This couple, a husband-and-wife team, nailed every Hallmark Christmas movie cliché in their hysterical parody. You’ll immediately recognize every scene and line of dialogue that they are mocking in this laugh-out-loud clip. Watch the short but hilarious video to see this husband and wife’s gut-bustlingly funny take on Hallmark Christmas movies and other similar cheesy, awful made-for-TV Christmas flicks.

Not every movie is Oscar-worthy material. In fact, some are actually pretty bad and very poorly made. Many of the films produced by Hollywood lose money. In some cases, films will lose Hollywood studios hundreds of millions of dollars.

We can all probably quickly rattle off a list of awful movies we’ve seen in the theater. For one reason or another, we deeply regret handing over good, hard-earned money to see those particular films. But no matter how bad they may have been, odds are they were 10 times better than any Christmas-themed made-for-TV movie from Hallmark or other similar channels. Now, those things are bad, with many of them bordering on unwatchably bad.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a husband and a wife hysterically mock those cheesy Christmas films, hitting every cliché – the bland title, the horrible, predictable story, the bad acting and even the location where those movies are always set. They are all in there and will likely cause you to burst into uncontrollable bouts of laughter.

In the opening scene of “A Christmas for Christmas,” the woman in the parody, for some reason, finds herself strolling through the woods of her New England hometown at Christmastime (sound familiar?) While walking through the woods, she comes upon a man, an old high school classmate, who secretly had a crush on her, chopping wood.

Of course, those two eventually fall in love and get married. The woman also discovers that her new husband is wealthy. In this case, it’s because “he invented the internet.”

See, it’s every Hallmark Christmas movie ever made.

Job 8:21 “The time will come when your mouth will be full of laughing, and cries of joy will come from your lips.”