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2023’s Mystery on Mistletoe Lane stands out as one of the best Hallmark Christmas movies of the last few years, and there are several reasons why viewers shouldn’t miss the cozy mystery drama. Mystery on Mistletoe Lane stars Erica Cerra as Heidi Wicks, who moves into a new home along with her children. She quickly discovers the historic home is hiding more than a few secrets, and so enlists the help of local handyman David (Victor Webster) to uncover the truth.

While many mystery movies focus on murder or other crimes, this isn’t the case with Mystery on Mistletoe Lane. It’s a genuinely heartwarming film that’s filled to the brim with festive sentiment and is suitable seasonal viewing for audiences of all ages. Of course, with so many Hallmark Christmas movies available, many fans of the network wonder what makes Mystery on Mistletoe Lane stand out...

Stars: Jon Voight, Aidan Cullen, Jamie Kennedy, Vail Bloom, Derick Van Orden, Matthew Davis, Sheri Carbone, Susan Coleman | Written by Mark Hefti | Directed by Patrick Alessandrin

Following the death of Gus (Jon Voight), his grandson Shaun (Aidan Cullen) can’t seem to let go. So when Gus appears at his own reception, unstartled by his unexpected appearance Shaun takes the opportunity to rekindle his relationship. Although he remains imperceptible to everyone apart from Shaun and his dog, Gus is able to interact once more offering guidance and telling jokes as if he never left.

It was always planned that Shaun would go on a trek with his grandfather to the top of a remote mountain, and inspired by Gus returning Shaun decides to complete the journey himself, taking with him his grandfather’s ashes. Although the idea is quickly dismissed by his father Kristopher (Jamie Kennedy) and mother Rachel (Vail...

How would you make the most of the time you had left? That was the question facing Michele Baldwin in 2011, when she was diagnosed with late-stage cervical cancer. Baldwin, 45 and a mother of three, decided to travel to India - the country with the highest mortality rate from cervical cancer in the world - and paddle board down the Ganges River to spread awareness about the disease. Baldwin's journey ended up covering more than 700 miles - a new world record. Documentary filmmakers Frederic Luminere and Mark Hefti filmed her journey and her final days after she returned home from India...

The History Channel’s WWII in HD is an epic ten-part documentary that comprehensively details America’s participation in the Second World War. It originally aired from November 15 to November 19, 2009 before being released on Blu-ray and DVD. It features ten hours’ worth of rare and never-before-seen color footage shot across the globe throughout WWII, all of which has been converted for presentation in glorious HD. And you Need to watch it on Blu-ray. Hit the jump for more.

I’ve seen a few documentaries on WWII; they were black-and-white with some grainy color footage occasionally mixed in. I’ve also seen several modern WWII films such as Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan. However, nothing I’ve seen has so fully brought this massive, triumphant, and harrowing event to life like the HD footage on display in this documentary series. Cut together from over 3000 hours of film, WWII in HD details...

Award-winning filmmaker Frederic Lumiere is bringing his World War II documentary to the History Channel. The WWII documentary will be presented in full, immersive HD color, and will feature hours of rare color footage gathered from a two-year worldwide search.

"WWII in HD" will tell the story of the war through the eyes of 12 Americans. Narrated by Gary Sinise, the show will showcase the voices of Justin Bartha, Rob Corddry, Tim DeKay, Mark Hefti, James Kyson Lee, Ron Livingston, LL Cool J, Rob Lowe, Josh Lucas, Jason Ritter, Amy Smart, and Steve Zahn.

Also included in "WWII in HD" are interviews with war veterans, which will be treated like scenes in a film to keep viewers captivated.

Lumiere, producer and director of the series, said, "Everything is in-the-moment. The battles are as real as they can be, creating a visceral experience. This is presented as a billion-dollar Hollywood epic but better,...