It is very nearly the most wonderful time of the year and that means that our favourite streaming platforms are gearing up to delight us this festive season.

Once upon a time, a long time ago in the year 2022, the fourth season of a Netflix series called Stranger Things captured the world's attention. Now Netflix is bringing the series out of cryostasis to wrap things up for its fifth and final season,

Wake Up Dead Man will begin streaming on Netflix on Friday, December 12, 2025. So if you want to catch the film in theaters, don’t wait, because in three weeks time, the only place to watch Wake Up Dead Man will be streaming exclusively on Netflix.

James Cameron has blasted Netflix's control of the film industry, saying movies made by the streamer shouldn't be nominated for Oscars. Read more here.

While these films may have gotten savaged on Rotten Tomatoes, they're still good Netflix movies that you can watch in November

The best entry of the Addams Family franchise, Values makes for a delicious Turkey Day watch, not just because it follows the foibles of a morbidly zany family, but because the holiday factors directly into its plot: Cool goth teen Wednesday is ludicrously cast as Pocahontas in an ahistorical and racist Thanksgiving pageant thrown at a summer camp — leading to a string of events that unmasks the national myth-making and history of persecution pervading the holiday.

Still, more than 20 holiday films by Hallmark, Netflix and Lifetime have been filmed in Connecticut to date, according to the state's tourism office. Most are still available for streaming. Last year, the state released its first Christmas Movie Trail, a curated map featuring 22 filming locations of holiday movies filmed in the state.

Two popular sequels from Jack Black’s action-comedy franchise, Kung Fu Panda 2 and 3, will soon arrive on Netflix. The streamer has reportedly confirmed that second and third installment are scheduled to arrive on the platform in December 2025.