Mary Katharine Ham and Amelia Hamilton are here to tell you about the essential elements that create the magic of Hallmark Channel Christmas movies. They break down the stock characters, Christmas villages, and featured tropes that are found among the 30 plus movies churned out each holiday season.
“The Hallmark Channel just plays these movies from October on,” Ham said. “Business is booming and you can literally tune in anytime to Christmas movies.”
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