From returning home for the holidays to meet cutes to enemies-to-lovers, these 15 Hallmark Christmas movies hit all the best tropes and traditions of the season.

Hallmark's holiday season movies are a staple for many. Here's a guide on where to start based on your interests.

In "Believe in Christmas," Beatrice reluctantly travels with her best friend Emilia to the fictional town of Christmasland, Massachusetts, where she takes part in the town's festive traditions, meets a charming man named Ethan and rediscovers hope. Where to watch: Prime Video with add-on, Hallmark+, 11/30 at 6 p.m. on The Hallmark Channel

Hallmark Channel and Walt Disney World at joining forces for 'Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True' starring Lacey Chabert and Travis Van Winkle, part of the 17th annual Countdown to Chri

Yes, Hallmark's "Countdown to Christmas" is still trucking along. Two new movies drop this weekend: "She's Making a List" and "Single on the 25th".

Premiere date: Saturday, January 17 at 8 p.m. ET. In a nod to Jungl e Cruise, this Hallmark romance stars Jaicy Elliott as Gabby, a woman who travels to the Amazon to find her sister, a researcher conducting a study deep in the rainforest. During her travels, Gabby meets Ryder (Rafael de la Fuente), a rugged riverboat captain who catches her eye.

Hallmark is well-known for its seasonal holiday programming, and we rank every movie that's centered on Hanukah, including Leah's Perfect Gift.

The company holds a monopoly over holiday movies, owning their own cable channel and recently launching their own streaming platform, Hallmark+. From holiday movies alone, Hallmark makes a third of their yearly revenue which adds up to about $350 million.