmas House, starring Robert Buckley, Ana Ayora, Jonathan Bennett, Brad Harder, Treat Williams and Sharon Lawrence; directed by Rich Newey; The Mitchell Brothers compete to see who can create the best Christmas House; filmed in Victoria, B.C.) - Dec. 18
• 'Tis the Season to be Merry  (holiday movie starring Rachael Leigh Cook and Travis Van Winkle; directed by Gary Yates; A self-help author spends the holidays in Vermont to research her next book, but finds herself falling for a charming charity worker; filmed in Winnipeg) - Dec. 19

Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

• Christmas in My Heart (holiday movie starring Heather Hemmens, Luke Macfarlane, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Bailey Thain and Léonora Bousquet-Sangho; directed by Pat Kiely and written by Liz Storm; A violinist returns to her hometown after her mother's death to run the family music school and bonds with a talented student, whose dad is a country star grieving the loss of his wife; filmed in Saint-Léonard, Quebec) - Oct. 23
• The Christmas Promise (holiday movie starring Torrey DeVitto, Dylan Bruce, Patrick Duffy, Greyston Holt and Giles Panton; directed by Fred Gerber; written by Kathy Kloves; A grieving woman makes a Christmas connection with a local handyman she hires to fix the home she planned to live in with her fiancé; filmed in B.C.) - Oct. 30
  
• Debbie Macomber's A Mrs. Miracle Christmas (holiday movie starring Kaitlin Doubelday, Steve Lund and Caroline Rhea; directed by Ruby Munro; based on the book by Debbie Macomber; adapted by Nina Weinman; A couple desperate for a child and struggling to care for their aging grandmother, are rescued by a mysterious stranger at the holidays; filmed in Victoria, B.C.) - Nov. 6 ***Review***
• One December Night (holiday movie starring Eloise Mumford, Brett Dalton, Bruce Campbell and Peter Gallagher; directed by Clare Niederpruem; two music managers put aside their own differences to reunite their feuding rock star fathers for a holiday concert; filmed in Newburgh, Saugerties and Goshen, NY) - Nov. 13
  
• Five More Minutes (holiday movie starring Nikki DeLoach and David Haydn-Jones; directed by Linda-Lisa Hayter; inspired by the Scotty McCreery song; A woman's holiday is changed when she reads her grandfather's journal) - Nov. 20
• Time for Them to Come For Christmas (fourth in the holiday movie series executive-produced by Blake Shelton, following 2018′s Time for Me to Come Home For Christmas, 2019′s Time for You to Come Home for Christmas and 2020′s Time for Us to Come Home For Christmas; starring Jessy Schram, Brendan Penny, Brendon Zub, Lisa Durupt, Lochlyn Munro, and April & Ava Telek; directed by Peter Benson; An amnesiac looking for answers travels cross country with her nurse at the holidays; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 27
  
• Our Christmas Journey (holiday movie starring Holly Robinson-Peete, Lyriq Bent and Nik Sanchez; directed by Kevin Fair; written by Marcy Holland and Camille Thomasson; A single mother learns to let go of her son, who is living with autism; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 4
• A Godwink Christmas: Miracle of Love (fourth in the anthology series based on the work of author SQuire Rushnell and executive-produced by Kathie Lee Gifford; starring Katherine Barrell and Alberto Frezzo; directed by Heather Hawthorn-Doyle; Two people feeling a little lost in their lives meet at the holidays while building a home for a charity; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 11
• Christmas for Keeps (holiday movie starring Ashley Newbrough, Ryan Rotterman, Christa B. Allen and Marielle Scott; directed by Fred Gerber; written by Megan McNulty and Nikki DeLoach; Old friends reunite to celebrate their high school teacher; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 18

Lifetime

• It's a Wonderful Lifetime Holiday Movie Preview (hosted by Tia Mowry-Hardrict) - Nov. 7, available via VOD on Oct. 24
• An Ice Wine Christmas (holiday movie starring Roselyn Sanchez and Lyriq Bent; directed by Jill Carter, written by Kelly Fullerton, and produced by Danielle von Zerneck; A big city sommelier returns home for the holidays and the annual ice wine harvest, only to clash with her family wine business's new hire ; filmed in Niagara, Ont.) - Nov. 12
  
• A Picture Perfect Holiday (holiday movie starring Tatyana Ali, Henderson Wade, Dina Meyer, Paula Andrea Placido and Rivkah Reyes; directed by J.E. Logan; written by Anna S. White; A fashion photographer and wildlife photographer find themselves sharing a cabin at the holidays; filmed in Utah) - Nov. 13
  
• Dancing Through the Snow (holiday movie starring AnnaLynne McCord and Colin Lawrence; directed by Paul Shapiro; written by Adam Rockoff; A ballet teacher finds herself falling for a firefighter single dad after a clip of him practicing with his daughter goes viral; filmed in Mission, B.C.) - Nov. 19 (Trailer)
  
• You Make it Feel Like Christmas (holiday movie starring Michael Xavier, Mary Antonini and Stephanie Sy; directed by Lisa France; A newly returned soldier is disappointed to learn his ex-girlfriend isn't coming home for holidays due to a big opportunity for her business, so makes it his mission to get her home by Christmas to spend time with her father; filmed in Winnipeg and aired in Canada on CTV in 2020 as AChristmas Mission) - Nov. 20 (Trailer)
  
• Baking Spirits Bright  (holiday movie starring Rekha Sharma, Dion Johnstone, Aadila Dosani and Riun Garner; directed by Aubrey Arnason; written by Alison Spuck McNeeley and Casie Tabanou; A daughter and a marketer clash over how to save her family's Indian-American fruitcake business; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 21 (Trailer)
• Reba McEntire's Christmas in Tune (holiday movie starring and produced by Reba McEntire, also starring John Schneider, Justin David and Candice King; directed by Emily Moss Wilson; written by Juliet and Keith Giglio; To keep her job, a marketing exec is tasked with reuniting a famous singing duo, who also happen to be her parents, for a Christmas concert. The problem is, they can't stand each other; produced by Hartbreak Films and filmed in Tennessee) - Nov. 26
  
• Merry Liddle Christmas, Baby (holiday sequel to 2019′sMerry Liddle Christmas and 2020′s Merry Liddle Christmas Wedding starring Kelly Rowland, LaTonya Williams, Bresha Webb, Jaime M Callica, Nathan Witte and Thomas Cadrot; directed by Kelly Fyffe-Marshall; The Liddle sister gather for the holidays and celebrate new arrivals; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 27
  
• Miracle in Motor City (holiday movie starring Tia Mowry-Hardrict, Mark Taylor, Smokey Robinson, Kyana Teresa and Dorian Grey; directed by Alfons Adetuyi; When a woman rashly promises Smokey Robinson will sing at her church's Christmas pageant, she moves mountains to make it happen; filmed in Hamilton, Ont.) - Nov. 28
• Welcome to the Christmas Family Reunion(holiday movie starring Alonzo B. Slater, Michelle Argyris, Vanessa Williams, Wendy Raquel Robinson and Asia'h Epperson; An event planner gets her big break planning a celebrity's holiday family reunion, but things get complicated when she starts to fall for a member of the family; filmed in California) - Nov. 29 (Trailer)
  
• Saying Yes to Christmas (holiday movie starring Erika Prevost and Romaine Waite; directed by Graeme Campbell; written by John Dion; A workaholic woman refuses to enjoy the season, so her boyfriend makes a holiday wish that she just, 'Say yes to Christmas;' filmed partially in Dundurn Castle, as well as in Dundas, Ont.) - Nov. 30
• Match Made in Mistletoe (holiday movie starring Natalie Lisinska, Damon Runyan, Madeline Leon, Tessa Kozma, Steffi DiDomenicantonio and James Kall; directed by Adrian Langley; An interior designer hired to decorate a lavish embassy for the holidays clashes with the grumpy ambassador, who finds the process annoying; filmed in Ontario) - Dec. 1 (Trailer)
• A Christmas Village Romance (holiday movie starring Jeni Ross, Jake Epstein, Olivier Renaud and Tim Progosh; directed by Maxwell McGuire; An author returns to her hometown to help save a beloved, local museum; filmed partly at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Ontario; debuted in 2020 in Canada on CTV as Christmas at Maple Creek) - Dec. 2 (Trailer)
  
• A Christmas Dance Reunion (holiday movie starring Corbin Bleu and Monique Coleman; directed by Brian Herzlinger, who co-wrote the script with wife Megan; A mother and daughter return to a closing resort for its final season, where she reconnects with a childhood dance partner) - Dec. 3
  
• Kirk Franklin's A Gospel Christmas (Gospel music-focused holiday movie starring Demetria McKinney, Kirk Franklin, Chaz Lamar Shepherd and Regina Bell; directed by Erica Sutherlin; written by Kourtney Richard; A young pastor starts in a new parish just before the holidays and must find her footing with a skeptical church choir; filmed in and around Atlanta) - Dec. 4
  
• My Favorite Christmas Melody (holiday movie starring Mya and Rainbow Sun Francks; directed by Michael Kennedy; written by Josh Brekhus and Lauren Balson Carter; A frustrated singer-songwriter who feels trapped writing commercial jingles, returns home from the holidays and rediscovers her purpose while helping a local teacher save his arts program; filmed in Toronto) - Dec. 5
  
• Secretly Santa (holiday movie starring Alicia Dea Josipovic and Travis Nelson; directed by Sharon Lewis; written by John Dion; Business rivals work on a holiday gift-giving app together and find their animosity turning to something else; filmed in Ontario) - Dec. 6 (Trailer)
• Christmas Movie Magic (holiday movie starring Drew Seeley, Holly Deveaux, Jennifer Gibson and Brandon Ludwig; directed by Robert Vaughn; written by Rickie Castaneda and Megan Hocking; A reporter covering the story of a small town famous for the classic Christmas movie filmed there, finds herself drawn to a local theater owner; filmed in Hamilton, Ont.) - Dec. 7
• A Fiancé for Christmas (holiday movie starring Marie Osmond, Amanda Payton, Adam Gregory, Sarah Jayne Jensen and Shona Kay; directed by Ryan Little; When a woman makes a fake wedding registry for fun, it backfires as her small town finds it and thinks she's getting married for real; filmed in Utah) - Dec. 9
  
• Holiday in Santa Fe (holiday movie starring Mario Lopez, Emeraude Toubia, Aimee Garcia, Gia Lopez and Hank Chen; directed by Jody Margolin Hahn; written by Cristela Alonzo; A greeting card executive is sent to acquire a family-owned business that specializes in traditional Mexican holiday ornaments) - Dec. 10
• The Holiday Fix Up (holiday movie starring Jana Kramer, Ryan McPartlin, Maria Menounos, Brandon Ford Green and Brian Sills; directed by Brian Herzlinger; written by Jessica Koosed; A woman is forced to renovate an inn with the one that got away; filmed in Connecticut) - Dec. 11
• Blending Christmas (holiday movie starring Haylie Duff, Aaron O'Connell, Christopher Knight, Susan Olsen, Barry Williams and Telma Hopkins; directed by Marla Sokoloff; written by Adam Rockoff and Peter Sullivan; A man comes up with an elaborate plan to propose to his girlfriend, in front of both their families, at a soon-to-close resort that holds special memories for her, but the stress of trying to make everything perfect could tear them apart) - Dec. 12
• Maps and Mistletoe (holiday movie starring Humberly Gonzalez, Ronnie Rowe Jr, Simon Webster and Connor McMahon; directed by Maxwell McGuire; A geography lover meets a world-famous travel photographer; filmed in Almonte, Ont.) - Dec. 13
  
• Ghosts of Christmas Past (holiday movie starring Dan Jeannotte and Annie Clark; directed by Virginia Abramovich; written by Sharon Latimer; A fortune teller lets a fickle woman know she needs to make amends with the men she's mistreated by Christmas Eve or be without love forever; filmed in Toronto) - Dec. 14
  
• The Enchanted Christmas Cake (holiday movie starring Erica Durance, Robin Dunne, David Palffy and Robert Vaughn, who also directed; Trying to save the family bakery, a local baker agrees to work with a celeb chef for his Christmas special, while also trying to recreate her grandmother's long lost Christmas cake recipe; filmed in Toronto) - Dec. 15
  
• Christmas by Chance (holiday movie starring Jacob Blair, Neil Whitely, Winny Clarke, Celeste Desjardins, Alys Crocker and Celine Tsai; directed by Andrew Cymek and written by Brigitte Kingsley; A struggling gift shop owner is hired to plan the perfect proposal, but finds herself falling in love with her client; aired on Canada's Super Channel Heart & Home in 2020; filmed in Ontario) - Dec. 16
• Mistletoe in Montana (holiday movie starring and produced by Melissa Joan Hart, from her Hartbreak Production imprint; co-starring Duane Henry, Anderson Davis and Mallian Butler; directed by Kellie Martin; A single dad not used to the outdoors, brings his kids to a dude ranch to celebrate the holidays; filmed in Montana) - Dec. 17
• Toying with the Holidays (holiday movie starring Chad Michael Murray and Cindy Busby; directed by Bradley Walsh; written by Buddy Baron, John B Mullino and Emily Moss Wilson; A single mom and a hobby shop owner, are brought together by her late father's model train set; filmed in North Bay, Ont.) - Dec. 18
  
• Under the Christmas Tree (holiday movie starring Elise Bauman, Tattiawna Jones, Enrico Colantoni and Ricki Lake; directed by Lisa Rose Snow, produced by Danielle von Zerneck; written by Michael J. Murray; A woman working to save her business goes to war with a rival who wants to cut down a beloved evergreen to use as a state Christmas tree; filmed in Carleton Place, Ont.) - Dec. 19
  
