The Hallmark Christmas movie has become a genre unto itself meant to comfort people with its tales of workaholic white women coming to a small town, finding a hunky guy, and learning the true meaning of love and Christmas. That could be the plot of pretty much any Hallmark Christmas movie and now it’s getting lampooned in the comedy Cup of Cheer. The story follows a big city journalist who goes to a small town for the holidays and finds romance with the owner of a hot cocoa shop.

The film hails from former Collider contributor Jake Horowitz, and I was genuinely amused by the trailer, which looks like an overdue spoof of a genre that sorely could use spoofing. I won’t spoil any of the jokes, but I’ll definitely be seeking out the film when it arrives later this year.

Check out the Cup of Cheer trailer below. The film arrives on streaming, digital, and VOD this November.

Here’s the official synopsis for Cup of Cheer:

CUP OF CHEER is a ridiculous and laugh-out-loud-funny satire of every cheesy Christmas movie you've ever seen. The film follows Mary, a big city journalist who heads off to her charming hometown of Snowy Heights to write an article about the town's world famous Christmas cheer. But upon (literally) running into the grumpy but endearing Chris, the owner of Cup of Cheer, Mary learns that his charming hot cocoa shop is going to be shut down on Christmas Eve. And it's her ex boyfriend that's shutting it down. Using her big city smarts and her Christmas cheer, Mary unites the town in an effort to save Cup of Cheer, and to save Christmas.