'Home Alone 2: Lost in New York' is the sequel to the holiday classic loved by many, Home Alone. In this movie, Kevin McCallister once again finds himself lost from his family, but this time, he has ended up in New York City. Kevin must defeat Harry and Marv (burglars) a second time, but this time around, he is defending a toy store that they plan to rob on Christmas Eve. 'Home Alone 2: Lost in New York' is a great movie to watch this holiday season. It shows another exciting new adventure for Kevin while still displaying the same humor and comedy that has been loved in the original Home Alone.

'The Santa Clause' has become a favorite holiday film for families. The movie tells the story of Scott Calvin, a normal man who accidently becomes Santa Clause. Scott Calvin has to maintain two new lives: being Santa Clause and being a father to his son, Charlie. The movie shows the magic and joy of Christmas that keeps the audience entertained and on their toes, making this a must-watch every single year. 

'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' has been the perfect Christmas film for families to watch together for generations. It is an excellent movie emphasizing the heartwarming story of Rudolph, who is known and loved. Rudolph is first criticized for his nose, but he soon becomes a hero and leads Santa and all 12 of his reindeer to deliver presents on Christmas Eve.

This Christmas movie starts with The Grinch, a bitter and extremely mischievous man who hates Christmas and plans to ruin it for every citizen in Whoville. Eventually, he meets Cindy Lou Who and finds the true meaning of Christmas! This film shows the importance of kindness and forgiveness but also is comedic, making this a great movie for someone of any age. 

'The Christmas Story' is the perfect holiday film for getting into the Christmas spirit. The movie has a great soundtrack that features many Christmas songs. The movie follows a young boy searching for the perfect Christmas gift. The film's setting is in the 1940s but is still light-hearted and humourous, and best of all, it was filmed right here in Cleveland! 

 'Good Luck Charlie: It's Christmas' is a heartwarming movie that captures the true meaning of Christmas and the importance of family. The movie takes the audience on a road trip with the Duncan family, showing the problems that they will have to overcome on the way. This movie includes a relatable family dynamic and is great to watch with younger siblings. It captures the reality of the holiday season for a lot of families and expresses sweet moments between the Duncans. 

'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation' is a hilarious and iconic holiday film. The movie follows the Griswold family as they prepare for Christmas, but they soon come across one disaster after another. This is a must-watch movie as it has memorable characters such as Cousin Eddy, who has made the movie stick with many viewers. Viewers also love the witty lines and "slapstick humor."

'Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town' is one of the best children's Christmas movies, but is also loved by adults. Like a lot of other Christmas movies, 'Santa Claus is Comin' to Town' has a storyline that teaches generosity. While it is short, the animation is very cute and includes catchy songs. This movie is narrated by a postman who explains why Santa delivers presents once a year and lives at the North Pole. 

'Frosty the Snowman' is a classic that many have already watched. It is a cute movie that shows the tale of Frosty. Two children find a magical top hat that makes their snowman come to life. He must escape and get on a train with one of the children, Karen, before Professor Hinkle takes back his hat and Frosty is no longer a "jolly soul."

'Christmas on the Range' is a Hallmark romance and western film that features the main character, Kendall, who has one wish this year: to save her family ranch from a malicious neighbor longing to have their land. Along the way, Kendall falls in love with the neighbor's son, Clint. This is a different type of Christmas movie but, it is perfect for a teenage/adult audience.