• Candy Cane Candidate (holiday movie starring Jacky Lai and Jake Epstein; directed by Pat Kiely; written by Melissa Bustamante; Coming home for the holidays to lick her wounds after a losing political campaign, a woman finds herself thrown into another campaign with her high school rival; filmed in Ottawa) - Dec. 20
• The Christmas Ball (holiday movie starring Deirdre Mullins and Nick Hendrix, directed by Amy Barrett; A dancer spends Christmas in England with her aunt, where she helps a local plan a Christmas Ball to help preserve her aunt's historic house; aired in Canada in 2020; filmed in Serbia) - Dec. 21 (Trailer)
  
• It Takes a Christmas Village (holiday movie starring Brooke Nevin, Corey Sevier and Alli Chung; Sevier also directed the movie based on a script by his wife, Kate Pragnell; a mayor tries to create a Christmas market to help save her struggling town, but a grumpy property owner refuses to rent them the land; filmed in Fergus, Ont.) - Dec. 22
  
• Rebuilding a Dream Christmas (a.k.a. Christmas Comes Home; holiday movie starring Meggan Kaiser, Zane Stephens, Bryson JonSteele and Maxie McClintock; directed by Sandra Martin; A women returns to her hometown and rediscovers her holiday spirit with help from a single dad and her grandmother's homemade ornaments) - Dec. 23 (Website)
  
• Hot Chocolate Holiday  (holiday movie starring Aubrey Reynolds and Jonny Swenson; A coffee shop and baker owner feud over a recipe, but are forced to work together for the holidays; filmed in Utah in 2020) - Dec. 24 (Trailer)
• Writing Around the Christmas Tree (holiday movie starring Curtis Hamilton, Krystal Joy Brown, James Black, Meg Steedle, Gavyn Michaels, Dawnn Lewis, Max Emerson and Samantha Quan; directed by Jake Helgren; An author of a successful romance series has hit a roadblock so heads to one of her mother's holiday writing retreats, where she just might find more than inspiration; filmed in Lake Arrowhead, Calif.) - Dec. 25 (Trailer)
• Married at First Sight Holiday Special (featuring couples from the reality show's 13th season, including Bao Huong Hoang and Zack Freeman; filmed in L.A. in October) - Dec. 26
  

ION

• Christmas Down Under (holiday movie starring Paul O'Brien, Justine Kacir and Joanne Samuel; directed by Louis Mandylor; written by Leigh Joel Scott; A Type-A woman flies to Australia in search of her husband and his dysfunctional family after a fight, getting help from some eccentric characters and regaining her Christmas spirit along the way; filmed in Australia) - Nov. 21
• A Christmas Witness (holiday movie starring Colin Egglesfield, Arielle Kebbel, LaDonna Tittle and Bryan Segal; directed by Melissa Kosar; written by Joany Kane; A detective must protect a low level mobster set to testify against his boss; filmed in Chicago) - Nov. 28
  
• The Christmas Thief  (holiday movie starring Vivica A Fox, Michelle Borth, Jarrid Masse, Bryson JonSteele and Rachel Cerda; directed by Danny Salles; written by Joany Kane; A private investigator trying to make a name for herself clashes with a local cop as they both try to solve a string of holiday break-ins; filmed in Chicago) - Dec. 5
• A New Lease on Christmas (holiday movie starring Claire Coffee and George Stults; written by Jack Marchetti and Robert Friedman; A woman falls for a coffee shop owner, only to learn her new shop requires her to throw him out; filmed in Lafayette, La. in 2018) - Dec. 11
  

UPtv

• Christmas with a Prince: The Royal Baby  (sequel to 2018′s Christmas with a Prince and 2019′s wedding-themed Christmas with a Prince: Becoming Royal starring Kaitlyn Leeb, Nick Hounslow and Charles Shaughnessy; originally based on the book by Sarah Morgan; directed by Justin G Dyck; The newlywed royals become parents, but not without complications; filmed in Toronto) - Nov. 7, also available via DVD on Nov. 23
• A Snowy Christmas (holiday movie starring Elysia Rotaru and Damon Runyan; directed by Robin Dunne; A big city lawyer trying to save her family's lodge makes a wish on a snowman, and the next day a handsome contractor shows up to solve all her problems; filmed in Toronto) - Nov. 13 (Trailer)
  
• Snowed In for Christmas (holiday movie starring Kayla Wallace, Jeremy Guilbaut and Meghan K. Lees; directed by Jason Bourque and written by Starlett Hill; An au pair gets stuck with her young charges and their handsome uncle after a snowstorm cancels her holiday travel plans; filmed in Kelowna, B.C.) - Nov. 14 (Trailer)
  
• Mistletoe and Molly (holiday movie directed by Lane Shefter Bishop, based on the novel by Jennifer Snow, who also co-wrote the script; starring Zach Smadu, Eden Broda, Steffi DiDomenicantonio and Shane Marriott; A woman tries to avoid a holiday with her family by claiming car trouble, only to have a handsome stranger offer to help her; filmed in Toronto) - Nov. 20
  
• Christmas on 5th Avenue (holiday movie starring Kathryn Davis, Olivier Renaud, Kara Duncan, Tonjha Richardson, Randy Thomas, Celestine Caravaggio and Robert Ball; directed by Amy Force; Hired to decorate a Grinch's apartment for the holidays, a woman finds herself clashing with her reluctant client when he's not out of town as she was advised; filmed in Toronto) - Nov. 21
  
• Christmas Under the Stars (holiday movie starring Maddy Foley, Vanessa Smythe, Steve Belford and Kym Wyatt McKenzie; directed by Lane Shefter Bishop, based on the book Christmas Beneath the Stars by Melissa Hill; A photographer on assignment to shoot the Northern Lights meets a dog sled racer at a holiday hotel that's seen better days; filmed in Noelville, Ontario) - Dec. 4
  
• A Furry Little Christmas (holiday movie starring Jonathan Stoddard and Kristi McKamie; directed by Dylan Vox; written by Andra Gordon-Gatica; A big city vet, home for Christmas, falls for a local doctor; filmed in Colorado) - Dec. 5
  
• Small Town Christmas (four-episode holiday series hosted by Megan Alexander who visits small towns—Branson, Mo.; Bethlehem, Pa.; Summerville, S.C and Natchitoches, La—to explore how they celebrate the holidays) - Dec. 5
• Fixing Up Christmas (holiday movie starring Natalie Dreyfuss, Marshall Williams, Bethany Brown and Stephanie Izsak; directed by Jessica Harmon; written by Ansley Gordon; A party planner tries to wow a young CEO with an unforgettable Christmas bash; filmed in Kelowna, B.C.) - Dec. 12 (Trailer)
  

BYU TV

• Christmas Under the Stars (annual holiday concert, featuring special guest Pentatonix; filmed in Utah) - Dec. 5
  
• A Grace Notes Christmas: Vol. 2 (special musical episode featuring classic carols from singers Amy Grant, Michelle T. Williams, Michael W. Smith, CeCe Winans, Kirk Franklin, Ben Rector, Lecrae, Natalie Grant, Colton Dixon, Ellie Holcomb, Jamie Grace, Unspoken, Kierra Sheard, Michael McLean, Jonathan Traylor, Sidewalk Prophets, Francesca Battistelli, Jonathan McReynolds and Jordan Smith) - Dec. 5
• 20 Years of Christmas with the Tabernacle Choir (retrospective of Mormon Tabernacle Choir holiday concerts) - Dec. 16, will also air on PBS Dec. 13
  

Aspire

• Dreaming of a Black Christmas (original short starring Jeremy Anders and Pierre Boncy; directed by Etta East; written by Tim Orange II; part of the Damn Write Originals collection, to give exposure to writers of color) - July 1 (Website)

OWN

• The Big Holiday Food Fight (five-episode holiday competition cooking series hosted by Kym Whitley and judged by Gina Neely, Darnell "SuperChef" Ferguson and James Wright Chanel) - Nov. 16 (Trailer)
• A Chestnut Family Christmas  (holiday movie starring Meagan Holder, Brad James, Jamie M Callica and Klarc Jerome Wilson; directed by Roger Bobb; A personal chef poses as a wealthy homeowner and invites her family to her employer's house for the holidays, hoping to finally impress them; filmed in Ottawa) - Nov. 30 (Sneak Peek)
  
• A Sisterly Christmas  (holiday movie starring Deborah Joy Winans, Lisa Michelle Cornelius, Kyana Teresa, Marium Carvell and Kendrick Cross ; directed by Jerry LaMothe and written by Angela Burt-Murray; Sisters who have been fighting since their mother's death are brought together by their aunt at a Christmas resort, where they bond by attempting to defeat a rival in a Christmas contest and flirt with the owner's son; filmed in Ottawa) - Dec. 7 (Trailer)
  
• A Christmas Stray (holiday movie starring Rhyon Nicole Brown, Andra Fuller and Melissa Murray-Mutch; directed by Roger Bobb and written by Tobin Addington; A mysterious pooch brings two people together at the holidays; filmed in Ottawa) - Dec. 14 (Trailer)
  
• Song & Story: Amazing Grace (movie inspired by the song, starring Bresha Webb, Getenesh Berhe and Karen Clark Sheard; directed by Sharon Lewis; Two women find their lives unexpectedly and inspirationally intertwined) - Dec. 21 (Sneak Peek)

TV One

• Coins Forever (third non-holiday movie in the series that began with 2018′s Coins for Christmas; starring Essence Atkins and Stephen Bishop; also featuring Golden Brooks; filmed in Atlanta) - Nov. 14
  
• Someday at Christmas (holiday movie starring Asia'h Epperson and Thomas Q. Jones; filmed in Atlanta) - TBA

Bounce

• Who Is Christmas Eve? (holiday movie starring Paige Hurd, Romeo Miller, Alex Wong, Juliana Harkavy and Milaya S. Gregory; directed by Christina Faith; written by Elyse Endick; A woman abandoned as a baby on Christmas Eve finds her birth family; filmed in New Jersey) - Nov. 21

MeTV

• MeTV's Super Colossal Cartoon Christmas! (the casts of Toon In With Me and Svengoolie weigh in on Christmas cartoons of yore in this new, two-hour special) - Dec. 6

GAC Family

NOTE: Want all to be aware there is more to GAC than cozy Christmas movies. Though I'm including dates and details here in the spirit of being a completist, worth noting the funding and founding of this new channel shares investors with OAN and the America First Policies PAC. More complete explanation here (bottom of page) for those who want to know more. UPDATE…GAC's holiday originals are also set to debut on streamer Peacock (November) and IMDb TV on Amazon Prime (December) the same day and date as cable, so I'm listing them in both places, and if you want to see them, but not support GAC, you might consider viewing them there instead.

• Welcome to Great American Christmas (holiday movie preview special hosted by Debbie Matenopoulos and Cameron Mathison, featuring holiday cooking segments and special guests) - Oct. 16
• Much Ado About Christmas (holiday movie starring Susie Abromeit, Torrance Coombs, Julian Haig, Olivier Raynal, James Rottger and Emma Colling; written by Janeen and Michael Damian, who also directs; Modern, holiday-set retelling of the Shakespeare tale; A secretly-rich woman pretends to be a struggling single mom, the only problem is her new boyfriend is pitching to the town's benefactor, who happens to be her wealthy mother; filmed in Romania) - Oct. 30, also available same-day on Peacock
  
• The Great Christmas Switch (holiday movie starring Dillon Casey, Sarah Lind and Jon McClaren; directed by Ernie Barbarash; written by Cara J. Russell; Twin sisters decide to switch places at the holidays; filmed in North Bay, Ont.) - Nov. 6, also available same-day on Peacock
  
• Christmas Time is Here (holiday movie starring Rukiya Bernard and Dewshane Williams; directed by Christie Will Wolff; written by T.M. Hayes; A realtor wants to sell a client any resort except the one he wants to buy, which is owned by her family; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 13, also available same-day on Peacock
  
• A Kindhearted Christmas (holiday movie starring Cameron Mathison and Jennie Garth; directed by Alysse Leite-Rogers; A widow's generosity is catching, leading to her being profiled by a handsome morning TV anchor; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 20, also available same-day on Peacock
• Angel Falls Christmas  (holiday movie starring Jessica Lowndes, Chad Michael Murray and David Reale; directed by Jerry Ciccoritti; A workaholic doctor falls for a fun-loving barista at Christmas; filmed in North Bay, Ont.) - Nov. 26, also available same-day on IMDb TV
• Royally Wrapped for Christmas (holiday movie starring Jen Lilley and Brendan Fehr; directed by TW Peacocke; A woman working at a charity dedicated to giving toys to everyone at the holidays finds love with a prince; filmed in Ottawa) - Nov. 27, also available same-day on Peacock
• Christmas is You  (holiday movie starring Becca Tobin, Matthew MacCaull and Casey Manderson; directed by Allan Harmon; Hometown sweethearts who both dreamed of making it big, are reunited when one is famous and the other is very much not; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 28, also available same-day on Peacock
  
• Jingle Bell Princess (holiday movie starring Trevor Donovan and Merritt Patterson; directed by Dan McBrearty; based on the book His Jingle Bell Princess by Barbara Dunlop; A pampered royal uses a snowstorm to sneak away and experience the holidays as a commoner, spending time with a handsome widower and his twin daughters who have no idea who she is; filmed in North Bay, Ont.) - Dec. 4
  
