Is It Weird To Combine Xmas Movies And True Crime? Because Prime Has A Great Streaming Bundle Deal

Lacey Chabert is shown in a press image from She's Making a List on Hallmark.
(Image credit: Allister Foster/Hallmark Media)

If you love Christmas movies and true crime, then I have got the streaming deal for you! Right now, for Prime Day, you can get Discovery+ and Hallmark bundled with your Prime subscription for just $14.99 per month. That's four bucks cheaper than it would be if you didn't bundle them, plus you get a seven-day free trial. That gives you a chance to check out all the upcoming Christmas movies on Hallmark before committing, but there is so much to watch on both that you'll probably find yourself committing, right?

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Start getting in that Christmas mood in October while staying in a mysterious, spooky mood with this Hallmark and Discovery+ combo. It's just $14.99 a month after a 7-day free trial for both, a great saving over the regular price for both separately.

I watch a ton of true crime shows. Really, an unhealthy amount. When I worry about the toll it might take on my mental health, it's always good to outlet to help me lighten my mood. Cheesy Christmas movies are sometimes just what I need to remind myself that the whole world isn't filled with terrible people. There is still room for cozy fires and cozier romances, usually in small towns with a character played by Lacey Chabert.

She is the queen of Hallmark Christmas movies, of course, and, at least to my knowledge, isn't committing mysterious crimes I can watch play out in a three-part docuseries. Thank goodness! I actually don't have a subscription to either of these streamers, and now, with this deal, it's made it the perfect time to check them out.

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