12 films worth watching: they will warm you up, make you laugh, and tickle your nerves a little

The New Year holidays are the perfect time to wrap yourself in a blanket and choose a movie to suit your mood. Whether you want romance, loud laughter, or a little adrenaline, our selection has it all.

For our subscribers, we have prepared films for couples in love, family adventures, movies to watch with children, and even festive thrillers for those who love a good scare. Choose your mood and enjoy the magic of cinema.

For viewing as a couple

"Man vs. Baby" (2025)

The sequel to the hilarious comedy "Man vs. Bee," in which Rowan Atkinson returns for even more chaotic Christmas adventures. Trevor Bingley tries to start a quiet life as a school caretaker, but instead of a peaceful holiday, he is tasked with looking after a luxurious penthouse in London.

The situation gets complicated when a baby, accidentally left behind after a school Christmas play, ends up in his arms. A light, funny, and heartwarming comedy that creates a true festive mood.

Christmas with the Ex (2025)

A new family Christmas romantic comedy from Netflix starring Alicia Silverstone and Oliver Hudson. Kate and Everett, once in love, are preparing for divorce but decide to spend one last Christmas together with their adult children. The peaceful celebration quickly turns into a series of hilarious chaotic events: jealousy, new partners, updated traditions, trips for a Christmas tree, sledding, and even a small fire that is barely extinguished. The film is warm, witty, and full of family spirit – a great option for a date night.

Oh. What. Fun. (2025)

A touching and ironic story about Claire Clauster (Michelle Pfeiffer), who single-handedly keeps her family's holiday traditions alive every year. But this time, caught up in their own dramas, her family completely forgets about Claire, and this becomes a turning point in the film. The film masterfully combines humor and heartfelt drama, reminding us how important it is to notice those who quietly make the holiday possible.

For family viewing.

The Jonas Brothers' Christmas (2025)

Three brothers embark on a frantic pre-holiday journey from London to New York to get home for Christmas. They face comical obstacles, adventures, and moments that test their patience and unity. The film is about how family support can get you through any chaos and give you a warm, unforgettable evening.

Holiday Heist (2025)

A light romantic comedy about Sofia and Nick, talented but adventurous thieves who plan a daring heist at a famous New York department store. The well-thought-out plan quickly turns into a series of hilarious misunderstandings, especially when chemistry begins to develop between the characters. A warm, witty, and festive story about love where it was least expected.

For viewing with children

The Santa Clause 2 (2025)

A dynamic comedy about the holiday chaos that erupts after the mysterious disappearance of Santa. His place is temporarily taken by an eccentric actor who tries to preserve the spirit of Christmas for millions of children. Together with mischievous allies, he has only one night to go through a series of fun and dangerous adventures and save the holiday.

That Christmas (2024)

A cozy animation about a storm that hits the small town of Wellington on the eve of the holiday, ruining the plans of its residents – even Santa. Against this backdrop, a boy named Danny is going through his parents' divorce and rediscovers the meaning of Christmas. When the adults are forced to stop preparations, the children take it upon themselves to save the Christmas festival, turning the bad weather into an adventure.

The Christmas Train (2025)

A heartwarming Ukrainian tale about accidental passengers who get stranded in the snowy wilderness without communication. They face a choice: to quarrel or to unite – and that's when the real miracle begins. Caroling, family stories, and a Holy Supper in a restaurant car unite everyone into one big Ukrainian family. The film features Antonina Khyzhniak, Stanislav Boklan, Yuriy Gorbunov, Liliya Rebryk, and cameos by MONATIK and DZIDZIO.

For those who like to "tickle their nerves"

Silent Night (2023)

John Woo's gritty Christmas action film about Brian, who loses his son during a random gang shootout. Wounded and voiceless, he dedicates a year to training to avenge those responsible. An emotional, intense, and uncompromising film for those who want a Christmas story with an adrenaline rush.

The Scream. The Night Before Christmas (2023)

An unconventional Christmas slasher with black humor and an alternate reality. Winnie, who stopped a maniac a year ago, unexpectedly wakes up in a world where it never happened. The killer is free again, and the festive night turns into a fight for survival. Atmospheric, bold, and very original.

Malignant (2022)

A comedic horror-slasher that parodies the legend of the Grinch. A green monster in a Santa suit appears in the town of Newville, hating Christmas and terrorizing the townspeople.

Cindy returns here for the first time in 20 years to finally stop the creature that once took her mother. It's intense, grotesque, and truly insanely festive.

One Quiet Night (2025)

A festive slasher in which Christmas turns into a night of reckoning. This is not just a remake of the 1984 hit, but a new story about a guy who picks up an axe and becomes a "punishing Santa." He prowls the streets of a small town and punishes everyone who has been naughty – and there are always plenty of them during the Christmas season. It's brutal, a little ironic, and completely in the style of the modern slasher revival.