For years now, there have been talks of the beloved, iconic ABC daytime soap opera, All My Children, returning in some form. This week, we got a huge new update in how the show will come back….and it is interesting to say the least.

Lifetime is in early development on Christmas In A Pine Valley, an original movie followup to the long-running ABC daytime drama.

PEOPLE confirmed that an 'All My Children' holiday movie set in the fictional town of Pine Valley is in the works at Lifetime. This comes four years after a spinoff produced by alumni Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos was announced.

As for who would be returning to the proposed movies, no details have been released. All My Children, like all soaps, saw a rotating cast throughout its run. Since the movies would be featuring "legacy characters,

It’s been a rocky road in reviving All My Children since it’s 2011 cancellation, from talks of a primetime reboot to television films, and Lifetime has finally offered fans of Pine Valley a glimmer of hope.

Much like terrifying alien births, creepy children are a horror movie staple. There’s something about the juxtaposition between their tiny innocence and their menacing actions that is very unsettling—whether they are possessed by something supernatural or just born that way.

All My Children may be returning from the dead. TVLine reports that Lifetime is developing multiple TV movies featuring the residents of Pine Valley. Per a network source: There are two AMC movies in development,