18 New Christmas Movies Worth a Watch This Holiday Season
Is it even Christmas if you don’t watch a movie starring Candace Cameron Bure? For her eighth Hallmark Christmas movie, Bure stars as Lauren Gabriel who leaves the big city for the small town of Grandon Falls and learns the true meaning of Christmas thanks to local townsfolk and an attractive stranger. Other stars includeSabrina, the Teenage WitchGhosting: The Spirit of Christmas
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