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The CineClaus collections

Good company.
Great Christmas.

Everyone on the sofa? Just you and a blanket? There’s a collection for your kind of night.

Find your collection
Your ticket to a good night in.Choose the mood. Peek at the films. Make an evening of it.

Choose your own Christmas

What kind of night is it?

7 handpicked collections. One less thing to decide.

All 7 collections · Pick a mood or browse the shelf.

CineClaus collection

Ho Ho Horror: the best Christmas horror films

Christmas with the lights off: slashers in the snow and folk tales with a nasty streak, plus a few that are funnier than they are…

A taste of what’s inside

  • Krampus
  • Santa's Slay

After their bedtime

Just for grown-ups

Sharp comedy, messy relationships and Christmas with an edge.

A taste of what’s inside

  • Scrooged
  • Love Actually

Beyond the usual favourites

Underrated Christmas films

For when the annual favourites have all been watched twice.

A taste of what’s inside

  • Father Christmas
  • Scrooge

A little more belief

Santa & his sleigh

Impossible deliveries, sleigh bells and the magic of believing.

A taste of what’s inside

  • Arthur Christmas
  • Elf

Blanket at the ready

Cosy nights in

Warm company and familiar favourites for the end of a long day.

A taste of what’s inside

  • The Muppet Christmas Carol
  • Miracle on 34th Street

Let it all go wrong

Christmas comedy

Festive mishaps, family farce and some decidedly grown-up disasters.

A taste of what’s inside

  • Arthur Christmas
  • Nativity!

Film previews are a taste of each collection, not the full list. For family nights, check the individual film’s certificate and family notes before you press play.

The lights are low. The kettle’s on.

Still looking for tonight’s film?

Browse the full film shelf for Festive Factor scores, family guidance and where to watch. Or let the Sleighometer help you choose.

The Christmas Edit

A little more before the opening credits.

Film stories, festive watchlists and a little Christmas nostalgia.

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