Here’s a sample of some of the new holiday-themed movies coming to the major streaming services for the 2025 season, along with some of the titles that recently debuted.
Apple TV
“The Family Plan 2”: The Morgan family returns, this time balancing a spur-of-the-moment London Christmas with the perils of being an ex-assassin. Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan star. Release date: Nov. 21.
“The First Snow of Fraggle Rock”: The Fraggles eagerly await the start of the holidays and learn that the most meaningful moments aren’t perfect — they’re unique, like snowflakes. Release date: Dec. 5.
Apple TV premieres “The First Snow of Fraggle Rock” on Dec. 5, 2025.
BET+
“Son of the Preacher”: A beauty entrepreneur (Gabrielle Graham) dreams of launching her haircare brand that feels just out of reach. Enter a social media–famous preacher’s kid (Chris LeBlanc) who has a complicated relationship with his megachurch dynasty. Release date: Nov. 27.
“Love After Holidays”: On a journey of self-discovery, a talk show host (Trina) battling addiction must confront her past, rebuild her relationships, and transform her pain into purpose. Release date: Dec. 4.
“Never Alone for Christmas: Memphis”: Two Memphis ladies (Melissa L. Williams and K. Michelle) with big hearts — a dating coach, and a once-great Beale Street blues singer — find themselves unexpectedly alone for Christmas, so they help one another reset their love lives. Release date: Dec. 11.
“Vera’s Holiday Flop”: A high school reunion… what could go wrong? Vera (Charity Jordan) is not ready for this wild weekend packed with old flames, bad decisions and big laughs. Release date: Dec. 18.
“A Soulful Christmas”: When the children (Kenny Lattimore and Shannice) of two feuding musical legends are forced to collaborate on a holiday song remake, their rivalry turns into an unexpected romance. Release date: Dec. 25.
Disney+ and Hulu
Joe, Nick and Kevin Jonas star in “A Very Jonas Christmas,” a new movie streaming on Disney+ and Hulu for the 2025 holiday season.
“A Very Jonas Christmas Movie”: Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas face a series of escalating obstacles as they struggle to make it from London to New York in time to spend Christmas with their families. Available now on Disney+ and Hulu.
“Joy to the World”: A famous lifestyle writer must maintain her carefully crafted image when TV cameras arrive for Christmas dinner. Her plan to have her best friend pose as her spouse leads to unexpected feelings and revelations. Available now on Disney+ and Hulu.
“Prep & Landing: The Snowball Protocol”: Santa’s elves Wayne and Lanny return for the holidays. Wayne’s attempt to prepare a home for Santa’s arrival goes shockingly wrong, forcing him to cover up his mistake, lest he get in trouble. Release date: Nov. 28 on Disney+.
Netflix
“A Merry Little Ex-Mas”: A couple (Alicia Silverstone and Oliver Hudson) wants an amicable divorce and one last holiday as a family, but new flames and old feelings complicate their plans. Available now.
“Champagne Problems”: Sydney (Minka Kelly) travels to France to secure the acquisition of a renowned champagne brand, and complications bubble up when she falls for a charming local (Tom Wozniczka) who turns out to be the founder’s son. Release date: Nov. 19.
“Jingle Bell Heist”: Sophie (Olivia Holt) and Nick (Connor Swindells) hate their boss, the owner of a large London department store known for its holiday extravagance. After he stiffs them both on pay, they plan a hapless heist of his penthouse on Christmas Eve. Release date: Nov. 26.
“My Secret Santa”: When she loses her job, single mom Taylor (Alexandra Breckenridge) is desperate to keep her daughter in elite snowboarding lessons. So she hatches a bold plan to disguise herself as an older man and get hired as the ski resort’s resident Santa. Release date: Dec. 3.
Roku Channel
“Merry Little Mystery”: When a woman (Jordin Sparks) returns to her hometown to play Secret Santa, an inquisitive reporter (Keon Alexander) tries to expose her identity, and unexpectedly steals her heart. Release date: Nov. 19.
Prime Video
“Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy”: A New York fashion designer (Shannon Thornton) follows her crush (Aaron O’Connell) to Colorado in search of holiday magic, only to be stranded by a snowstorm and find an unexpected connection with a stranger (Tosin Morohunfola). Available now.
“Oh. What. Fun.”: When her family accidentally leaves her behind during the holidays, a devoted mom (Michelle Pfeiffer) embarks on an impromptu adventure. Release date: Dec. 3.
“Merv”: Exes (Zooey Deschanel and Charlie Cox) try co-parenting their dog after a breakup — but when their pup grows depressed, a trip to Florida rekindles old feelings; Patricia Heaton co-stars. Release date: Dec. 10.
More holiday movies on other streaming platforms
“The Great Christmas Snow-In”: After his engagement is called off, a man (Joey Lawrence) retreats to a secluded cabin meant for his honeymoon and gets snowed in with his ex-fiancée’s cousin (Amanda Fuller). Available now on UPtv.
“A Loud House Christmas Movie: Naughty or Nice”: The third animated movie spun off from “The Loud House” series. In this one, Lincoln Loud hacks Santa’s naughty and nice list, accidentally flipping which children are deemed good and bad. Available starting Nov. 21 on Nickelodeon.
“A Royal Christmas Hope”: At Christmastime in New York City, a nonprofit director meets a prince volunteering incognito at her charity. Available starting Nov. 23 on UPtv
“Fake Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”: When a professor (Kiki Layne) pretends to be in a relationship with an unconscious stranger, she’s swept into his family’s holiday plans — complicated by her ex (Etienne Maurice), who happens to be his doctor. Available starting Nov. 29 on the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN).
“She’s Making a List”: As an inspector for the Naughty or Nice Group, Isabel (Lacey Chabert) falls for the widowed father of a child she is evaluating. Available starting Dec. 6 on Hallmark+.
“Very Merry Mystery”: A beauty shop owner (Ashleigh Murray) attends a Christmas murder mystery party that turns real. She then teams up with her detective boyfriend (Tristan Mack Wilds) to solve the case. Available starting Dec. 13 on OWN.
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