People Are Revealing The "Bad" Christmas Movies They Actually Love, And It's Sooo Controversial

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The Polar Express is creepy, but I can't stop rewatching it. 👀

Are these "terrible" Christmas movies actually good? Let's find out...

1. The Princess Switch (2018): "Honest to god, The Princess Switch is so predictable. There's nothing about it that I couldn't figure out, but that didn't stop me from watching it for a week straight. It's so cute!"

Vanessa Hudgens plays two women who look identical in "The Princess Switch"

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2. The Polar Express (2004): "Everyone says it's really creepy and all with the animation, but I saw it as a 10-year-old and absolutely loved it! Have watched it every year since!"

Two characters from "The Polar Express" open a gift box that has a bell

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3. Bad Santa (2003): "It's so terribly good."

A miserable-looking Santa with a kid on his lap

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4. Every Hallmark Christmas Movie: "Every single Hallmark Christmas movie. They're all so predictable, but they end happily, and I love them."

A couple have a deep conversation outside during a Hallmark Christmas movie

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5. Christmas With the Kranks (2004): "Christmas With the Kranks is really corny and overall kind of embarrassing, but I still find myself wanting to watch it every year."

Jamie Lee Curtis screams while being dragged away in "Christmas With the Kranks"

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6. A Christmas Horror Story (2015): "It's so bad that it's SO good. Krampus, zombie elves, etc. You are welcome."

George Buza plays an edgier-looking Santa in the movie

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7. The Christmas Prince (2017): "The Christmas Prince!!! It's the cheesiest movie ever, but it's so good! I don't know what makes it so intriguing, but this idea of showing up and falling in love with royalty is so interesting."

Prince Richard and Amber have a conversation at a ball

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8. A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding: "I thought the first one was bad, but this was on another level. At one point, the main character uses a bow and arrow to threaten someone, who is then imprisoned in the palace dungeons — and it's treated like just a regular day in Aldovia. It's a terrible/amazing movie."

Prince Richard and Amber look surprised in a room decorated for Christmas

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9. A Princess for Christmas (2011): "It was the original Christmas Prince and deserves so much more appreciation than it gets. Katie McGrath is positively precious in it, and you could watch it just for her alone, but the other storylines involved are just as sweet."

Characters from "A Princess for Christmas" are dressed up, as if for a ball

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10. The Mistle-Tones (2012): "The Mistle-Tones is so cheesy, but I can’t help it."

Tori Spelling dances with a group of women in "The Mistle-Tones"

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11. A Very Brady Christmas (1988): "This is the corniest movie, but I've watched it every year since I first saw it on TV."

A bunch of the Brady members stand together, looking surprised

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12. Deck the Halls (2006): "Amazingly bad, but so good."

Danny DeVito rides a sleigh in "Deck the Halls"

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13. A Christmas Wedding Date (2012): "It's about a woman who returns to her hometown for a friend's wedding on Christmas Eve, and she ends up having to relive the same day over and over. Cheesy and not great acting, but it's one of my favorites!"

A couple looks at each other lovingly in "A Christmas Wedding Date"

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14. Snowglobe (2007): "I watch it multiple times during the Christmas season. It’s so cliché, but so entertaining."

Angela looks longingly at a snow globe while laying in bed

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15. A Mom for Christmas (1990): "A Mom for Christmas with Olivia Newton-John is an underrated classic of absolute cheesy awfulness. It's basically 'Mannequin Does Christmas.'"

A family poses together for the holidays in "A Mom for Christmas"

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16. All I Want for Christmas (1991): "Totally predictable but so good. Somehow, Lauren Bacall and Kevin Nealon are also in it? I have to watch this movie every year."

Ethan Embry and Thora Birch have a conversation in "All I Want for Christmas"

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17. And finally, Dates of Christmas (2011): "It's so cute, and it makes me so happy. I have to watch it at least a couple of times every year!"

A couple about to kiss in "12 Dates of Christmas"

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What are some other "bad" Christmas movies you love? Let us know in the comments below.

Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity.

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