Get ready to cozy up with your hot cocoa and blanket because the 2025 holiday season is about to get a whole lot merrier—and more dramatic—with a slew of new Christmas movies hitting your favorite streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and more. But here’s where it gets controversial: Are these feel-good films just predictable rom-coms, or do they offer something deeper? Let’s dive into the lineup and you decide.
The Great Christmas Snow-In kicks things off on Sunday, November 2 at 7pm, starring Joey Lawrence and Amanda Fuller. After a heartbreaking breakup, a man retreats to a secluded cabin meant for his honeymoon, only to get snowed in with his ex-fiancée’s cousin. And this is the part most people miss: Could this forced proximity lead to unexpected romance, or will old wounds resurface? It’s a classic setup with a twist that’ll keep you guessing.
Next up, A Royal Christmas Manor premieres on Sunday, November 9 at 7pm, featuring Kirk Barker and Brianna Cohen. A prince escapes his royal duties for a traditional American Christmas at a cozy inn, falling for the innkeeper who has no clue about his true identity. But here’s the question: Is love enough to bridge the gap between royalty and reality? Or is this just another fairy tale?
Saving the Christmas Ranch, airing on Sunday, November 16 at 7pm, stars Brianna Cohen (again!) and Jonathan Stoddard. A woman has just two days to save her family’s Christmas lodge after their accountant steals their money. Meanwhile, a developer offers her a deal she can’t refuse—or can she? Controversial take: Is this a story of resilience or a cautionary tale about greed? You be the judge.
A Royal Christmas Hope premieres on Sunday, November 23 at 7pm, with Jenna Michno and Robert Adamson. A widowed nonprofit founder meets a visiting prince, and their holiday connection reignites hope and love. But here’s where it gets emotional: Can two broken hearts truly heal each other, or is this just a temporary escape from grief?
Switching gears, The Christmas Checklist drops on Saturday, November 29 at 7pm, starring Sarah Power. A grieving daughter discovers a Christmas checklist from her late mother, with 12 tasks to complete before the holiday. And this is the part most people miss: It’s not just about checking boxes—it’s about healing and honoring memories. Grab your tissues for this one.
A Christmas in Amish Country, airing on Sunday, November 30 at 7pm, features Ella Cannon and Jason Tobias. A chef returns to her Amish roots after a career setback and finds healing—and a renewed friendship with a local farmer. Controversial question: Can we ever truly go back to where we started, or is this just a romanticized fantasy?
For something darker, A Christmas Murder Mystery premieres on Sunday, December 7 at 7pm, starring Jamie Bernadette and Vivica A. Fox. A puzzle editor spending the holidays with a wealthy family must solve a murder when one of them turns up dead. But here’s where it gets suspenseful: Who can she trust when everyone’s a suspect? This one’s for the mystery lovers.
Christmas in Big Sky Country, airing on Sunday, December 14 at 7pm, stars Rebecca Dalton and Olivier Renaud. A woman teams up with an oil company PR agent to ensure her brother-in-law returns home safely for the holidays. And this is the part most people miss: It’s not just about the rescue—it’s about the unlikely alliance that forms along the way.
Finally, Christmas With the Knightlys closes out the season on Sunday, December 21 at 7pm, with Celeste Desjardins and Joe Scarpellino. A teacher agrees to pose as a billionaire’s son’s girlfriend in exchange for a new community center for her students. Controversial take: Is this a heartwarming tale of sacrifice, or does it romanticize transactional relationships? Let’s debate it in the comments!
With this lineup, the 2025 holiday season promises laughter, tears, and plenty of thought-provoking moments. Which one will you be tuning into? And more importantly, what’s your take on these storylines? Let’s discuss!
