The Alastair Sim version of A Christmas Carol (1951) has itself become a classic part of the holiday.

Fiascomas

1. A Christmas Carol.

Miracles abound between Christmas and New Year’s, as the Tokyo Godfathers attempt to reunite an abandoned infant with her family.

We make the rules for Fiascomas, and we say that since significant action occurs on New Year’s The Time Machine (1960) is event appropriate.

We promise that Santa Claus appears in the traditional holiday movie March of the Wooden Soldiers (1934).

Holidays bring families together, but in The Lion in Winter (1968) that’s a very bad thing!

Look. Cats aren’t actors, but thanks to an old Russian filmmaker Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever (2014) is a lot of fun!

Tim and S (of Fiasco Family Movie Night) review six holiday movies in the days between Christmas and New Year.