• A Lot Like Christmas  (holiday movie starring Maggie Lawson and Christopher Russell; directed by Stacey N. Harding; A family Christmas tree lot is jeopardized when a big corporation moves into town filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 5, also available same-day on IMDb TV
  
• A Christmas Miracle for Daisy (holiday movie starring Jill Wagner and Nick Bateman; based on the book by Jane Porter; directed by Mike Rohl; A single dad moves back to Montana to get help from family, where his newly adopted goddaughter enlists a mysterious stranger name Kris to help him find love; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 11
  
• A Christmas Star (holiday movie starring Sara Canning and Daniel Lissing; directed by Jessica Harmon; An astronomer hunting for aliens finds herself falling for a widowed park ranger; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 12
  
• When Hope Calls: A Country Christmas  (holiday movie based on the When Calls the Heart spinoff series formerly seen on Hallmark Movies Now, starring Lori Loughlin, Morgan Kohan, Jocelyn Hudon, Ryan-James Hatanaka and Greg Hovanessian; directed by Bradley Walsh; filmed in North Bay, Ont.) - Dec. 18, also available same-day on IMDb TV
• Joy for Christmas (holiday movie starring Cindy Busby and Sam Page; directed by Pat Williams; To save a holiday toy drive, a woman must convince a pro athlete to be its spokesman; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 19

Disney Channel

• Amphibia: Froggy Little Christmas (original animated special based on the Disney Channel series, featuring an original song from Rebecca Sugar) - Nov. 27
  
• Mickey and Minnie Wish Upon a Christmas (original animated special based on the animated Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse series; Following a series of holiday mishaps, Mickey, Minnie and the gang must find their way home in time for Christmas Eve) - Dec. 2
• Christmas Again(holiday movie filmed in Chicago; starring Scarlett Estevez, Daniel Sunjata, Alexis Carra, Priscilla Lopez and Ashlyn Jade Lopez; directed by Andy Fickman; A wish to Santa for everything to go back to the way it was before her parents' divorce, throws a young girl into a holiday time loop; filmed in Chicago) - Dec. 3 (Trailer)

Nickelodeon

• A Loud House Christmas: Behind the Scenes  (weekly series of shorts featuring cast from the A Loud House Christmas live action movie, showing behind-the-scenes moments from filming, and sharing their favorite animated series moments) - Sep. 3
  
• A Blue's Clues Festival of Lights (special stand-alone episode of the Blue's Clues and You! series, where Blue celebrates Hanukkah with his friend Periwinkle) - Nov. 26
• A Loud House Christmas (original, live-action holiday movie, based on the long-running animated series; starring Wolfgang Schaeffer, Jahzir Bruno, Justin Michael Stevenson and Gail Everett-Smith; directed by Jonathan Judge and written by Liz Maccie; Lincoln Loud is gearing up for a spectacular Christmas but his sisters have other ideas, so he launches an elaborate plan with the help of his best friend to keep the whole family together for the holidays; filmed in Atlanta) - Nov. 26 (Trailer), also available on Paramount+
• Blue's Snowy Day Surprise (special stand-alone episode of the Blue's Clues and You! series, when Blue tackles a snow day with special guest Leslie Odom Jr.) - Dec. 6
• Bubble Guppies: Christmas is Coming! (stand-alone holiday episode of the series featuring special guest David Cross) - Dec. 7
• SpongeBob's Road to Christmas! (stand-alone holiday episode with SpongeBob and his pals making their way to the North Pole to give Santa his Christmas gift) - Dec. 10

Comedy Central

• A Clusterfunke Christmas (holiday movie starring Vella Lovell, Cheyenne Jackson, Ryan McPartlin, Rachel Dratch and Ana Gasteyer; Dratch and Gasteyer also wrote the script; directed by Anna Dokoza; produced by Danielle von Zerneck; a big city gal comes to small town to buy a quaint inn and turn it into a soulless resort, but its spinster owners aren't interested in selling, and she might have a change of heart after meeting their nephew/burly small-town woodsman; filmed in Vancouver) - Dec. 4, also available on Paramount+
• Hot Mess Holiday (a.k.a. Surina & Mel Light it Up: A Diwali Story; holiday movie starring Surina Jindal, Melanie Chandra, Kal Penn, Tituss Burgess, Chris Parnell, Punam Patel, Richa Moorjani, Nik Dodani, Kunal Dudheker, Chris Geere, Aparna Nancherla, Ravi Patel, Lilly Singh, Desmond Chiam and Ritesh Rajan; directed by: Sameer Gardezi; written by: Sameer Gardezi; When a woman is dumped during Diwali she and her BFF go on an epic party crawl, but end up accidental jewel thieves) - Dec. 11, also available on Paramount+

VH1

• Adventures in Christmasing (holiday movie starring Kim Fields, Adrian Holmes, Kel Mitchell and Eva Marcille; directed by Troy Scott; written by Rhonda Baraka; A TV host reluctantly goes on a holiday camping adventure with a TV survivalist to boost ratings; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 29
  
• The Bitch Who Stole Christmas (holiday movie starring RuPaul, Raven-Symone, Krysta Rodriguez, Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley, Ross Mathews, and featuring Drag Race contestants including: Ginger Minj, Brooke Lynn Hytes, Peppermint, Jan, Latrice Royale, Jaymes Mansfield, Gottmik, Morgan McMichaels, Porkchop, Chad Michaels, Heidi N Closet, Kelly Mantle, Kimora Blac, Laganja Estranja, Manila Luzon, Mayhem Miller, Pandora Boxx, Raven, Rock M. Sakura, and Kylie Sonique Love; A workaholic journalist sent to cover a Christmas crazy town, finds herself immersed in catty holiday drama surrounding the Winter Ball; filmed in L.A.) - Dec. 2, also available on Paramount+
• Hip Hop Family Christmas (music-focused holiday movie starring Keri Hilson, MC Lyte, Redman, Terrence J, Serayah and Ne-Yo; written and directed by Greg Carter; executive-produced by Jamie Foxx; Hip hop's first family agrees to a live TV special to improve their image, though it doesn't quite go as planned; filmed in Houston) - Dec. 6, also available on Paramount+
  
• Let's Get Merried  (holiday movie starring Xosha Roquemore, Tahj Mowry, Mishel Prada, Nicolette Pearse, Nicole Power and Savannah Basley; directed by Veronica Rodriguez; written by Sasha Perl-Raver; executive-produced by Eva Longoria; A holiday-hating woman winds up married for Christmas, after a wild bachelorette weekend; filmed in Ottawa) - Dec. 13,  also available on Paramount+
  
• Miracles Across 125th Street (produced by and starring Nick Cannon, along with Chrisette Michele, Karen Clark Sheard, Kierra Sheard, John Whitfield, Lil' Kim, Marsha F. Warfield, Luenell Campbell, Cameron Wright, Augusto Jr. Bernard, Wendy Williams, Andy Garcia and Fred Hammond; A rapper returns to the church on Christmas Eve looking for redemption; filmed in Atlanta) - Dec. 20, also available on Paramount+

Food Network

NOTE: Also all available on Discovery+

• Holiday Baking Championship (holiday-themed backing competition show, hosted by Jesse Palmer with judges Duff Goldman, Nancy Fuller and Carla Hall, looking for the best holiday home baker) - Nov. 1
• Holiday Wars (holiday-themed baking competition show hosted by Maneet Chauhan with judges Shinmin Li and Aarti Sequeira, rating expert sugar and cake artists on their Christmas creations) - Nov. 7
• Christmas Cookie Challenge (Eddie Jackson and Ree Drummond host a holiday cookie-baking competition) - Nov. 11
• Battle for the Bird (prime-time Thanksgiving competition special hosted byAnne Burrell and Carson Kressley) - Nov. 14
• Holiday Baking Championship: Gingerbread Showdown (gingerbread experts compete to see who bakes and builds the best) - Nov. 15
• A White House Thanksgiving (host Trisha Yearwood and First Lady Jill Biden look at what goes into Thanksgiving at the White House) - Nov. 20
• Kids Baking Championship: Light Up the Holidays (fan favorites return to bake with host Duff Goldman and a special guest judge who is also a former contestant in this one-night special) - Nov. 21
  
• Buddy vs Duff: Holiday (Baking all-stars Buddy Valastro and Duff Goldman face off in a holiday cake challenge series) - Nov. 28
• Holiday Wars: Champion Cake Off (The reigning champs of Halloween Wars and Holiday Wars face off in a one-off New Year's cake challenge, hosted by Maneet Chauhan) - Dec. 26

HGTV

• My Lottery Dream Home: David's Holiday Extravaganza (host David Bromstad transforms his own new home in Florida into a Christmas wonderland) - Nov. 19
• Table Wars: Winter Wonderland Edition  (Host Tamera Mowry-Housley and judges Martha Stewart and Chris Hessney rate contestants winter table-scapes) - Nov. 19
• Home Town Takeover: Where Are They Now? (Home Town returns to Wetumpka, Ala. to see the impact the series has had on this town and other small towns they've listed) - Nov. 27
• White House Christmas 2021 (explore the decorations of the White House with First Lady Jill Biden) - Dec. 12
• House Hunters Ho Ho Home (Santa impersonator Albie Mushaney helps clients find new homes for the holidays) - Dec. 13
• Fixer to Fabulous Holiday Surprise (Dave and Jenny Marrs help renovate an animal shelter in time for a Christmas adoption event) - Dec. 14
• Holmes for the Holidays (Contractor Mike Holmes competes with his adult children to see who has the most festive holiday house) - Dec. 18
• Home Town: Ben's Holiday Workshop (Woodworker Ben Napier helps celebrities build holiday projects, while decorating his shop for Christmas) - Dec. 19

SyFy

• The Pole (adult animated series starring Bobby Moynihan and Jillian Bell; With Santa wrapped up in scandal, his wife tries to keep the North Pole running ) - Mar. 17 (Teaser)

BBC America

• Dr. Who: Revolution of the Daleks (stand alone episode of the long-running series, now starring Jodie Whittaker; airs same day as UK) - Jan. 1 (Trailer)
• Dr. Who New Year's Special (stand alone episode of the long-running series, now starring Jodie Whittaker; airs same day as UK) - Jan. 1, 2022
  

Smithsonian Channel

• Behind the Holiday: The First Thanksgiving  (documentary exploring the true events of the 1621 harvest feast that inspired the modern holiday) - Nov. 20

TLC

• Dr. Pimple Popper: A Pimple Carol (special holiday episode featuring the spirits of pimples past, preset and future) - Dec. 8

CMT

• CMT Crossroads Christmas: Brett Young & Friends  (musical Christmas special with special guests Boyz II Men, Chris Tomlin, Colbie Caillat, Dann Huff, Darius Rucker, Gavin DeGraw and Maddie & Tae) - Dec. 8
• A Tennessee Kind of Christmas (musical special starring Amy Grant, Billy Ray Cyrus, Clay Walker, Pam Tillis, Sara & Olivia Evans, Steve Wariner, Tracy Lawrence and Wynonna) - Dec. 8

AMC

• Eli Roth's History of Horror: Holiday Horror (Eli Roth takes a look at holiday-themed horror movies, including Black Christmas and Halloween, and how they shaped the genre, featuring special guest interviews) - Oct. 29, also available on AMC+

Starz

• Christmas at Cattle Hill (a.k.a. Jul på Kutoppen; Norweigian animated sequel from director Will Ashurst to 2018′s Cattle Hill; Klara the calf is excited to spend her first Christmas at Kutoppen, but when her father goes away she tries to decorate with help from a local elf and it doesn't go well; debuted in Norway in 2020) - Oct. 29, also available on the Starz app as of Oct. 1, and Sep. 1 via VOD
• The Birthday Cake (mob movie starring Lorraine Bracco, Aldis Hodge, Penn Badgley, Val Kilmer and Ewan McGregor; directed by Jimmy Giannopoulos; While celebrating the tenth anniversary of his father's death, a son learns what really happened to him) - Nov. 2 (Trailer); also available via VOD June 18
  

Showtime

• Dexter: New Blood (eight-episode revival of the seven-season serial killer series starring Michael C Hall and Jennifer Carpenter; The reboot is set entirely around Christmas and New Year's according to showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips) - Nov. 7, also available on the Showtime app

Shudder

• The Advent Calendar (French horror movie starring Eugénie Derouand and Honorine Magnier; written and directed by Patrick Ridremont; An old advent calendar brings unwelcome surprises for a wheelchair-bound woman) - Dec. 2 (Trailer)

Acorn TV

• Agatha Raisin: Kissing Christmas Goodbye  (holiday mystery movie starring Ashley Jensen, based on the mystery novel series by M.C. Beaton; Raisin tries to plan the perfect Christmas with her boyfriend, while solving the murder of a wealthy society widow) - Dec. TBA

Tubi

• A Chance for Christmas (holiday movie directed by Stefan Brogren; starring Tori Anderson, Mykee Selkin, Bradley Hamilton, Sarah Cassidy, and Tim Progosh; An influencer strives to create the perfect Christmas Eve livestream to secure a big promotion, but when everything goes awry she finds herself asking Santa for a do-over; filmed in Ottawa) - June 18 (Trailer)
• Christmas Tears (holiday movie starring Jonni Albetta, Anayka and Julie Bender-Day; directed by William Mercado and Fabian Perez; written by Noel Torres; Three best friends at the end of their ropes experience a Christmas Eve miracle; film festival debut in 2014, but first time widely available) - July 20, also available on DVD
• Christmas on My Block (holiday drama starring Lazarius Jordan, Jamal Woolard, Jacky Oh, Cory Espie, Vernon "Snoop" Robinson and Momma Dee; Two men from very different worlds meet over the holidays and change each other's lives) - Nov. 9, also available via Amazon VOD
  
