Classic Christmas Movies
Christmas Music
Christmas Traditions
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Christmas Around the World
100

Oh WONDERFUL.
A sad man, a broken bridge, and an angel with boundary issues.
This black-and-white emotional ambush stars James Stewart learning gratitude.
Gross.

It's a Wonderful Life

100

GASP! Bells! Sleighs! Reckless joy!
This song has the AUDACITY to ask, “What fun is it?”
I’ll tell you — noise.

Jingle Bells

100

Perched atop the tree.
Shining. Judging. Watching you eat your third cookie.
Is it divine or decorative? Either way — uncomfortable.

Star or Angel

100

Oh LOOK — tiny noses, big smiles, and a suspicious amount of cheer.
These loud little citizens of Whoville sing, celebrate,
and refuse to stop being happy no matter what I do.
Unacceptable behavior.

the Whos

100

You pull it. It explodes. Everyone screams.
Inside: a joke, a toy, and a paper hat you’ll regret immediately.
Festive nonsense.

Christmas Cracker

200

Congratulations, parents of the year!
You packed the luggage, the passports, the guilt —
but forgot ONE CHILD while flying to THIS city.
Outstanding incompetence.

Paris

200

Oh LOOK — a snowman.
With a hat. And a pipe. And ZERO survival instincts.
This song celebrates his very short, very damp life.

Frosty the Snowman

200

Count them. Slowly.
Antlers. Hooves. One glowing nose carrying the whole operation.
THIS many reindeer pull Santa’s unrealistic workload.

9

200

Loyalty. Devotion. Zero dignity.
This poor creature pulls sleighs, wears antlers,
and worships a green menace who treats him like furniture.
Heartbreaking.

Max

200

Nine days. Parades. Singing. Commitment issues solved.
Mexico celebrates Christmas with THIS enthusiastic buildup.
Overachievers.

Las Posadas

300

Ding ding! A ghost train fueled by vibes and unchecked belief.
Children board without supervision and head north
to a place where skepticism is illegal.
Terrifying.

The Polar Express

300

Tiny singer. Massive lung capacity.
This song spins around a tree like it’s had three espressos.
Sit down. Please.

Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree

300

Miserly. Mean. Moisturized with hate.
THIS is Scrooge’s first name —
say it like you disapprove.

Ebenezar

300

Keys missing. Socks gone. Sanity questionable.
Blame THESE freeloading chaos gremlins —
the imaginary excuse for your incompetence.

Goblin or Gnome

300

Japan looked at Christmas dinner and said,
“No thank you — we’ll take buckets of THIS instead.”
Bold. Efficient. Respectable.

KFC

400

One full-sized man.
Raised by THESE aggressively cheerful craftspeople
who smile like they’re hiding something.
Nature vs nurture lost badly.

Elves

400

Every December… like a seasonal plague…
THIS song awakens from hibernation
to dominate radios, stores, and your soul.
Resistance is adorable.

All I Want for Christmas is You

400

You walk under it…
Suddenly HR is involved.
This plant causes chaos every December.

Mistletoe

400

Horns. Chains. Breath like regret.
This Alpine nightmare doesn’t correct children —
he emotionally devastates them.
Efficient. Inspirational.

Krampus

400

A witch. On a broom. With gifts.
Italy waits until THIS holiday
for her dramatic entrance.
Fashionably late.

Epiphany (January 6th)

500

Explosions. Terrorists. No shoes.
Every December, people argue whether THIS movie counts as Christmas.
Chaos. Violence. Tradition.

Die Hard

500

Dramatic bell music blasts through your speakers.
You assume “holiday,” but surprise —
THIS country started it. Education hurts.

Ukraine

500

Someone in THIS country said,
“Let’s bring a TREE inside the house
and act shocked when it dies.”
Visionaries.

Germany

500

Lives in a barn. Eats porridge. Judges your soul.
This folklore freeloader protects farms
only if you have manners —
so you’re doomed.

Nisse (or Tomte)

500

Hide THESE or risk supernatural nonsense.
Norway does not play games with folklore —
unlike the rest of you.

Brooms