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The holiday season has arrived, and for many, a beloved tradition is curling up by the fire to binge-watch feel-good Christmas movies. When it comes to Yuletide cheer, Hallmark Christmas films reign supreme. This year brings a fresh batch of original titles like Christmas with a Kiss and Heaven Down Here to Hallmark’s annual “Countdown to Christmas” lineup, in addition to re-airings of classics from Christmases past. Easy to get wrapped up in with their irresistible blend of romantic chemistry, good-natured corniness, wholesome life lessons, and warm holiday sparkle, these movies hit the sweet spot for family-friendly entertainment ideal for bringing everyone together. With such an extensive selection to choose from, guidance on the best places to start can be useful. The following list compiles some of Hallmark’s most enjoyable Christmas offerings from the past five years featuring Black lead actors and actresses . Ranked by a combination of IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes scores, these

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