• Most Wanted Santa (holiday movie starring Denyce Lawton, Donnell Turner, Teresa Castillo, Kate Watson and Mark Lawson; directed by Kristin Fairweather; written by Kathryn Dow and John Forgetta; An FBI agent and a detective team up to catch an art thief, but struggle when the primary suspect is a sexy Santa; filmed in L.A.) - Dec. 3
  

Hallmark Movies Now

• Every Time a Bell Rings (holiday movie starring Erin Cahill, Wes Brown, Brittany Ishibashi, Ali Liebert, Percy Daggs III and Dee Wallace; directed by Maclain Nelson; Three estranged sisters reunite in their hometown for the holidays and find their deceased dad has planned one last Christmas scavenger hunt for them; filmed and set in Natchez, Miss.) - Nov. 18,might also air on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Dec. 5, Hallmark posted and then deleted the date from its website
• Sugar Plum Twist (ballet-centered holiday movie starring Jamie Gray Hyder, Laura Rosguer, Ektor Rivera and Rachel de Benedet; directed by Eric Close, written by Cas Sigers-Beedles; A young ballerina disappointed in losing a role works with an older mentor to craft her own holiday performance; filmed in Norwich and New London, Conn.) - Dec. 2, will also air on Hallmark Channel Dec. 17
  

PureFlix

• Deck the Heart (holiday movie starring Ashley Brinkman, Joe Kurak and Eliza Robertrs, written and directed by Candy Cain; In order to inherit his grandfather's estate a busy executive must host Christmas for his relatives, so he hires a party planner named Merry, who has always longed for the perfect family holiday.) - July 1, also available VOD
  
• The Maltese Holiday (holiday movie starring Abigail Hawk and Clayton Snyder; written and directed by Candy Cain; Two people, traveling alone at the holidays, meet and fall in love) - July 1 (Trailer), also available VOD
  
• Magic in Mount Holly (holiday movie starring starring Taryn Hacker, Patrick Muldoon and Cody Calafiore; written and directed by Candy Cain) - Nov. 1 (Trailer)
  
• Hearts & Vines  (a.k.a. Winter at the Winery; holiday movie starring Taryn and Jon Hacker; written and directed by Candy Cain; A builder and decorator filming a home renovation show end up quarantined together for Christmas) - Nov. 1 (Trailer)
  
• A Holiday Homecoming (holiday movie starring Taryn and Jon Hacker, Al Pagano, Kenney Myers, Cody Calafiore and Anthony Pallino; The residents of Hope, N.Y. help save a group of orphans after their foster group home burns down around the holidays; connected to the Welcome to Hope TV series; filmed in upstate New York) - Nov. 15
  
• Banking on Christmas  (holiday movie starring Katarina Hughes, Eric Lutz, Bai Ling and Ciera Danielle; directed by Shane Hawks; A down on his luck mechanic and an uptight loan officer get trapped together in a bank vault for the holidays; filmed in Knoxville, Tenn.) - Nov. 15

Roku

• Learning to Love Again (Thanksgiving-set rom-com starring Anna Pirvu and Kjartan Hewitt, directed by Adam Swica; A woman brings a fake boyfriend home for the holiday; Aired in 2020 on the W Channel in Canada) - Jan. 10
• A Christmas Wish in Hudson (holiday movie starring Alex Rinehart, Rib Hillis, Lexi Giovagnoli and Lauren Schuster; directed by Elizabeth Snoderly; A daughter helps her firefighter/chef father find love at Christmas; filmed in Hudson, Wis.) - Nov. 1 (Trailer)
  
• Christmas Lovers Anonymous (holiday movie starring Brooke Burfitt and Houston Rhines; written and directed by Lexi Giovagnoli; After a woman's Christmas obsession costs her, her job and her boyfriend, she writes a rant against the holidays which goes viral, forcing her to hide her love of Christmas; filmed in Hudson, Wis.) - Nov. 1 (Trailer)
  
• A Christmas Proposal (holiday movie starring Lily Nicole and Joshua T. Shipman; directed by Nakia T Hamilton; A jealous boyfriend in the military rashly asks for a transfer, and when his request is granted with a posting halfway around the world, realizes he doesn't want to be without his love, so schemes to win her back with a Christmas proposal so she can move with him) - Nov. 9 (Trailer)
  
• Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas (holiday-themed movie for the cancelled NBC musical series starring Jane Levy, Skylar Astin and Mary Steenburgen; filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 1 (Trailer)

Vizio Watch Free+

• Four Cousins and a Christmas (holiday movie written and directed by Maria Capp, starring Raffaela Capp, Natasha Capp, Ayla Kell, Lily Gibson, Robert Davi, Jayson Bernard, Teri Polo, Jared Sandler and Nicholas Turturro; Four cousins who haven't seen each other in years reunite with each other and their estranged grandfather to sing at their grandmother's Christmas memorial) - Nov. 15 (Trailer)

Crackle

• A Great North Christmas (holiday movie directed by James Douglas; starring Laura Mitchell and Jay Hindle; An LA-based lawyer wins a holiday trip to Canada and falls in love with small-town life; filmed in Prince George, B.C.) - Nov. 18 (Trailer)

Binge Black TV

• Christmas with My Ex (holiday movie starring Denise Boutte, Travis Cure, Towanda Braxton, Lawrence Robinson, Vanessa Simmons, Richard David, Danielle Vega and Brian Nelson Jr.; directed by Patricia Cuffie-Jones; written by ReShonda Tate Billingsley; Christmas chaos ensues when a woman is forced to spend the holidays with her ex and family; filmed in Santa Clarita, Calif.) - Dec. 5

Fox Nation

• Christmas in the Pines (holiday movie starring real-life spouses Jillian Murray and Dean Geyer; directed by Gary Wheeler; An architect and a writer battle over a holiday getaway cottage; filmed in North Carolina; made by INSP films) - Nov. 25 (Trailer), also available Nov. 2 via DVD and Vudu
  
• Christmas in the Wilds (holiday movie sequel to Romance in the Wilds; starring Kaitlyn Leeb, Victor Zinck Jr. and Melinda Shankar; directed by Justin G. Dyck; written by Neale Kimmel; Buck and Jessica's holiday plans turn deadly, when they find themselves fighting for survival during a Christmas trip) - Nov. 25 (Trailer), also available Nov. 2 via DVD and Vudu

BET+/BET

• A Rich Christmas (holiday movie starring Bill Bellamy, Tyler Abron, Brandee Evans, Vanessa A. Williams and Denise Boutte; written by Shateka Johnson; directed by Victoria Rowell; A spoiled socialite forced to work at a homeless center for the holidays learns the true meaning of Christmas; filmed in D.C.) - Nov. 4, BET+ (Trailer); BET debut Nov. 20
  
• Soul Santa (holiday movie starring David and Tamela Mann, Brooke Monroe Conaway, Christopher Gurr and Ross Fleming; directed by Terri Vaughn; written by Greg Anderson; When a man gambles with the mob's money and loses, he finds himself hiding out as a mall Santa; filmed in Connecticut) - Nov. 11, BET+ (Trailer); BET debut Nov. 27
• The Jenkins Family Christmas (holiday movie starring Kim Coles, Regina Taylor, Anthony Chatmon II, Ashley Love-Mills, Bailey Bass, Derek Chadwick and Tammy Townsend; directed by Robin Givens; written by Christopher Oscar Pena and Joy Kecken; A bickering family reunites to celebrate their first Christmas without their patriarch, only to have an unexpected guest shake everything up; filmed in Atlanta) - Nov. 18, BET+ (Trailer); BET debut Dec. 4
• Christmas Deja Vu (holiday movie starring Amber Riley, Loretta Devine, Blue Kimble and Candice Van Beauty; written and directed by Christel Gibson; A down on her luck singer relives Christmas over and over again; filmed in Atlanta) - Nov. 25, BET+; BET debut Dec. 11
  
• The Business of Christmas 2 (sequel to the 2020 holiday movie starring Jennifer Freeman, Lawrence H. Robinson, Kamel Goffin and Daphne Reid; directed by Tim Reid; written by Camara Davis; The Franklin family celebrate their first Christmas without their father; filmed in Virginia) - Dec. 2, BET+
  
• Merry Switchmas (holiday movie starring starring Peter Parros, Valarie Pettiford, Sherrice Eaglin, Thea Camara, Joel Harold, Joseph Harold, Rachel Aladdin and Rebekah Aladdin; directed by Christopher Nolen and written by Gabrielle Collins; Identical twins switch places at a Christmas party, causing chaos for themselves, and their loved ones; filmed in Chicago) - Dec. 9, BET+; BET debut Dec. 18
• A Christmas Wish (holiday movie starring Noree Victoria, Nadia Simms and Blue Kimble; written and directed by Christopher Nolen; A single mom wishes for a miracle to save her daughter at Christmas; filmed in Chicago, Ill.) - Dec. 16, BET+
  
• Christmas For Sale (holiday movie starring Shanti Lowry, Nadine Ellis and Aaron D. Spears; directed by Mike Mayhall; written by Camara Davis; A real estate developer falls for a billionaire who thinks she's someone else) - Dec. 23, BET+
  

Britbox

• Carols From Kings (LIVE coverage of the celebration of Christmas from The Chapel of King's College Cambridge) - Dec. 24
  
• The Queen's Christmas Message 2021 (annual holiday speech delivered by Queen Elizabeth II to her subjects via the BBC) - Dec. 25
  
• Father Brown Christmas Special (new holiday-themed special of the BBC mystery series starring Mark Williams; same day as the UK) - Dec. 25
• Mrs Brown's Boy's Christmas (festive edition of the comedy starring Brendan O'Carroll; available same day as UK) - Dec. 25
  

Discovery+

• Candy Coated Christmas: Behind the Scenes with Ree Drummond (The Pioneer Woman takes you behind the scenes of the making of her first movie) - Nov. 1
• The Pioneer Woman's Hometown Holidays (Ree Drummond shares how she create a down-home country Christmas) - Nov. 1
• Candy Coated Christmas  (holiday movie starring Molly McCook, Ree Drummond, Aaron O'Connell, John McCook, Lee Garlington and Landry Townsend; directed by Ellie Kanner; A woman returns to her holiday-crazy hometown after a failed business venture; filmed in Utah) - Nov. 19  (Trailer)
  
• Mary McCartney Serves Up the Holidays (holiday special from the vegetarian chef featuring special guests Paul McCartney, Stella McCartney, Reese Witherspoon and Oprah Winfrey) - Nov. 23
• Surfing Santa (part of the "Immersions" collection; slow TV with no narration meant for background viewing; Celebrate the festive season from the beach) - Nov. 26
• Cozy Holiday Kitchens (part of the "Immersions" collection; slow TV with no narration meant for background viewing; Prepare holiday meals with four chefs from around the world) - Nov. 26
  
• Festive Fireplaces of the World (part of the "Immersions" collection; slow TV with no narration meant for background viewing; Experience the view from more than 30 cozy fireplaces from around the world) - Nov. 26
  
• Meet Your Makers Showdown (crafting competition hosted by Chrissy Metz with judges Leann Rimes and Mark Montano find the best holiday crafter) - Nov. 27
  
• Welcome to the Fruitcake Fraud (true crime documentary about embezzlement at the Collin Street Bakery in Corsicana, Texas) - Dec. 1
  

AMC+

• A Cape Cod Christmas (holiday movie starring Katie LeClerc and Brent Bailey; directed by John Stimpson and written by Megan Freels Johnston; An author returns to her hometown to reluctantly help her bickering siblings sell the family home; filmed in Falmouth, Mass.) - Nov. 25 (Trailer)
• Christmas with Felicity (holiday movie starring Sarah Brooks, Herb Porter, Braxton Angle, Aviva Sevilla and Saige Chaseley; directed by Jack C Newell; written by Rebecca Weaver; A woman returns to her hometown after her cancelled wedding in no mood to celebrate the holidays, until she meets a handsome dairy farmer who loves Christmas) - Nov. 25 (Trailer)
  
• Silent Night (holiday horror-black comedy starring Keira Knightley, Roman Griffin, Matthew Goode, Annabelle Wallis, Lily-Rose Depp, Lucy Punch, Sope Dirisu and Kirby Howell-Baptiste; written and directed by Camille Griffin; A wealthy family hosts a Christmas celebration dinner at their English country house as the world prepares for an extinction level event; filmed in the UK) -  Dec. 3 (Trailer), also available in limited theatrical release

HBO Max

• Ghosts: The Ghost of Christmas (2020 Christmas Day special of the BBC series, available for the first time to U.S. viewers) - May 27
• Starstruck (BBC co-production, 6-episode series created by and starring Rose Matafeo, along with Nikesh Patel; A women goes home with a man she meets in a bar on New Year's Eve, only to discover he's a rising star, and they keep interacting in London over the course of a year, culminating at Christmas) - June 10 ****Review****
• Craftopia: Holiday Showdown (eight-episode holiday-themed season of the crafting show hosted by Lauren Riihimaki) - Oct. 7
  
