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Here’s Every New Christmas Movie You Can Watch on Netflix This Year

Mary Parker by Mary Parker
15.12.2021
in Home & Living

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Netflix has an impressive suite of holiday content, and thankfully for us, they just keep ’em comin’ every holiday season. This year, Netflix is releasing over 20 holiday-themed movies and shows, which is perfect, because there’s something special about curling up with your favorite humans (or pets) and watching Christmas movies on Netflix.

Starting November 1, Netflix began releasing its new holiday content. We’ve rounded up all the new movies and shows you can watch this season—and if you’re clamoring for more Christmas, check out all the Hallmark Christmas movies that are coming out this season, too.

Netflix Originals

Holiday in the Wild

Streaming: November 1st

Starring Kristin Davis, Rob Lowe

This romantic Christmas movie follows the story of a woman who goes on a solo adventure to Africa following the end of her marriage. Will she find love? Probably—the trailer shows a shirtless Rob Lowe.

Let It Snow

Streaming: November 8th

Starring Isabela Merced, Shameik Moore, Kiernan Shipka

On Christmas Eve, a snowstorm hits and brings far more than cold temps to this small town. Based on a novel, Let It Snow follows the love lives of several high school seniors through the holiday season.

The Great British Baking Show: Holidays: Season 2

Streaming: November 8th

Starring Paul Hollywood, Prue Leith

On your mark—get set—hit the play button and revel in the beauty of The Great British Baking Show. Following the success of last year’s holiday specials, the series is releasing another suite of holiday-themed mini competitions for fans to enjoy. We’ll take any opportunity to learn the baking secrets Paul Hollywood keeps behind those beautiful blue eyes.

Klaus

Streaming: November 15th

Starring Jason Schwartzman, J.K. Simmons, Rashida Jones

This animated film follows a failing postman as he forms an unlikely friendship with a toy maker living in isolation up north. Could this film be Santa’s origin story? That’s the goal—this is definitely one to check out this season, as it’s already getting Oscar buzz.

Holiday Secrets

Streaming: November 20th

Starring Corinna Harfouch, Christiane Paul, Svenja Jung

This German drama miniseries follows three women and spans three generations, documenting three Christmases from wildly different women connected by blood. It explores the deep roots of family and how much can be passed on (or ignored) over the years.

The Knight Before Christmas

Streaming: November 21st

Starring Vanessa Hudgens, Josh Whitehouse

If you loved last year’s The Princess Switch, you’ll be first-to-stream this year’s Vanessa Hudgens Christmas title, The Knight Before Christmas. This film follows a knight who gets transported to the future and befriends a modern science teacher—think Outlander, but family-friendly.

Nailed It! Holiday!: Season 2

Streaming: November 22nd

Starring Nicole Byer

Haven’t watched Nailed It! yet? Now’s the time to dive in—this hilarious series follows amateur bakers as they attempt to recreate those enviable Insta-worthy baking creations, often to no avail. The holiday series is just as fun as the original, so check this series out when you need a break between holiday cookie baking sessions.

Super Monsters Save Christmas

Streaming: November 26th

Starring Vida, Zoe, Lobo, Katya, Spike, Cleo, Drac, Frankie

Fans of the Super Monsters can’t miss this Netflix film following their adventure as they attempt to save one of Santa’s lost reindeer. This is a great Christmas movie for the kiddos to enjoy on Thanksgiving as you’re prepping dishes and entertaining visitors.

Holiday Rush

Streaming: November 28th

Starring Stormi Maya, Sonequa Martin-Green, La La Anthony

They had it all, then they lost it all—this family drama follows a DJ, who recently lost his high-paying job, and his four children as they acclimate to their new lives living without the luxury they’re used to. Can he reconnect with his kids? Or are they more concerned with their Christmas lists?

Merry Happy Whatever

Streaming: November 28th

Starring Dennis Quaid, Bridgit Mendler, Ashley Tisdale

This dark comedy follows Matt, a man spending the holidays with his girlfriend’s family that can’t quite be described as “welcoming.” The series is only eight episodes, but don’t be surprised if this one expands to cover new seasons and families if it performs well with the Netflix audience.

