Every year, even if we roll our eyes, we click on schmaltzy holiday movies starring sitcom actors from the good old days.

But with so many different streaming options available now, it can be difficult to find the movies that you’re after. Check out some of these Christmas classics... 35 years of Christmas specials ...

“This holiday season proves that classic Christmas movies never go out ... “Despite Netflix’s play at the holiday hitmaker, Hallmark movies made up one-third of the top 15 this year.” ...

When she's not writing, she likes to dote over her cat, sip black coffee and try out new horror movies. The holidays are great for revisiting classic festive flicks, but you don't need to limit ...

Unlike most Hallmark Christmas movies, this one didn’t shove the holiday down your throat. In fact, it felt more like a fun Netflix holiday movie than a Hallmark one because of how many rules it ...

Netflix has slowly become as synonymous with Christmas movies as the Hallmark channel, and the streamer has made it even easier for subscribers avoid endlessly scrolling to find the exact festive ...

It's the holiday season, which means you can finally binge the Christmas movies it would feel weird to watch any other time of year. While finding the family favorites used to mean digging through ...

People watch Hallmark movies anywhere possible ... ranging from its ability to stay true to the perfect Christmas movie formula to the chemistry between the leads. Fans love it so much that ...

Her Our Little Secret outranks films starring Lacey Chabert, the longtime Hallmark staple who has a new Netflix movie, and comedian Jack Black, whose fun Christmas film scored for Paramount+.

The Hallmark Channel has been the prime place for holiday movies since it launched in 2001. Following the success of their 2009 "Countdown to Christmas ... the premiere of Netflix's "AJ and ...

Hallmark Channel has a long roster of A-list talent, including Luke Macfarlane and Lacey Chabert, but not all have exclusive ...

Switched Again (Netflix)Until “A Christmas Prince,” Lifetime and Hallmark were the premier destinations for an annual dose of feel-good holiday cheer. Their original movies were predictable ...