• 8-Bit Christmas (1980s-set comedy, directed by Michael Dowse and starring Steve Zahn, Neil Patrick Harris, June Diane Raphael, Winslow Fegley, Jacob Laval, Sophia Reid-Gantzert, Santino Barnard and Chandler Dean; based on the book by Kevin Jakubowski; A 10-year-old's outrageous quest to get a Nintendo gaming system for Christmas) - Nov. 24 (Trailer)
• 12 Dates of Christmas (season 2 of the reality dating series that takes people to a "Christmas castle" to find their soulmate via holiday activities) - Nov. 25
• Santa Inc. (adult, animated eight-episode limited series starring Seth Rogen and Sarah Silverman, written by showrunner Alexandra Rushfield; When Santa's successor is poached by Amazon, an ambitious elf positions herself to become the first female Santa) - Dec. 2

Apple TV+

• The Snoopy Show: Happiness is a Snow Day (winter-set episode of Apple's new animatedThe Snoopy Show series) - Feb. 5
• Ted Lasso: Carol of the Bells(holiday-set episode of the popular series starring Jason Sudeikis) - Aug. 13 ****Review****
• Doug Unplugs: Botty Holidays (animated holiday special episode of the series based on the books by Dan Yaccarino, featuring Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa celebrations) - Sep. 17
  
• 'Twas The Fight Before Christmas (feature documentary from Julia Nottingham and Lisa Gomer Howes; directed by Becky Read; Story of lawyer Jeremy Morris fight with his homeowner's association over his over-the-top Christmas light display) - Nov. 26 (Trailer)
• Peanuts Auld Lang Syne (new, original animated New Year's Eve special; When Grandma's Christmas visit gets cancelled, the gang decides to throw the best New Year's Eve party ever to cheer themselves up) - Dec. 10
• Mariah's Christmas: The Magic Continues (second holiday special from Mariah Carey, featuring Khalid and Kirk Franklin, with the trio's new song, "Fall in Love at Christmas;" directed by Joseph Kahn and produced by Carey) - Dec. TBA

Paramount+

• Queen of the Universe (Drag Race spin-off, singing competition series, advertised as a "Eurovision-style" song contest, hosted by Graham Norton and filmed in London) - Dec. 2
• Rugrats: Traditions (special, stand-alone holiday episode of the rebooted series with special guest voices Raini Rodriguez, Swoosie Kurtz, Henry Winkler and Tata Vega; The family learns how to combine holiday traditions of various faiths) - Dec. 2, also airs on Nickelodeon Dec. 10
• Mean Boys (Brazilian animated special from controversial comedy troupe Porta Dos Fundas; an irreverent take on Jesus' teen years) - TBA
  

Peacock

• The Boss Baby: Family Business (sequel to the 2017 animated movie starring Alec Baldwin, Jimmy Kimmel, Lisa Kudrow, Jeff Goldblum and Amy Sedaris; When the now-adult Boss Baby visits his brother for the holidays, his infant niece tells him he has to become a baby again to stop a villain that's been turning babies evil) - July 2, also in theaters (Trailer)
• Much Ado About Christmas (holiday movie starring Susie Abromeit, Torrance Coombs, Julian Haig, Olivier Raynal, James Rottger and Emma Colling; written by Janeen and Michael Damian, who also directs; Modern, holiday-set retelling of the Shakespeare tale; A secretly-rich woman pretends to be a struggling single mom, the only problem is her new boyfriend is pitching to the town's benefactor, who happens to be her wealthy mother; filmed in Romania) - Oct. 30
• High Holiday (holiday comedy starring Tom Arnold, Jennifer Tilly, Cloris Leachman, Robert Carradine, Asif Ali and Shannyn Sossamon; A free-spirited daughter of a conservative politician tries to lighten up her straight-laced family Christmas by bringing cannabis-infused salad dressing to their Christmas Eve dinner, causing chaos) - Nov. 1 (Trailer)
• The Great Christmas Switch (holiday movie starring Dillon Casey, Sarah Lind and Jon McClaren; directed by Ernie Barbarash; written by Cara J. Russell; Twin sisters decide to switch places at the holidays; filmed in North Bay, Ont.) - Nov. 6
• Christmas Time is Here (holiday movie starring Rukiya Bernard and Dewshane Williams; directed by Christie Will Wolff; written by T.M. Hayes; A realtor wants to sell a client any resort except the one he wants to buy, which is owned by her family; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 13
• Chrisley Knows Thanksgiving (holiday special featuring the reality show star family, with matriarch Julie Chrisley teaching her kids how to make Thanksgiving favorites) - Nov. 18
• A Kindhearted Christmas (holiday movie starring Cameron Mathison and Jennie Garth; directed by Alysse Leite-Rogers; A widow's generosity is catching, leading to her being profiled by a handsome morning TV anchor; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 20
  
• Peacock Presents: Holiday Steals & Deals with Jill Martin (holiday shopping show with the Today Show consumer corespondent) - Nov. 22
• National Dog Show Junior (special kid-centric coverage of The 2021 National Dog Show from Philadelphia, hosted by Matt Iseman, Laurie Hernandez and Anna Laible) - Nov. 25
• Madagascar: A Little Wild Holiday Goose Chase (animated special based on the animated series which features the popular Madagascar movie characters as cubs; Melman and his friends try to reunite a lost goose with his family for the holidays in New York City) - Nov. 26 (Trailer), also available on Hulu
  
• Royally Wrapped for Christmas (holiday movie starring Jen Lilley and Brendan Fehr; directed by TW Peacocke; A woman working at a charity dedicated to giving toys to everyone at the holidays finds love with a prince; filmed in Ottawa) - Nov. 27
• Christmas is You (holiday movie starring Becca Tobin, Matthew MacCaull and Casey Manderson; directed by Allan Harmon; Hometown sweethearts who both dreamed of making it big, are reunited when one is famous and the other is very much not; filmed in B.C.) - Nov. 28
  
• Baking It (six-episode, holiday-themed reality competition series from executive producer Amy Poehler; hosted by Maya Rudolph and Andy Samburg and judged by a panel of real-life grandmothers; teams of talented home bakers compete for prizes, spin-off of crafting show Making It) - Dec. 2
• The Real Housewives of the North Pole (holiday comedy starring Kyle Richards, Betsy Brandt, Kyle Selig, Alec Mapa, Jearnest Corchado, Tetona Jackson, Carlos Ponce and Damon Dayoub; directed by Ron Oliver; A holiday decorating rivalry turns bitter, as two women battle over who has the most festive house in North Pole, Vermont; filmed in Utah) - Dec. 9
  

Disney+

• The Story of the Faithful Wookiee (animated short from the infamous 1978 Stars Wars Holiday Special; Notable for introducing the character of Boba Fett to the Star Wars universe; The first time anything from the universally-panned special made available to stream legally) - Apr. 2
• American Eid (short film from Aqsa Altaf, based on her own experience with Americans lack of knowledge of the Muslim holiday, part of the Disney Launchpad series) - May 28
• Home Sweet Home Alone  (reboot of the 1990 Christmas movie classic, starring Ellie Kemper, Rob Delaney, Archie Yates, Aisling Bea, Kenan Thompson, Tim Simons, Pete Holmes, Devin Ratray, Ally Maki and Chris Parnell; directed by Dan Mazer and written by Mikey Day and Streeter Seidell; A married couple tries to steal back a valuable heirloom from a troublesome kid) - Nov. 12 (Trailer)
• Hawkeye (holiday-set series based on the Marvel movie/comicbook character played by Jeremy Renner, also starring Hailee Steinfeld, Florence Pugh, Vera Farmiga and Brian d'Arcy James; Hawkeye trains protege Kate Bishop in a post-Avengers Endgame New York City) - Nov. 24 (Trailer)

Hulu

• American Horror Stories: The Naughty List (holiday-themed, stand-alone episode of the FX on Hulu anthology series from creator Ryan Murphy; starring Dyllon Burnside, Nico Greetham and Kevin McHale; written by Manny Coto; directed by Max Winkler; A group of social media influencers face a not-so-jolly reckoning for a problematic post) - July 29, part of FX on Hulu
• Riders of Justice (a.k.a. Retfærdighedens Ryttere; Danish-language revenge action movie, set at the holidays and starring Mads Mikkelsen; When he learns his wife's death was not a tragic accident, but an assassination attempt by brutal biker gang, a father turns to vigilante justice.) - Oct. 8, also available May 21 via VOD
  
• Taste the Nation: Holiday Edition (special holiday-themed, four-episode mini-season of the Padma Lakshmi travel/food show focusing on the unique holiday food traditions of different cultures and regions.) - Nov. 4 (Trailer) ****Review****
• A Very Solar Holiday Opposites Special (stand-alone, animated Christmas special based on the adult animated series) - Nov. 22
  
• Madagascar: A Little Wild Holiday Goose Chase (animated special based on the animated series which features the popular Madagascar movie characters as cubs; Melman and his friends try to reunite a lost goose with his family for the holidays in New York City) - Nov. 26, also available on Peacock
  
• Candified: Home for the Holidays (4-part reality series featuring Jackie Sorkin and a team of candy artists building a life-size house out of candy) - Dec. 1

Netflix

• Pieces of a Woman (partially holiday-set drama starring Vanessa Kirby, Shia LeBeouf and Ellen Burstyn; A home birth goes horribly wrong, leaving a family and community to pick up the pieces) - Jan. 7 (Trailer)
• All My Friends Are Dead (Polish holiday movie written and directed by Jan Belci, combining horror and dark comedy; When a NYE party goes awry, shocking secrets are exposed in a group of friends.) - Feb. 3 (Trailer)
  
• The Silver Skates (Russian costume drama starring Fedor Fedotov and Sofya Priss; directed by Michael Lockshin; based on the book Hans Brinker by Mary Mapes Dodge, which, in turn, is aRomeo and Juliet pastiche; shot on location in St. Petersburg and set at Christmas and New Year's in the 19th century; Netflix's first Russian original) - June 16 (Trailer)
• Prime Time (Polish-language thriller set on New Year's Eve 1999. A desperate man takes a TV host hostage in order to get his message broadcast live on air) - June 30 (Trailer)
  
• Cooking with Paris: Get Over It Holiday Feast (special Christmas episode of the cooking show starring Paris Hilton) - Aug. 4
• The Father Who Moves Mountains (Romanian adventure thriller set at Christmas, starring Adrian Titieni, Elena Purea and Judith State; directed by Daniel Sandu; A retired intelligence officer risks everything to search for his missing son in the Carpathian mountains) - Sep. 17 (Trailer)
• Chicago Party Aunt: Emergency Contact (The final, holiday-themed episode in season one of the adult animated series takes place on Christmas Eve as Diane's family, who tried to ditch her, find themselves guiltily looking for her all evening) - Sep. 17
• The Claus Family (a.k.a. De Familie Claus; Dutch-language family film from Belgium, starring Jan Declair, Mo Bakker and Renee Soutendijk; Santa's grandson, Jules, hates Christmas, until he has to save Christmas with help of a magic snow globe; European debut in 2020) - Nov. 1 (teaser)
  
• Love Hard (holiday rom-com starring Nina Dobrev, Jimmy O. Yang, Darren Barnet, Harry Shum Jr., James Saito, Mikaela Hoover, Heather McMahan and Rebecca Staab; written by Danny Mackey and Rebecca Ewing; directed by Hernan Jimenez; A woman flies cross country at the holidays to surprise a suitor she knows only from a dating app, only to find she's been catfished; filmed in Vancouver) - Nov. 5 (Trailer) ****Review****
  
• A Very Big Mouth Christmas (Christmas episode of the adult animated series, featuring puppets instead of the usual animated characters, teased in the season 5 trailer) - Nov. 5
  
• Father Christmas is Back (holiday movie starring John Cleese, Kelsey Grammer, Liz Hurley, Nathalie Cox, Talulah Riley, Kris Marshall, Caroline Quentin, April Bowlby, Ray Fearon and Naomi Frederick; directed by Philippe Martinez and Mick Davis; written by David Conolly, Hannah Davis Law and Dylanne Corcoran; A Christmas control freak is surprised by her estranged father and his new girlfriend while celebrating the holidays with her sisters; filmed in Yorkshire, England) - Nov. 7, Rated PG-13 (Trailer) ***Review***
  
• Christmas Flow (French-language series starring Shirine Boutella and Tayc, A journalist and rapper clash, then fall in love, at the holidays) - Nov. 17 (Trailer)
• The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star (holiday rom-com, third in the movie series starring Vanessa Hudgens, Sam Palladio, Nick Sagar and Will Kemp; All three lookalikes have to re-team when a royal relic goes missing; filmed in Scotland) - Nov. 18 (Trailer)
  
• Blown Away: Christmas (holiday edition of the glass-blowing competition show hosted by Bobby Berk, featuring Christmas-themed challenges as returning contestants compete for the title "Best in Holiday Blow") - Nov. 19 (Trailer)
• Waffles + Mochi's Holiday Feast (Christmas special based on the animated children's cooking series executive produced by Michelle Obama; An impromptu holiday party for friends helps explore Christmas traditions around the world) - Nov. 23 (Trailer)
• Jonas Brothers Family Roast (Kenan Thompson roasts the singing group brothers with special guests Pete Davidson, Niall Horan, Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias, Lilly Singh and Jack Whitehall) - Nov. 23 (Announcement)
• A Boy Called Christmas (holiday movie based on the book by Matt Haig, adapted by Ol Parker; starring Jim Broadbent, Zoe Colletti, Sally Hawkins, Michiel Huisman, Maggie Smith and Kristen Wiig; directed by Gil Kenan; Santa origin story featuring 11-year-old Nikolas—nicknamed Christmas, because he was born on Christmas Day—living in Finland with his woodcutter father) - Nov. 24, Rated PG (Trailer), also available in theaters
  
