It`s now December, which means Christmas music is not only dominating the radio airwaves, but holiday movies are just a click away. Freeform`s annual 25 Days of Christmas event began yesterday with the first day of holiday movies, and continues every day leading up to Christmas. Scroll down to see the network`s complete programming schedule for the event.Basically whenever you turn your TV on to Freeform (formerly known as ABC Family), you`re likely to see a Christmas movie. Some of the films being shown this year include mainstays like Elf and The Santa Clause, as well as Jack Frost, The Polar Express, National Lampoon´s Christmas Vacation, and Scrooged, among many others. Freeform is also throwing in non-holiday movies like Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory and Toy Story because why not, it`s Christmas.Below is the full rundown for Freeform`s 25 Days of Christmas event, as compiled by Collider. 2016 is the 20th anniversary of the special event; I bet that makes you feel old.In addition to Freeform`s event, TBS airs the classic Christmas movie A Christmas Story non-stop on Christmas Day, so you have that to look forward to as well.Freeform 25 Days of Christmas Schedule:Friday, December 211:00 a.m.: Jack Frost12:00 p.m.: Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory2:30 p.m. The Year Without a Santa Clause3:35 p.m.: Tim Burton´s The Nightmare Before Christmas5:10 p.m.: Disney´s A Christmas Carol7:15 p.m.: The Santa Clause9:20 p.m.: The Polar Express11:25 p.m.: Charlie and the Chocolate FactorySaturday, December 37:00 a.m.: Mickey´s Once Upon a Christmas8:30 a.m.: Mickey´s Twice Upon a Christmas10 a.m.: Richie Rich´s Christmas Wish12 p.m.: Disney´s a Christmas Carol2:05 p.m.: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory4:40 p.m.: The Polar Express6:45 p.m.: Arthur Christmas8:50 p.m.: Elf10:55 p.m.: The HolidaySunday, December 47 a.m.: `Twas the Night Before Christmas7:30 a.m.: Nestor, The Long-Earned Donkey8 a.m.: Richie Rich´s Christmas Wish10:05 a.m.: Rudolph and Frosty´s Christm ...
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