Sugar Rush Christmas

Streaming: November 29th

More baking competitions creating holiday specials? We’ll take it. Sugar Rush tries its hand at Christmas baking this year, debuting its holiday-themed episodes at the end of November. Thank goodness it drops on a Friday—you’ll need all day Saturday to binge.

A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby

Streaming: December 5th

Starring Rose McIver, Ben Lamb

We welcome the third installment to the A Christmas Prince series with open arms. We’ve seen them fall in love, get married and now we get to watch Queen Amber and King Richard as they prepare for the royal baby.

Home for Christmas

Streaming: December 5th

Starring Ida Elise Broch, Gabrielle Susanne Solheim Leithaug

Determined to find the perfect partner to bring home for Christmas, Johanne dedicates the next month to finding her ideal match in this Norwegian Netflix series. Will she find love? There’s only one way to find out—by turning on the subtitles.

Other Christmas Movies Coming to Netflix

Christmas Break-In

Streaming: November 1st

Starring Denise Richards, Danny Glover, Cameron Seely

Christmas Break-In is essentially Die Hard, but starring a 9-year-old girl. Stuck at school due to a blizzard, this young girl gets wrapped up with robbers and needs to save the day (and the school’s janitor).

Christmas in the Heartlands

Streaming: November 1st

Starring Sierra McCormick, Brighton Sharbino, Bo Derek

This Christmas tale follows a classic holiday switcheroo—two teens swap places to avoid spending Christmas with their respective families, but things don’t quite go according to plan once Santa gets involved.

Christmas Survival

Streaming: November 1st

Starring Julian Ovenden, Gemma Whelan, Joely Richardson

This movie was originally released under the title Surviving Christmas with the Relatives, which gives a better snapshot of what to expect: A group of siblings returns to their late parents’ old house to celebrate the holidays, but old rivalries rear their heads rather quickly.

Elliot the Littlest Reindeer

Streaming: November 1st

Starring Morena Baccarin, John Cleese, Josh Hutcherson

Move over, Rudolph, there’s a cute new reindeer in town and his name is Elliot. This film follows the miniature reindeer’s journey as he aims to replace Blitzen, a reindeer on Santa’s crew who decided to retire four days before Christmas.

Holly Star

Streaming: November 1st

Starring Katlyn Carlson, Michael A. Nickles, Erik Van Wyck

Sometimes you find a movie description on IMDb you know you can’t top; instead of trying to paraphrase it, we’ll paste it here: “A broke puppeteer returns home for the holidays and gets caught up in a treasure hunt with her paintball-obsessed best friend, her tango-dancing grandmother and a childhood sweetheart.” Yes.

Santa Girl

Streaming: November 1st

Starring Barry Bostwick, Jennifer Stone, Devon Werkheiser

Before she’s supposed to marry Jack Frost’s son, Santa’s daughter Cassie goes to college for a semester and discovers that she’s interested in more than just books (she’s also interested in boys).

The Christmas Candle

Streaming: November 1st

Starring Hans Matheson, Samantha Barks, Lesley Manville

A candlemaker in 19th century England is visited by an angel every 25 years—the angel touches one candle and grants one wish on Christmas Eve, but with electricity becoming more popular, the candlemaker is worried the angel will stop visiting. This is a great movie to pair with Grandma’s vintage Christmas desserts.

A Holiday Engagement

Streaming: November 4th

Starring Bonnie Somerville, Shelley Long, Jordan Bridges

Can’t find a date to bring home for Christmas? Just hire one! What could go wrong? This film follows a recently dumped Hillary as she tries to find a replacement fiance to introduce to her mother. She does, but pretty soon she’s not quite sure if she’s pretending to be in love anymore.

Christmas Crush

Streaming: November 4th

Starring Rachel Boston, Jonathan Bennett, Jon Prescott

This Christmas movie follows a woman as she attends her high school reunion and reconnects with her former best friend. But is she feeling nostalgia, the Christmas spirit or something deeper?

Dear Santa

Streaming: November 4th

Starring Amy Acker, David Haydn-Jones, Emma Duke

This movie is part Christmas Inheritance and part Sleepless in Seattle. A wealthy woman living on her parents’ money is told to change her ways or hit the streets—when she ends up finding a letter from a young girl asking Santa to give her widowed father a new wife. See where this one is going?

