Our 6 Must-See Holiday Movies

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at MediaBoss so Nick Clarke and I sat down to discuss our favorite holiday movies.

Originally, we agreed to list just the top two flicks that put us in the holiday spirit. But there's something you should know about Nick and me: We are the perpetual children of the studio and picking just two was too difficult.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(Full disclosure: The two of us commandeered the studio sound system the day after Thanksgiving and have been forcing Ian, Paul & Monica to listen to Christmas music 27/4.)

In this video we each share our top 3 holiday movies. I'll be honest: I thought I was a shoe-in for cheesiest-taste-in-movies until I heard Nick's No. 1. It's unlikely he'll ever live his pick down.

Amused by our picks? You might enjoy:

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Erin Hayes is a seasoned event producer and visual storyteller with over a decade of experience directing large-scale live productions across the globe. In just 80 days, she produced 24 events in 10 different countries—an international sprint that speaks to her logistical acumen and creative leadership under pressure. As the founder and Executive Producer of MediaBoss, Erin has led the IMAG (image magnification) teams behind some of New England’s most iconic events, including Boston Calling Music Festival, where she directed the Blue Stage in 2018 and 2019, and Comics Come Home, Denis Leary and Cam Neely’s annual sold-out comedy fundraiser, which she has produced since 2017. Her portfolio spans nonprofit galas, fundraisers, and theatrical events—from Boston Medical Center’s Vital Village and Sudbury Valley Trustees' Annual Gala, to live stage productions such as Saints, Sinners and Serial Killers and Hunting Whitey, both staged at the historic Wilbur Theatre. Whether she’s producing a multi-cam livestream or crafting a seamless on-stage experience, Erin brings a steady hand, an editorial eye, and a deep commitment to mission-driven storytelling.

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