PREMISE: When an overachieving young finance exec is unceremoniously dumped by her cheating fiancé during the Diwali holidays, her free-spirited bestie is determined to help her get lit.

When sparks fly between Belinda and Tony, Belinda realizes there is more to Casa de Milagro than meets the eye. With Milagro gone, Belinda Sawyer (Emeraude Toubia), an executive at one of the largest greeting card and holiday décor chains, sees an opportunity to acquire the company. Siblings Tony (Mario Lopez) and Magdalena (Aimee Garcia), with help from their dad (Efrain Figueroa), run the shop in Santa Fe, but when their beloved Milagro unexpectedly passes, the family struggles to find its heart. Their award-winning designs, created by matriarch Milagro Ortega, are highly sought after each holiday season. PREMISE: Casa de Milagro is a family-owned business that makes holiday ornaments and décor, inspired by Mexican Christmas traditions. PREMISE: To make the 100th anniversary of her hometown’s Victorian festival a success, Cassie invites action movie star and former high school classmate Jake to play Scrooge in “A Christmas Carol.” Kristoffer Polaha and Brooke D’Orsay star. Image Credit: Courtesy of Crown Media Press Scroll down to browse our extensive guide, then hit the comments with your reactions to this year’s slate. You’ll also find several sequels to holiday films of years’ past, including Vanessa Hudgens in The Princess Switch 3, Brandon Routh in The Nine Kittens of Christmas, Kelly Rowland in Merry Liddle Christmas Baby and Robert Buckley in The Christmas House 2.Īs for Hanukkah films, well… there’s one: Hallmark’s Eight Gifts of Hanukkah (starring Lucifer‘s Inbar Lavi). Lifetime, meanwhile, has Blending Christmas (featuring The Brady Bunch‘s Barry Williams, Christopher Knight, Mike Lookinland and Susan Olsen) and A Christmas Dance Reunion (headlined by High School Musical‘s Corbin Bleu and Monique Coleman).

Several festive flicks contain mini-cast reunions, including Hallmark Channel’s A Kiss Before Christmas (which has Desperate Housewives‘ Teri Hatcher and James Denton) The Christmas Contest (starring Fuller House‘s Candace Cameron Bure and John Brotherton) and Next Stop, Christmas (bringing together Back to the Future‘s Lea Thompson and Christopher Lloyd).

We’ll also add additional titles and photos if/when they become available. The following guide encompasses made-for-TV movies airing on BET+, Bounce, CBS, Comedy Central, The CW, Discovery+, Disney Channel, GAC Family (fka Great American Country), Hallmark Channel (and its various sister networks), HBO Max, ION, Lifetime, Netflix, Nickelodeon, OWN, Peacock, Paramount+, The Roku Channel, UPtv and VH1. 25, broadcast networks, basic cable channels and select streaming services are serving more than 140 original Christmas movies, and TVLine has compiled a comprehensive list (don’t worry, we’ve checked it twice!) to help you keep track of ’em all.

Everywhere for Nothing by Meggan Kaiser