• A Castle for Christmas (holiday rom-com starring Brooke Shields and Carey Elwes; directed by Mary Lambert; written by Ally Carter, Kim Beyer-Johnson and Neal & Tippi Dobrofsky; An author wants to buy a Scottish castle, but the owner, a grumpy Duke, doesn't want to sell to a foreigner; filmed in Scotland) - Nov. 26 (Trailer)
  
• School of Chocolate: Holiday (eight-episode Christmas edition of the chocolate competition show; Eight contestants work to be named Best in Class under the tutelage of master chocolatier Amaury Guichon) - Nov. 26
• Robin Robin (Aardman Animation-produced musical special about a robin raised by mice, who is starting to be more aware of her differences and goes on a journey of self discovery) - Nov. 27 (Trailer)
• Elves (Danish horror-thriller; 6-episode series from Stefan Jaworski; starring Ann Eleonora Jørgensen and Rasmus Hammerich; A family on Christmas vacation unwittingly disturbs a community of elves on a remote island and finds themselves in a fight for their lives) - Nov. 28 (Trailer)
  
• Charlie's Colorforms City: Snowy Stories (animated special based on the vinyl sticky toys) - Nov. 30
• Single All the Way (holiday movie starring Michael Urie, Philemon Chambers, Luke MacFarlane, Barry Bostwick, Jennifer Robertson, Jennifer Coolidge and Kathy Najimy; directed by Michael Mayer; written by Chad Hodge; Tired of being hassled about his single status, a man takes his best friend home for the holidays and tells his family they're involved, but when his mom sets him up with her handsome trainer, he's torn; filmed in Montreal) - Dec. 2 (Trailer)
  
• Shaun the Sheep: The Flight Before Christmas (Aardman Animation special based on the children's series, Timmy goes missing during a holiday farmhouse raid, leading Shawn to panic; co-production with the BBC) - Dec. 3 (Trailer)
• The Great British Baking Show: Holidays (US debut of 2020 Christmas and New Year's special episodes of the Great British Bake Off) - Dec. 3
  
• David and the Elves (a.k.a.Dawid i elfy; Polish language family movie starring Jakub Zając, Cyprian Grabowski, Anna Smołowik, Monika Krzywkowska, Piotr Rogucki, Michał Czernecki and Cezary Żak; A boy whose parents are too busy for Christmas teams up with one of Santa's elves to restore their Christmas spirit.) - Dec. 6
• Carolin Kebekus: The Last Christmas Special (German stand-up comic Carolin Kebekus in a holiday-themed set) - Dec. 8
  
• How to Ruin Christmas (season 2 of the South African dysfunctional family comedy series that debuted in 2020) - Dec. 10
  
• StarBeam: Beaming in the New Year (holiday special based on the children's animated superhero series) - Dec. 14
• Elite: Short Stories "Phillip, Caye & Felipe"  (first of three holiday specials focusing on characters from the Spanish-language Netflix series about a prep school) - Dec. 15
• A California Christmas: City Lights (sequel to 2020′s A California Christmas, starring real-life husband and wife Lauren and Josh Swickard; Lauren, who wrote the original, also pennedCity Lights, and Shaun Piccinino returns as director; The couple's love is tested when big city obligations draw them away from country life at the holidays) - Dec. 16
  
• Elite: Short Stories "Samuel & Omar" (second of three holiday specials focusing on characters from the Spanish-language Netflix series about a prep school) - Dec. 20
  
• Grumpy Christmas (Spanish-language holiday sequel to 2016′s The Patriarch, a.k.a.Un Padre No Tan Padre, starring Héctor Bonilla, Benny Ibarra and Jacqueline Bracamontes; Don Servando and his dysfunctional family spend Christmas at the seaside, but all is not merry and bright; filmed in Mexico) - Dec. 22
• Elite: Short Stories "Patrick" (third of three holiday specials focusing on characters from the Spanish-language Netflix series about a prep school) - Dec. 23
  
• A Thousand Miles From Christmas (a.k.a A Mil Kilómetros de la Navidad; Spanish-language comedy starring Tamar Novas, Andrea Ros, Peter Vives, Fermí Reixach and Verónica Forqué; directed by Álvaro Fernández Armero; written by Francisco Arnal and Daniel Monedero; A Grinch with a history of horrible holidays gets reluctantly swept up in the spirit of Christmas; filmed in Spain) - Dec. 24
• A Naija Christmas (Nigerian holiday movie directed by Kunle Afolayan and written by Kemi Adesoye; Three sons race to bring home wives before the holidays, as their mother plans a massive Christmas celebration) - Dec. TBA
  
• The Drone that Saved Christmas  (holiday movie written and directed by Miriam Bavly; starring Rodney Perry, Miguel Nunez Jr., Palmer Williams Jr, Rashan Ali and Buddy Lewis; A tech entrepreneur develops a high-powered drone he hopes will save Christmas; filmed in Atlanta) - Dec. TBA

Amazon Prime

• Evie Rose (holiday short, written and directed by Elizabeth Blake-Thomas; A teenager spends the holidays reminiscing with her elderly BFF) - Jan. 22
  
• A Tiny House Christmas (holiday movie starring Kathleen Cannon and Freddy Walker Jr.; directed by Avai d'amici; A women working a holiday job as an elf while living in a tiny home, tries to help a co-worker with a huge secret) - Feb. 12
• Carol's Christmas (holiday movie written and directed by David S Womack, starring Lauren Cakes, Lindsey Cruz and Brenda Daly; A modern, gender-swapped retelling of the classic Dickens tale; filmed in Las Vegas) - Feb. 19, also available on Tubi
• Leo the Truck: Christmas Tree (animated holiday short geared towards pre-schoolers, part of an ongoing character series) - May 12
• 10 Horas Para O Natal (a.k.a 10 Hours for Christmas; Brazilian holiday comedy starring Luis Lobianco, Karina Ramil, Giulia Benite, Pedro Miranda and Lorena Queiroz; released in Brazil in December 2020, first time available in U.S) - July 1
• The Tomorrow War (big-budget alien-fighting action movie, starring Chris Pratt, J.K. Simmons, Edwin Hodge and Betty Gilpin; The time-traveling story kicks off at a present-day Christmas party) - July 2
• A Sunburnt Christmas (Australian holiday movie, originally made for Oz streamer STAN, where it debuted in 2020; starring Daniel Henshall, Natasha Wanganeen and Chris Duncan; A single mom's ranch gets invaded by a criminal dressed as Santa, then her kids mistake him for the real deal; filmed in Adelaide, Australia) - July 24 (Trailer)
• The Food Club (a.k.a. Madklubben; Danish film directed by Barbara Topsøe-Rothenborg and starring Kirsten Olesen, Stina Ekblad and Kirsten Lehfeldt; A women abandoned by her husband on Christmas Eve leans on her friends, a widow and lifelong singleton who take her to Italy to take part in an culinary adventure) - Oct. 8 (Trailer)
  
• The Tunnel (Norwegian-language disaster movie, starring Thorbjorn Harr, Yiva Fuglerud and Lisa Carlehed; directed by Pai Oie; Christmas travelers are trapped in a tunnel after a tanker truck crashes and burns, while a blizzard rages, making outside rescue impossible; released in Norway in 2019 and the UK in 2020) - Oct. 15 (Trailer), also available on digital and DVD Apr 9
• Where's Chicky? Merry Christmas (original animated preschool special, based on the series from creator William Hoareau, also available on Prime) - Oct. 28
• The Christmas Doodle (from faith-based Wright Family Films, holiday movie about a Christmas puppy) - Nov. 1, originally available Aug. 1 via VOD
  
• Nativity 3: Dude Where's My Donkey (2014 UK sequel in the Nativity! movie franchise, which began in 2009, this third part available for the first time in the U.S.) - Nov. 5
• All iWant for Christmas (holiday comedy starring Sean Patrick Flannery, Michael Cervantes, Charlie T Flanery and Oliver Givens; directed by B. Harrison Smith; A young girl discovers a popular toy robot may not be what it seems, and tries to warn Santa in an effort to get off the naughty list) - Nov. 19
  
• Do, Re & Mi Holiday Special: Merry Nestivus (original holiday animated special based on the Amazon original preschool series) - Nov. 24
• Angel Falls Christmas (holiday movie starring Jessica Lowndes, Chad Michael Murray and David Reale; directed by Jerry Ciccoritti; A workaholic doctor falls for a fun-loving barista at Christmas; filmed in North Bay, Ont.) - Nov. 26, IMDb TV
• The Magical Christmas Tree (holiday fantasy movie starring Socks Whitmore, Ky Mullen and Shane Ryan; written and directed by Scott Hillman; A visit from the ghosts of Christmas gives a mean boss a change of heart and sends his minion on a search for a magical Christmas tree) - Dec. 3 (Trailer), also available on Tubi
  
• A Lot Like Christmas (holiday movie starring Maggie Lawson and Christopher Russell; directed by Stacey N. Harding; A family Christmas tree lot is jeopardized when a big corporation moves into town filmed in B.C.) - Dec. 5, IMDb TV
  
• With Love (five-episode original series starring Emeraude Toubia and Mark Indelicato as siblings looking for love, with each episode set on a different holiday) - Dec. 17
• Christmas is Canceled (holiday movie starring Dermot Mulroney, Janel Parrish and Hayley Orrantia; directed by Prarthana Mohan; A year after the death of her mother, a woman finds out her widowed father is dating her old high school nemesis and sets out to break them up over the holidays with the help of her rival's ex-boyfriend, who also happens to be her own high school crush; filmed in Chicago) - Dec. 17, Rated R
  
• When Hope Calls: A Country Christmas (holiday movie based on the When Calls the Heart spinoff series formerly seen on Hallmark Movies Now, starring Lori Loughlin, Morgan Kohan, Jocelyn Hudon, Ryan-James Hatanaka and Greg Hovanessian; directed by Bradley Walsh; filmed in North Bay, Ont.) - Dec. 18, IMDb TV
• Yearly Departed 2021 (second annual, all-female comedy send off to the year that was, an Amazon original) - Dec. 23

On Demand/Digital/DVD

• The Holiday Channel Christmas Movie Wonderthon (Hallmark movie parody performance featuring Jesse Walker, Cecily Gash, Caitlin Houlahan, Ruby Lewis, Ryan Vona and Ian Ward; benefiting The Alzheimer's Foundation of America) - Jan. 12, YouTube
  
• Trappin' 4 Christmas (low-budget, TV-MA holiday movie written by Lisa Maydwell and directed and produced by Midnight Black) - Jan. 15, Vimeo
• Black Christmas 2021 (low-budget, gender-swapped remake of the 1974 horror classic, from writer-director Jackson Bigley) - Jan. 15, YouTube
• This Christmas (Irish short film starring Devlin O'Brien, Ingrid Ni Igoe and Gareth Daly; A family faces eviction and homelessness at the holidays; inspired by Doris Day's I'll Be Home for Christmas) - Jan. 29, YouTube
• Beverly Hills Christmas II (holiday movie starring Timothy Davis, Vincent De Paul, Donna Spangler, Ravin Spangler and Margaret O'Brien; directed by Christian Filippella; A teenager sent to spend Christmas with her eccentric aunt, witnesses a miracle and learns the true meaning of Christmas.) - Feb. 1, online
• A Christmas Wish (Canadian family short film starring Brandon Belov, Stephen Bishop and Donna Clacer; directed by Chih Wu) - Feb. 1, Canada
• Mayor (documentary following Musa Hadid, the popular Christian mayor of Ramallah in Palestine, as he plans a Christmas celebration and leads his occupied city) - Feb. 16, DVD/digital (Trailer)
  
• The Fright Before Christmas (low-budget holiday horror movie written, directed and starring John Johnson) - Mar. 2, Blu-Ray
• A Covid Christmas (low-budget holiday movie written and directed by Maurice Jones; A wife invites the whole family for Christmas during COVID, without telling her husband) - Mar. 5, YouTube
• Tru (Music Theatre of Connecticut's production of a holiday-set look at a week in the life of Truman Capote; Just before Christmas all Capote's friends realize he has shared their secrets with the world via his infamous novel, Answered Prayers; livestream and in-person performances) - Apr 23, On Demand
  
• A Christmas Sunset (holiday drama starring Cassandra James, Dani Scott, T.C. De Witt and Courtney Locks; written and directed by De Witt and James Burzelic; Five friends get together to celebrate the life of a friend who passed, only to find themselves challenged by the secrets he left behind.) - May 3, Amazon VOD
• Christmas in July (Wownow animation title, directed by Chip Bryant; Santa's summer vacation is thwarted when Dracula tries to take over Christmas) - May 25, DVD
• It's Me, Billy: A Black Christmas Fan Film (Canadian fan-made sequel to the 1974 horror classic) - May 28, Vimeo
• Santa Goes West (WowNow animated movie directed by James Snider; Santa has to save a Western town from a fake Christmas in July gold rush) - June 4, DVD
• A Frozen Christmas Dance: Christmas in July (animated pre-school special from director Alejandro Aitana) - June 15, DVD
• Mission Fat Hearts (animated movie starring Kaliyah Melnick, Matthew Frizzell, Olivia Davis and Bob Hoffman; Based on the 2018 children's book, The Adventures of Pookie: Mission Fat Hearts) - June 28, YouTube
  
