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Less-appreciated Christmas films might not receive the acclaim they deserve due to audiences finding them overly cheesy or sentimental. Particularly when it comes to Hallmark Christmas movies, these productions often earn a reputation for being excessively cringe-worthy. However, despite frequent humor about their quality, there is a substantial fanbase who are utterly captivated by them. The reason the Hallmark Channel churns out numerous new Christmas movies year after year becomes clearer: it’s no longer just an annual tradition but a beloved institution for many viewers. Some enthusiasts even claim that the cheesier a Christmas movie is, the more enjoyable it is! Here are some “cheesy” films guaranteed to bring joy to your face. These films can be streamed on Peacock and with Hallmark Now subscriptions.

The much-anticipated return of Dragon Ball Super is set for next year, with an unexpected appearance by Black Frieza signaling its impending comeback. After a prolonged hiatus following the demise of creator Akira Toriyama, it was revealed during the Jump Festa 2025 weekend that the manga will make a grand return in 2026. In the meantime, fans can look forward to Black Frieza stealing the limelight once more before they witness the next significant chapter of this beloved series.

The upcoming TV anime adaptation of Kenta Shinohara’s “Witch Watch,” which has been serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine since 2021, is set to debut next year as part of a new wave of franchises. Fans have recently received a clearer glimpse into what the new anime will offer and how much content it will cover. Unlike many other franchises from early 2020s manga getting their anime adaptations around the same time, “Witch Watch” seems best suited for a weekly series filled with antics.

There’s often been debate about whether the original Die Hard qualifies as a Christmas movie, and this discussion tends to overshadow the status of the second film. This might be because the first movie, directed by John McTiernan, is more iconic. However, it’s strange because Die Hard 2 clearly fits the mold of an R-rated Christmas action movie, which strengthens the argument that the original should also be considered as such.