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Holiday Watch: Window Wonderland

Christmas in New York can only mean one thing: department store window display battles. Window Wonderland gives us a competition to see which of …

Holiday Watch: Catch a Christmas Star

It’s never easy to rekindle a high school romance. It’s even harder when one is internationally known and publicizing a new holiday …

Holiday Watch: The Twelve Trees of Christmas

The neighborhood public library in Manhattan has happily resided in the Shaughnessy building for fifty years. That is about to come to an …

Holiday Watch: The Christmas Ornament

In The Christmas Ornament, Kathy Howard struggles to keep open the bicycle shop she and her late husband owned. The holiday season has …

Holiday Watch: A Very Merry Mix-Up

When you head off to spend Christmas with your new fiance’s parents, you don’t expect to end up with someone else’s family. …

Holiday Watch: Snow Bride

Greta Cane is a celebrity gossip reporter with a new assignment: one of the Tannenhill boys just bought an engagement ring but …

Holiday Watch: Pete’s Christmas

Don’t you just hate those Christmases when you live it over and over and over…. It’s like that for one hapless teen …

Holiday Watch: The Thanksgiving House

In The Thanksgiving House, lawyer Mary Ross gets hit with two surprises: that she has inherited a house in Plymouth, Massachusetts which …

Holiday Watch: Christmas With Holly

Holly Nagle is a girl who has lost her mom and now doesn’t talk. Fortunately for her, her mom made sure that one of Holly’s uncles would be there to look out for her and love her no matter what in this Hallmark Hall of Fame production of Christmas With Holly.

Holiday Watch: Matchmaker Santa

A pastry chef and her mismatched beau have trouble meeting up when Santa decides to strand her in a quaint town with her beau’s friend and co-worker while her boyfriend is trapped at his family lake house with his mother along with his high school sweetheart.

Holiday Watch: Help For the Holidays

Summer Glau stars as Christine, one of Santa’s elves, who at the bequest of Will VanCamp arrives in Los Angeles to give his working-too-hard parents some Help For the Holidays.

Holiday Watch: Come Dance With Me

Come Dance With Me tells us that while ambitious men are still willing to woo the boss’ daughter to get to the top, those darned mid-west roots run deep and love will always have a chance over money if the right person comes along.

Holiday Watch: The Christmas Heart

In The Christmas Heart, a teenage athlete collapses and his parents are told he needs a heart transplant within about ten days. Meanwhile, a man who is constantly looking for the next big score finds himself in need of some redemption. It’s a race against time in a story about faith.

Holiday Watch: Love at the Christmas Table

Kat and Sam have a standing date: Elissa Beth’s Christmas table on Christmas Eve. Or, more precisely, at the kiddie table. From the title, the plot of the movie is easily guessed at from here: will Kat and Sam find Love at the Christmas Table?

Holiday Watch: Naughty or Nice

When your name is Krissy Kringle, you’re bound to get a lot of grief around Christmas time. But what if you could level the playing field a bit? What if you had Santa’s list of Naughty and Nice to help you mete out justice? Could you handle the list?

Holiday Watch: Love At the Thanksgiving Day Parade

One of the holidays given short shrift during holiday movie season is Thanksgiving. When they are made, it usually centers around the holiday feast. But what about the traditional parade? No, not the one in New York, the one in Chicago? When an enthusiastic parade coordinator finds herself butting heads with a corporate scrooge, holiday fireworks are bound to ignite.

Holiday Watch: The Wishing Tree

Evan Farnsworth a widower teacher at a boarding school, helps and watches over three students “orphaned” at the school over the Christmas break. What could possibly go wrong?

Holiday Watch: Christmas Magic

There are times when you don’t want to have to work to watch a movie…especially during the holidays. Christmas Magic is an easily digested break from the hectic season. The story isn’t complicated or ironic, just quietly entertaining.