• Undertaking Christmas (original holiday musical, storybook spoof from songwriter Joel B. New, starring Joel McVeagh, Carolyn Mignini and Richard Riaz Yoder, with illustrations by Krissy Fox; A party planner's big city life falls apart so he returns to his small town to save the family funeral home and fall in love) - June 30, On Demand (Trailer)
• How to Deter a Robber (black comedy starring Vanessa Marano and Benjamin Papa; A couple break into a cabin at Christmas, just to hang out, but then find themselves the victims of real, brutal robbers; billed as an adult version of Home Alone) - July 16, VOD (Trailer), also available in select theaters
• The Christmas Dance (holiday movie starring Michael Faber, Katherine Kelly Lang, Briana White and Richard Karn; written and directed by Michael Arcell; A traumatized woman learns to enjoy Christmas once again) - July 23, VOD (Trailer), available on Roku & Tubi as of October 29
• Christmas in July (holiday movie starring Grayson Russell, Reiley McClendon and Erin Ownbey, written and directed by Myles Matsuno; A holiday-loving man vows to give his dying grandmother one last perfect Christmas, even though it's the middle of summer; widely available for first time after touring festival circuit) July 23, VOD (Trailer)
• I'll Be Home for Christmas (holiday short film from Conor Soucy; A young couple has to deal with the reality of their complicated relationship when they find themselves stuck alone together for Christmas) - July 25, Vimeo On Demand
• Lupidoo's Incredible Christmas (Indian original animated holiday movie, made for kids' channel ETV Balya Bharat and voiced in 11 different languages) - July 30, India on ETV
• Christmess (Australian holiday comedy starring Steve Le Marquand, Susan Prior and Hannah Joy; directed by Heath Davis; the dysfunctional reality of a Down Under summer Christmas; filmed in Penrith, NSW) - Aug. 1, Australia
• Sleigh! (short horror film; A Christmas Eve party meant to celebrate a recently deceased woman's life turns deadly after an ancient board game reveals her friends aren't who her boyfriend thought they were) - Aug. 14, YouTube
  
• The Green Knight (Arthurian fantasy starring Dev Patel, Alicia Vikander and Joel Edgerton; written and directed by David Lowery; based on the 14th century poem, King Arthur's nephew, Sir Gawain, goes on a quest to find a magical emerald; set around the holidays.) - Aug 20, VOD (Trailer); also available in theaters
  
• Together (UK COVID-set dark comedy starring Sharon Horgan and James McAvoy; Parents living through lockdown find their relationship strained to the breaking point; filmed in the UK and partially holiday-set) - Aug. 27, VOD (Trailer)
• What She Said (holiday-set drama written by and starring Jenny Lester, with Juliana Jureanas, Brit Michael Gordon and Peter Evangelista; directed by Amy Northup; A young Jewish woman struggles to recover from trauma amidst the winter holidays, as her family decides to stage a Thanksgiving intervention) - Sep. 14, VOD (Trailer)
• Christmas in Florida (low budget, right-wing holiday movie from Alex R. Wagner and Kimberly DiPersia; When Christmas is "cancelled" in NYC due to COVID, a couple drive to Florida where Christmas is "still legal") - Sep. 24 for purchase on ENV.pictures
  
• Christmas Collision (holiday movie starring Michael Pare, Vernon Wells, Sebrina Scott and John Wells; directed by Lana Read; A businesswoman runs into a writer in his hometown for the holidays; filmed in Cincinnati) - Oct. 8, DVD/digital (Trailer)
  
• Lil' Santa's Book Club: A Little Book for Christmas (animated holiday storybook movie from director Sandy Lynn Smith and Once Upon a Tale) - Oct. 8, DVD
  
• Christmas Freak (holiday comedy starring Sean Marlow and Amy Hagan; written and directed by Sean Brown; A troubled man whose father abandoned the family on Christmas tries to do the holiday over every day to get it right and be worthy of love) - Oct. 8, DVD/digital (Trailer)
• The King: A Christmas Story from a Heavenly Perspective (faith-based holiday movie starring Rachel Mather, Josilyn Campbell and Kevin M. Archuleta; written and directed by Jeanie Nuanes King; An English peasant is inspired to learn about the Christmas story) - Oct. 12, DVD
• Mighty Mensch (WowNow animated holiday movie directed by Kim Brown; Hanukah has a new hero) - Oct .12, DVD (Trailer)
• 13 Slays Till X-Mas (small budget holiday horror movie starring Jessica Anderson and Christopher Bower; A mysterious message brings five strangers together for Christmas Eve, where they entertain each other by telling scary stories) - Oct. 15, VOD
• Alice-Miranda: A Royal Christmas Ball (Australian animated movie directed by Jo Boag; Melanie Alexander and Alexa Moses; based on the book series by Jacqueline Harvey; A royal Christmas mystery for Alice-Miranda and her friends to solve in time for the ball.) - Oct. 15, Australia on Stan
• Oh Deer (WowNow animated holiday movie directed by Kyle Remington; An ambitious reindeer teams up with his elf BFF to help bring Santa his favorite dinner) - Oct. 19, DVD (Trailer)
• Christmas on the Carousel (holiday movie from writer-director-star Erik Bloomquist; also starring co-writer Taylor Turner, Madeline Dauer and Rachel Oremland; Four friends return home for their last winter break of college and spend the night at a carousel in hopes of making a viral video; filmed in Vermont) - Oct. 19, Amazon VOD (Trailer), also available on DVD Dec. 14
  
• Defining Moments (starring Burt Reynolds, Sienna Guillory and Tammy Blanchard; holiday-set comedy about the single moment that defines your life; Reynolds' final film, shot shortly before his death in 2018) - Oct. 19, Amazon VOD
  
• The Dog of Christmas (holiday movie starring John Savage, James Duval and Bianca Blanco; directed by Bret Roberts; written by Enrico Pinocci; A well off French family tries to save the holiday by buying a dog; filmed in France in 2018) - Oct. 26, DVD (Trailer)
• Another Christmas (holiday movie starring John Bonds, Malik Brazile and Sheena Faust; written and directed by Stacie Davis; A professional baseball player comes home to Myrtle Beach for the holidays to help his family through various domestic struggles and maybe find love himself; filmed in South Carolina) - Nov. 1 (Trailer)
• A Match Made at Christmas (faith-based holiday movie starring Tim Llewellyn and Micah Lynn Hanson; directed by Annie Poling Swet; A hopeless romantic whose Great Aunt has a knack for matchmaking, struggles to find common ground with a cynical Christmas hater she's told is her perfect match; filmed in Washington and Idaho) - Nov. 1, Amazon VOD (Trailer)
  
• Hell on the Shelf (holiday horror movie directed by Mark Polonia; A Christmas elf decoration is key to why no one wants to live in a curse house) - Nov. 1, Blu-Ray (Trailer)
  
• A Christmas to Savour (holiday movie starring Britt Irvin,  Zach Roerig, Bethany Brown, BJ Harrison and Lyall Woznesensky; directed by Jessica Harmon; written by Sean Fine; A chef gets a cooking getaway as a gift from her BFF who wants to rejuvenate her holiday menu and Christmas spirit; filmed in Kelowna, B.C.) - Nov. 1, UK on BBC iPlayer (Trailer)
  
• Lost at Christmas (holiday movie starring Natalie Clark and Kenny Boyle; After being dumped by his girlfriend following a public proposal, two strangers stranded in the Scottish Highlands join forces to try and get home in time for Christmas; filmed on location in Scotland; debuted in 2020 in the UK) - Nov. 2, Amazon VOD (Trailer)
  
• 00K9: Operation Christmas (animated-live action hybrid from WowNow, An evil black panther is bent on destroying Christmas and the only one who can stop him is the CIA's top agent, 00K9) - Nov. 2, DVD (Trailer)
• Christmas Under the Sea 2 (animated sequel movie from WowNow; Spend another Christmas with the underwater inhabitants of Bubbletown) - Nov. 2, DVD
• Christmas Dance 2 (animated sequel from WowNow; Join in the holiday dance party and sing-a-long in the animal town of Sunnyville) - Nov. 2 via DVD
• Santa Saves the Galaxy (WowNow animated holiday movie directed by Kyle Remington; When cheeky penguins hack into Santa's computer to to get themselves on the nice list, they accidentally put the entire holiday in jeopardy) - Nov. 2, DVD (Trailer)
• Black & White Christmas Movie (low-budget indie written and directed by Daniel L Wolff; An outspoken woman handles the holidays as her life implodes; shot in Waterloo, Nebraska) - Nov. 5 (Facebook); release potentially delayed
• Christmas Thieves (a.k.a. Ladri di Natale; Italian live action-animation hybrid starring Tom Arnold, Katie McGovern, Douglas Dean and Esmeralda Spadea; Children left alone on Christmas Eve mistake a pair of thieves for their babysitter; filmed in Rome) - Nov. 5, Amazon VOD (Trailer)
  
• A Gift from Bob (holiday sequel to 2016′s A Street Cat Named Bob, based on the book; starring Kristina Tonteri-Young and Luke Treadaway; A ginger cat saves a homeless man at Christmas) - Nov. 9, VOD (Trailer), also available in select theaters Nov. 5
  
• See You Next Christmas (holiday movie starring Elizabeth Guest, AJ Meijer and Vin Vescio; written and directed by Christine Weatherup; Two singles keep meeting, year after year, at a neighbor's Christmas party and begin to wonder if it's destiny) - Nov. 9, VOD (Trailer)
• Miami Heat (holiday-set action movie starring Oleg Prudius, Shannon Murray and Gabriela Wong. A retired Russian special forces agent must rescue his daughter from kidnappers in the days leading up to Christmas.) - Nov. 9, VOD
• Little Santa (WowNow animated holiday movie directed by Kim Brown; Little Santa finds himself lost on Christmas Eve and unable to get back to the North Pole) - Nov. 9, DVD (Trailer)
• The Real Bedford Falls: It's a Wonderful Life (documentary from directors Stu Lisson and Francis DiClemente about Seneca Falls, NY, the filming site of the iconic Christmas movie, featuring interview with Life actors Karolyn Grimes and Jimmy Hawkins, along with Monica Capra Hodges and Leonard Maltin) - Nov. 9, DVD (Trailer)
• Hope (a.k.a. Håp; starring Andrea Braein Hovig and Stellan Skarsgard; Norwegian film about a May-December marriage where the younger half of the couple is diagnosed with a brain tumor which they keep secret from their family at the holidays; first time available in the U.S. outside of film festivals) - Nov. 9 (Trailer)
• Letters to Santa 4 (a.k.a Listy do M.4; fourth in the Polish rom-com franchise that began with 2011′s Listy do M., one of the highest-grossing Polish movies of all time; starring Tomasz Karolak, Piotr Adamczyk, Agnieszka Dygant and Izabela Kuna; filmed in Poland and originally set to be released theatrically in 2020, but delayed due to COVID-19) - Nov. 9, Poland via DVD (Trailer); available in limited theatrical release as of Feb. 1
  
• Lacy's Christmas Do-Over (holiday movie starring Claire Van Der Linden, Kyle Patrick and Scarlett Roselynn; directed by Ari Golan; written by Nichole Lennstrom; A burned out exec who must spend the holidays at a small town B&B finds herself living the same day over and over; filmed in Oregon, Ill.) - Nov. 10 (IMDb, lists this release date, but can't find it anywhere.)
  
• The Christmas Pitch (holiday movie starring Joseph Morales, Alexa Maria Huerta, Debo Belogun, Ramona Edith Williams and Chandra Michaels; directed by Layne Marie Williams; Two big city execs are sent to one's small hometown, in order to reconnect with Christmas, and become involved in the town's holiday; filmed in Chicago) - Nov. 12, Vudu VOD (Trailer)
  
• Ayanna Shon's Christmas Hypnosis (low budget comedy written, directed and starring Ayanna Shon; A woman undergoes hypnosis to help her stop smoking weed in time to host her mother's Christmas party) - Nov. 12, Amazon VOD (Trailer)
• Double Walker (holiday-set supernatural horror starring Sylvia Mix and Justin Rose; directed by Colin West; A young woman found dead on Christmas Day comes back as a ghost to get revenge for her murder) - Nov. 12, Amazon VOD (Trailer)
  
• More the Merrier: The Special (Live concert from Sarah Reeves, celebrating music of the season as featured on her new album) - Nov. 12, Facebook
• The Collingsworth Family: A True Family Christmas (concert based on the Kentucky "music ministry's" 2019 holiday album) - Nov. 12, DVD
• Paddington Saves Christmas (filmed version of the live stage comedy from Rockefeller Productions; Paddington tries to prepare for the holiday arrival of his Great Aunt Matilda only to find things going awry; filmed live in New York City) - Nov. 15, On Demand
• Ace and the Christmas Miracle (starring Brande Roderick, Steven Chase and Jon Lovitz; directed by Asif Akbar; A guy who owes money to the mob ends up being able to hear a race horse talk after suffering a head injury) - Nov. 16, Rated PG, DVD/digital (Trailer)
  
• Secret Santa: A Christmas Adventure (small budget holiday movie written, directed and starring Nigel Butler; A group of down-on-their-luck buddies team up with Santa on Christmas Eve) - Nov. 16, DVD (Trailer)
  
