Wreck the Halls

The adult offspring of two former rock stars band together to persuade their divorced moms to perform a Christmas Eve performance in this seductive and humorous stand-alone holiday romantic comedy.

Despite coming from a wealthy family in music, Melody Gallard has a humble life. Her days are spent fixing up antique books and staying out of the spotlight—one embarrassing tabloid picture was enough, thank you. Mel starts to question if it's time to spice things up in her tranquil existence and meet him again when a producer offers her a sizable sum of money in exchange for her mother's band performing live on television. The only other person who could roll divas and wrestle with the rock.

Melody's antithesis is Beat Dawkins, the lead singer's kid, who is adored by the camera, charming beyond belief, and whose mother is not a possible cult leader. Even yet, if not for the storied rivalry that led to the band's dissolution, they may have been the best of friends. Mel had an immediate spark when they first met as adolescents, but it was nothing compared to the crazy, passionate desire that develops when they set out on a crazy quest to persuade their moms to put on one more concert.

Mel begins to push herself beyond her comfort zone as she deals with rock star antics, a round-the-clock film crew, fighting Santas, and throngs of adoring admirers. She's never felt more understood than she does when Beat is at her side, supporting her. However, Christmas Eve is quickly coming, and everything—the Steel Birds reunion, their relationships with their moms, and their newfound love—is at risk due to a decades-old scandal.