5 Gay Holiday Movies to Stream This Christmas Season

Christmas is just around the corner, and if you’re looking to watch something a little gayer than The Family Stone or Muppets Christmas Carol, we’ve got you covered. Below, Cybersocket spotlights five holiday films in which you can at least see two guys making out.

Single All the Way on Netflix

Netflix first big, gay holiday movie stars stage and screen favorite Michael Urie and sexy newcomer Philemon Chambers as besties who pretend to be boyfriends for the holidays. Cut to them actually falling in love. Yes, the plot is one we’ve seen before, but have we seen it from two very cute gay men in an interracial relationship? No, we have not, and for that we cheer!

Rent on Amazon or Hulu

The iconic Broadway musical about a group of LGBTQIA+ friends living in 1990s Greenwich Village is 100% a Christmas movie. Starring most of the original Broadway cast, the film will have you singing along to all your favorite tunes in no time. It will also have you longing for the magic that is Christmas (in a non-Covid) New York.

The Christmas House 2: Deck Those Halls on Hallmark

Our favorite hunky, hung Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett is back on Hallmark for a sequel to his groundbreaking Hallmark Christmas film The Christmas House. In the second movie, the family’s two brothers are in a race to outdo each other for the best holiday decor. (Spoiler: sadly, the brothers never make out.) It’s the kind of Christmas movie you can watch with mom, and then wank to Jonathan’s nudez later.

The Christmas Set Up on Lifetime

Lifetime’s first gay movie stars sexy, real-life husbands Ben Lewis & Blake Lee and features everyone’s favorite TV nanny, Fran Drescher! This plot is as Lifetime as it gets: NYC lawyer goes back home, falls in love, and saves the small town. Why shouldn’t we have holiday clichés too?

The Jinkx & Dela Holiday Special on Hulu

Drag Race fan faves Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme headline their very own holiday special, and it’s a gay as any yuletide out there. The story of the special is that the two iconic queens have set out to create a classic Christmas TV variety show, but can't agree on how to do it. Hijinks ensues, songs are sung, outfits are paraded, and you’ll have a gay ole’ time watching it all unfold–and there’s even a naked guy in this one.