• A Wiseguy Christmas (holiday movie starring Lisa London, Nicole D'Angelo, Shane Ryan and Chris Spinelli; directed by Gregory Hatanaka; written by Nino Cimino; A Christmas-hating mobster goes into witness protection and finds himself forced to celebrate the holiday as part of his cover) - Nov. 19 (Trailer)
• Black Friday (Thanksgiving-set zombie movie starring Bruce Campbell, Devon Saw, Ivana Baquero and Michael Jai White; directed by Casey Tebo; written by Andy Greskoviak; An annoyed group of toy store employees are forced to work on Thanksgiving to prepare for Black Friday, only to find the shoppers have been turned into zombies by an alien infection) - Nov. 19, VOD (Trailer), also in limited theatrical release
• It's Not a Very Merry Endangered Species Christmas (Canadian animated holiday movie teaching kids about endangered species, starring the voices of Sam Vincent, Tabitha St. Germain and Lee Tockar) - Nov. 20, Canada on Teletoon
• Black Beauty's Christmas (animated holiday movie starring the voices of Marco Guzman, Ben Hollington and Rebecca Planter; directed by Avery Lundren; As Christmas approaches, Black Beauty fights for his spot as king of the herd against his evil uncle, Alta) - Nov. 23, DVD (Trailer)
• Pups Alone (holiday movie shot in 2017 starring Dolph Lundgren, Jerry O'Connell, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Danny Trejo, Rob Schneider, Keith David and Eric Roberts; A gang of thieves tries to steal a dog collar that translates canine thoughts into English) - Nov. 23, DVD/digital (Trailer); also available in limited theatrical release Nov. 19
• Killer Christmas Elves (low-budget horror movie starring Stephen Lesser; directed by Joshua B. Hall; written by T.C. De Witt;  a father and spend find their neighborhood under attack on Christmas Eve by tiny, evil elves.) - Nov. 25 (Trailer, Facebook)
• Christmas vs the Walters (starring Shawnee Smith, Dean Winters, Bruce Dern and Chris Elliott, written and directed by Peter A. D'Amato; An expectant mother's attempt to create the perfect Christmas for her dysfunctional family goes awry when she's ordered to go on bed rest.) - Nov. 26, VOD (Trailer), also in limited theatrical release Nov. 5
• Puppet Killer (holiday-set horror movie starring Aleks Panuovic, Lee Majdoub, Lisa Durupt and Richard Harmon; directed by Lisa Ovies; A group of school students spending Christmas at a seclued cabin are stalked by a horror movie obsessed killer) - Nov. 29, digital (Trailer), also available in limited theatrical release Sep. 21
  
• Santa.com (holiday animated musical special tie-in with the virtual North Pole website; With the North Pole now fully automated, Santa retires, but an online Scrooge intent on cancelling Christmas gums up the works, leaving a plucky elf to save the day) - Nov. TBA on the web and Grom app
  
• Christmas at the Ranch (holiday movie starring Lindsay Wagner, Amanda Righetti and Laur Allen; directed by Christin Baker; A big city gal goes home to her family ranch to try to save it and falls in love with the new ranch hand; from Tello Films; filmed in Nashville) - Dec. 1, Tello Films
• Most Wonderful Time (holiday movie starring Brooke Burfitt, Ben Davies, Jess Barbour and Gage Baker; written and directed by Brittany Goodwin; A struggling author comes home for holidays as her mom is set to sell the family home and reunites with her high school best friends and the one that got away; filmed in Nashville) - Dec. 1
  
• Christmas in Pine Valley (holiday movie starring Andrew Biernat, Kristina Cole, Rene Ashton, Marc Herrmann and Amie Dasher; directed by Damian Romay; written by Kelly Peters and Amy Katherine Taylor; filmed in Dublin, Ga.) - Dec. 1
  
• A Merry Switchmas (holiday movie starring Sofia Arenas, Brent Black,  Ian Foreman, Martin Fajardo, Karon Riley and GRIFF; directed by Terri J Vaughn and written by Dani Renee and Marcus Smoot; A young boy who lost his mom wishes he had more family time, while a middle child longs for more privacy from his close-knit clan, so the pair switch at the holidays; filmed in Atlanta) - Dec. 1
  
• Anything But Christmas (right-wing holiday movie from JCFilms, starring Timothy Perez-Ross, Dwight Turner and Lea Hutton Beasmore; billed as an "elf political thriller," it uses "inclusivity" as a punchline and posits a proposed law to change the name of Christmas and a North Pole elf that sues to stop it, showing they understand how laws work about as well as they understand what Jesus was really all about; filmed in Kentucky) - Dec. 1, DVD from JCFilms
• Christmas on the Farm (Australian holiday movie starring Poppy Montgomery, Darren McMullen, Hugh Sheridan and Nicholas Brown; A New Yorker who writes books based on Australian farm life, must play the part at Christmas in order to secure a new publishing deal; A take on Christmas in Connecticut; filmed in Brisbane) - Dec. 1, Australia on Stan
  
• Twas The Night (dark comedy starring Nicole Pringle, David Steven Perez and Abel Rosario. A newly-engaged couple accidentally murder someone right before they host their in-laws for a holiday dinner.) - Dec. 3, VOD (Website), also in limited theatrical release
  
• Funny Thing About Love (Thanksgiving-set rom-com starring Jon Heder, Barry Corbin and Pat Finn; written and directed by Adam White; A women takes her new boyfriend home for the holiday, only to find that her ex is also spending the holiday with them) - Dec. 3, VOD (Trailer), also in limited theatrical release
• It's a Wonderful Life Table Read (celebrity benefit table read of the classic script to honor Ed Asner and benefit the Ed Asner Family Center; featuring Jason Sudeikis, Mark Hamill, Rosario Dawson, Martin Sheen, Ed Harris, Mandy Patinkin, Lou Diamond Phillips and Jean Smart, among others and sponsored by Turner Classic Movies) - Dec. 5, On Demand (Tickets)
• The Higher Spirit (holiday movie from Onyx Keesha, written by B. Danielle Watkins, and starring Rachi Herring, Zenja Dunn and Ronnie Wood; filmed in Nevada.) - Dec. 5 (Trailer)
  
• A Very Merry New Year (holiday movie starring Janika L Ivey, Nelson J Davis, Kevin J. Stone and Ronza Bee; directed by Karlton T. Clay; Secrets are exposed when high school friends reunited to celebrate the New Year) - Dec. 6, Vudu
  
• A Frozen Christmas Dance: Thank you Santa (WowNow animated holiday sing-a-long from director Alejandro Aitana; Sunnyville's baby animals have a Christmas dance party) - Dec. 7, DVD
• Santa Saves the Universe 2 (WowNow animated holiday movie directed by James Snider; Santa must battle his polar opposite to save Christmas) - Dec. 7, DVD (Trailer)
• A Frozen New Years 2 (WowNow animated holiday movie directed by Pippa Seymour; Santa plans his New Year vacation) - Dec. 7, DVD
• The Grump Who Stole Christmas 2 (WowNow animated holiday movie directed by Reggie Daniels; Santa enlists the Elf Agency's best and brightest work to remove a spell from an evil witch) - Dec. 7, DVD (Trailer)
• The New Years Baby (WowNow animated holiday movie directed by Chip Bryant; A genius baby challenges his New Year's Eve sitter, but could help Santa save the world from Frankenstein, Dracula and other monsters) - Dec. 7, DVD (Trailer)
• A Christmas Number One (holiday movie starring Iwan Rheon, Freida Pinto and Rich Hall; directed by Chris Cottam; written by Robert Chandler, Keiron Self and Giles New; A disgraced music manager flees New York for London and discovers what she thinks could be the next big thing when she hears a 13-year-old singing online, but clashes with the young star's uncle when she tries to secure rights to the potential hit; filmed in the UK) - Dec. 10, UK on Sky
  
• 13th Day of Christmas (small-budget, holiday-set crime thriller starring and directed by Matthew Widdowson, along with Jamal Augustine-Clarke, Kerri Hedley-Cheney and Kianna Grace; A cop struggling with mental health issues searching for a serial killer at the holidays; filmed in the UK) - Dec. 13, YouTube
• A Princess Ellie Christmas (small-budget holiday movie directed and starring Ekaette Shammah; A set decorator's character comes to life) - Dec. 15 (Website)
• A Unicorn for Christmas (holiday movie starring Sunny Mabrey, Chuck Wicks, Abby James Witherspoon, Christian Finlayson, Charlene Tilton, Lane Davies and Ed Marinaro; directed by Stacia Crawford; written by Haven McCord & Andreas Olavarria; A young girl finds a real unicorn at Christmas carnival and most protect it from those who would exploit it; filmed in Georgia) - Dec. 15, CTV in Canada
  
• Sister Krampus (holiday horror movie directed by Mark Polonia; A nun who died horribly summons Krampus to get revenge and in exchange becomes his bride, decades later two sisters traveling in Europe try to stop her killing spree) - Dec. 15, Blu-Ray
• Last Train to Christmas (Sky Cinema original starring Michael Sheen, Cary Elwes and Nathalie Emmanuel; written and directed by Julian Kemp; An '80s nightclub owner on train going home for the holidays finds that moving from car to car actually travels him through time, and he can change his past and future via his actions; filmed in Wales) - Dec. 18, UK on Sky
  
• The Amazing Mr. Blunden (Sky original family movie starring Simon Callow and Tamsin Greig; A mysterious man offers a struggling family a new job on run down farm that contains some mysterious secrets) - Dec. 20, UK on Sky
• Crossovers Live! Holiday Finale (Broadway chat show hosted by Tony winner Brian Stokes Miller, featuring special guests who made the transition from stage to screen) - Dec. 20, Stellar
• A Christmas Reckoning (small-budget holiday movie written, directed and starring Ray Martin, along with Eoin O'Shea and Jake Mattera) - Dec. 23 (Facebook)
• The Holiday to Remembe r (small-budget holiday movie about regaining the magic of a childhood Christmas; written and directed by Sharlene Humm; starring Karen Ann Martino, Maja Nile and Tracey Eman; filmed in Florida in 2017) - Dec. 24 (Website)
• The Mezzotint (holiday ghost story starring Rory Kinnear, Robert Bathurst and Frances Barber; based on the short story by M.R. James, adapted by Mark Gatiss; A gifted engraving of a mysterious house proves sinister; filmed in the UK) - Dec. 24, UK on BBC Two
  
• Terry Pratchett's The Abominable Snow Baby (hand-drawn animated special based on the short story; starring Hugh Dancy, Julie Walters and David Harewood; When a 14-foot Abominable Snow Baby shows up in quaint Village after a storm, the townspeople all show fear, except one who welcomes him in her home.) - Dec. 24, UK on Channel 4
  
• Adam Saves Christmas (Irish animated special starring Adam King; Adam and his friends must help Santa restore the Northern Lights or Christmas will be cancelled) - Dec. 24, Ireland on RTEjr
• Christmas in Sun Valley (a.k.a. Christmas in Blue; holiday movie directed by Sebastian Siegel; written by Victoria Cordova and Gary Quinn) - Dec. 25
  
• A Christmas Wish (holiday short film written and directed by Tamekia Sholts; starring Alex Javo; A woman who finds out her boyfriend is cheating makes a wish on a snow globe to find true love.) - Dec. 25
• Melody from Heaven: A Christmas Story (holiday movie from writer-director Howard Clay Jr.; Adult children reunite at the holidays to deal with their difficult childhood, following their mother's terminal diagnosis.) - Dec. 25 (Website)
  
• Where Oliver Fits: A Christmas Eve Tale (animated special based on the book Where Oliver Fits by Cale Atkinson; A puzzle piece gets separated from his family in Santa's workshop and must make and rely on new friends to find his way home) - Dec. TBA, Canada on Treehouse and in Latin America on Discovery Kids
• Kumeri Christmas (Ghanian holiday film from writer-director Kobi Rana, set in Kumasi, which has been nicknamed "Kumerica" for its USA-like lifestyle) - Dec. TBA via VOD
• Christmas Break (low-budget holiday movie starring T.J. Holmes, J Franklin, Phillip Hodge III and Trinity Alexis; directed by Ray Simone; filmed in Atlanta) - Dec. TBA (Instagram)
• Hashtag Blessed: The Movie (partially crowd-funded holiday movie written/produced by Dalea Faulkner and directed by Stephanie McBain; A women who hates her own life wishes for the sort of existence she sees play out on social media; filmed in Arizona) - Dec. TBA (Trailer)
• Cupid for Christmas (holiday movie directed by Blayne Weaver and written by Patricia Harrington, starring Natasha Behnam, Ryan Carnes, Melanie Stone and Richard Kind; Cupid looks for a replacement so he can retire and celebrate the holidays; filmed in Virginia) - TBA
  
• The Magic (a.k.a. The Magic of Christmas; holiday movie starring Eric Roberts, Alejandra Espinoza, Kristos Andrews and Bianca & Chaira D'Ambrosio; written and directed by Gregori J Martin; A man tries to regain his Christmas spirit with a little help from his guardian angels) - TBA (Instagram)
• Santa's Real  (a.k.a. Santa 4 Real; family holiday movie from Big Screen Entertainment Group; starring Hailey Wang and  Elija Elerick; directed by Julien and Ben Deka; filmed in L.A.) - TBA
• Masha and the Bear: Masha's Christmas (full-length animated holiday special from Russian animation company Animaccord, based on its popular Masha and the Bear shorts) - TBA on YouTube
• A Night Before Christmas (Brazilian animated movie from writer/director Nelson Botter Jr. featuring the characters from The Amazing Professor Ambrosius Mansion series starring the voices of Mike Pollock and Tyler Bunch; English and Portuguese language) - TBA on YouTube
• L'il Santa (animated holiday short series, plus half-hour animated special from Montreal-based K6 animation based on the comic book series by Lewis Trondheim and Thierry Robin; Santa's reindeer stage a protest to help save endangered caribou) - TBA in Canada on TeleQuebec (Website)

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