There is a certain charm and mystery to movies set in winter. Love stories feel more romantic and scary movies feel more sinister with snow on the ground. We have collected the best winter movies including comedies, romances, horror movies and documentaries. Cuddle up!

Groundhog Day is a film you can watch over and over again, even though it repeats the same day over and over again. Bill Murray is brilliant as a grumpy reporter covering the eponymous holiday who simultaneously falls in love with his producer. Will he ever wake up to anything other than "I've Got You Babe"?

A kidnapping goes wrong after a Minneapolis car salesman contracts the job out to two criminals from Fargo, North Dakota. Frances McDormand is perfect as pregnant police chief Marge Gunderson, who quickly sees through everyone's lies and flimsy alibis and barely bats an eyelid at spotting someone on the wrong end of a wood chipper (is there such a thing as a happy ending?).

Where does the crown prince and future king of the fictional Zamunda look for love? In Queens, of course, where he takes a job at MacDowell's fast food restaurant (it has golden arches, not golden arches) after meeting the owner's daughter. Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall each play four roles, including Prince Akeem, his best friend Semmi, and a bunch of characters who play in a barbershop.