New Christmas Movies & TV Shows December 2025: Where To Watch

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In December 2025, viewers can expect a wide selection of Christmas movies and TV shows on various channels and streaming services. The holidays always mean new festive entertainment, and networks like Hallmark are known for their Christmas programming, while services like Netflix regularly create their own original Christmas films.

This December, you’ll find a wide variety of Christmas movies and shows on different networks and streaming services – everything from comedies to dramas, so there’s something for everyone. While some new titles will premiere all at once, many will be available to stream throughout the month, making it easy to watch plenty of holiday entertainment.

My Secret Santa (Movie)

Netflix, December 3

I absolutely loved My Secret Santa! It’s a really fun romantic comedy directed by Michael Rohl. The story centers around a single mom who’s down on her luck after losing her job. She comes up with this incredibly clever, if a little crazy, plan to disguise herself as an older man so she can work as Santa at a ski resort. It’s just a charming and heartwarming film!

Things get tricky for her when her boss starts to suspect she’s keeping a secret, and she unexpectedly falls for the owner’s son. The movie My Secret Santa stars Alexandra Breckenridge, Ryan Eggold, and Tia Mowry.

Oh. What. Fun (Movie)

Prime Video, December 3

“Oh. What. Fun” is a funny movie directed by Michael Showalter and inspired by a story from Chandler Baker. The film centers around Claire Clauster (played by Michelle Pfeiffer), a woman who always organizes Christmas but feels like her family doesn’t appreciate her efforts.

When Claire disappears, her family suddenly understands just how much she means to them, and surprisingly, she turns up as a contestant on a TV show. The film Oh. What. Fun also features Felicity Jones, Chloë Grace Moretz, Jason Schwartzman, Eva Longoria, and other talented actors.

The Twelve Dates Til Christmas (Miniseries)

Hallmark & Hallmark+, December 5 to 19

In the miniseries The Twelve Dates Til Christmas, Mae Whitman plays Kate, a designer who creates patterns for fabrics. She also cares for her father while he recovers from an injury. To cheer her up and get her out of a slump, Kate’s best friend enrolls her in a festive matchmaking service called The 12 Dates of Christmas.

Jingle All The Way To Love (Movie)

Lifetime, December 5

“Jingle All the Way to Love” is a romantic movie directed by Graeme Campbell. The film follows Andi (Erin Agostino), who received a lucky sleigh bell from a mysterious person years ago. After telling her story on the radio, she teams up with the show’s host, Jake (Romaince Waite), and listeners to find the kind stranger who gave her the bell.

She’s Making A List (Movie)

Hallmark & Hallmark+, December 6

“She’s Making a List” is a romantic comedy directed by Stacey N. Harding. The movie centers around Isabel (Lacey Chabert), a highly skilled inspector who works for a company that decides which children are naughty or nice. While assessing an 11-year-old boy, Isabel finds herself falling in love with his father, Jason (Andrew Walker), who is a widower.

Merry Missed Connection (Movie)

Lifetime, December 6

Merry Missed Connection is a story about a woman who meets someone at a speed-dating event. After accidentally switching diaries with a man she barely knows, she sets out to find him before Christmas.

Single On The 25th (Movie)

Hallmark & Hallmark+, December 7

I recently watched Single On The 25th, a really sweet romance directed by Jonathan Wright. It’s about Nell Duke, played by Lyndsy Fonseca, who’s facing the holidays alone in the city. But things change when she unexpectedly connects with her handsome neighbor, a financial analyst brought to life by Daniel Lissing – and it’s just lovely to watch their connection grow!

Merv (Movie)

Prime Video, December 10

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Merv is a romantic comedy directed by Jessica Swale. The film follows Russ (Charlie Cox) and Anna (Zooey Deschanel), a couple who split up and then discover their dog is sad because of it. They decide to take the dog on a trip to Florida hoping it will cheer him up, and during the vacation, they start to reconnect with each other.

The Creep Tapes (Christmas Episode)

Shudder, AMC+, December 12

The Creep Tapes is a horror series filmed in a ‘found footage’ style, created by Patrick Brice. It’s the third part of the Creep story, and this time, it shows the Creep’s past crimes by using years of video recordings he’s collected.

The podcast The Creep Tapes is now in its second season and will feature a special Christmas episode. The episode centers around a man named Nick who has an unexpected therapy session on Christmas Eve, during which he notices his therapist acting very strangely.

A Runaway Bride for Christmas (Movie)

Lifetime, December 12

“A Runaway Bride for Christmas” is a heartwarming family film directed by Marco Deufemia. The movie follows Emma (Nischelle Turner), who goes home after leaving her wedding. There, she reconnects with Mitch (Mark Ghanimé), her high school sweetheart, and they begin a new romance as they both recover from past heartbreak.

Christmas In Alaska (Movie)

Lifetime, December 12

I recently watched Christmas In Alaska, and it’s a really charming movie! It’s a comedy-drama directed by Dylan Pearce about two journalists, Oliver and Megan, played by Marcus Rosner and Emma Johnson. They’re both after the same big promotion, but things get complicated when their plane makes an emergency landing in Alaska. Stuck together, they unexpectedly find romance during the Christmas season. It’s a fun watch if you’re looking for a lighthearted holiday film!

Thank God: Christmas at Keller Ranch (Movie)

Lifetime, December 13

Directed by Stefan Brogren, Thank God: Christmas at Keller Ranch follows Wes Campbell, a hockey player recovering from an injury. He goes to Nashville for therapy involving horses, where he connects with and falls for Maggie Keller, a single mother.

Rodeo Christmas Romance (Movie)

Lifetime, December 13

Directed by Mike Donis, Rodeo Christmas Romance follows Emma, a horse rider, as she cares for an injured horse and housesits for a friend over the holidays. She crosses paths with Noal, a quiet veteran, and a connection forms that could help them both overcome past hurts.

A Suite Holiday Romance (Movie)

Hallmark & Hallmark+, December 13

“A Suite Holiday Romance” is a dramatic movie about Sabrina, a writer working on a memoir at a fancy hotel. She meets Ian at the hotel bar and pretends to be rich, unaware that he’s actually a staff member pretending to be a nobleman to oversee a display of royal jewels.

A Pickleball Christmas (Movie)

Lifetime, December 20

“A Pickleball Christmas” is a family-friendly movie directed by Monika Mitchell. The story centers around Luke Hollis (James Lafferty), a tennis pro who comes home for the holidays and discovers his family’s racquet club is in danger of being sold. He joins forces with Caroline (Zibby Allen), the pickleball instructor, and they enter a Christmas tournament hoping to save it.

A Make Or Break Holiday (Movie)

Hallmark & Hallmark+, December 20

“A Make Or Break Holiday” is a heartwarming drama about a couple who have recently split up. To keep the peace during the holidays, they pretend to still be together for their families. As they work together to create a perfect Christmas, old feelings begin to resurface, and they rediscover what initially brought them together.

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2025-12-01 22:12