Keep an eye on this post for updates about Netflix Christmas movies for 2019, and don’t forget to cozy up with our gourmet popcorn recipes.

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Chocolaty Chips

My two little guys can’t get enough of this sweet-and-salty snack, which uses just three ingredients and is ready to eat in 15 minutes. The boys like to drizzle on the melted chocolate, too. Sometimes we replace the potato chips with apple slices. —Jami Geittmann, Greendale, Wisconsin Get Recipe

Nacho Tots

This is an easy, versatile party appetizer that everyone loves. If you can’t find chorizo, ground beef or ground chicken are wonderful, too. Top with anything you like! —Connie Krupp, Racine, WisconsinGo to Recipe

Super Chunky Cookies

Chocolate lovers will go crazy over these cookies that feature loads of chocolate! When friends ask me to make “those cookies,” I know exactly what recipe they mean. —Rebecca Jendry, Spring Branch, TexasGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Loaded Baked Potato Rounds

I was trying to create an appetizer that could be served at my teenaged daughters birthday party that the kids would love but that would appear elegant enough for the adults to be interested as well. These are made with simple ingredients yet yield a sophisticated result. Feel free to get creative with the flavors. Try shredded white cheddar in place of mozzarella or thyme instead of the rosemary. Take it up another notch by topping the rounds with smoked fish. —Amanda Digges, South Windsor, ConnecticutGo to Recipe

Courtside Caramel Corn

My guests say they can’t stop eating my caramel corn! For our basketball party I fix enough to fill a big red tin with our team’s logo. The delectable syrup coats the popcorn well but isn’t sticky. —Sharon Landeen, Tucson, ArizonaGo to Recipe

Santa Fe Chicken Pizza Pie

Give your pie a Southwest twist when you slather on the taco sauce and top with black beans, green chilies and kicked-up chicken strips. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, WisconsinGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Favorite Banana Split Smoothies

I try to get as many fruits and veggies into our menus as possible. A smoothie is a great way to load up on nutrients. This banana one is a favorite! —Tiffany Van Zee, Pella, IowaGo to Recipe

Soft Giant Pretzels

My husband and our friends and family love these soft, chewy pretzels. Let the bread machine mix the dough, then all you have to do is shape and bake these fun snacks. —Sherry Peterson, Fort Collins, ColoradoGo to Recipe

Chocolate Mocha Dusted Almonds

I love to make recipes with nuts. These are chocolaty with a hint of coffee—elegant and addictive! I give them away as gifts; I’ve even made them for wedding favors. —Annette Scholz, Medaryville, IndianaGo to Recipe

Slow-Cooker Cheeseburger Dip

This fun dip recipe uses ingredients that I always have in the fridge, so it’s easy to throw together on short notice. —Cindi DeClue, Anchorage, AlaskaGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Popcorn Cookies

It’s so much fun to surprise people with the crushed popcorn in these yummy cookies. They’re definitely a distinctive cookie on the holiday tray.—Leigh Anne Preston, Palmyra, IndianaGo to Recipe

Fruit and Cheese Board

Who says cheese and sausage get to have all the fun? Make this fruit charcuterie board a party go-to with any that are in season. —Taste of Home Test KitchenGo to Recipe

Lemony Snack Mix

I’m on a gluten-restricted diet. I came up with this snack mix one day when I wanted something fast and easy that tasted like lemon bars. It makes a great gift, and folks love the light and fresh citrus flavor. —Patricia Sensenich, Olanthe, KansasGo to Recipe

Apple-Gouda Pigs in a Blanket

For New Year’s, I used to make pigs in a blanket with beef and cheddar. But now I like apple and Gouda for an even better flavor celebration. —Megan Weiss, Menomonie, WisconsinGo to Recipe

Almost It’s-It Ice Cream Sandwiches

You’ll discover why the treat is so popular in San Francisco. It’s snack heaven…ice cream, delicious oatmeal cookies and a touch of chocolate. Swap out the vanilla for your favorite flavor, such as chocolate, caramel or cherry. — Jacyn Siebert, San Francisco, CaliforniaGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Pretzel Bread Bowl with Cheese Dip

Our town is known as Pretzel City—even our local sports teams are known as The Pretzels. I came up with this recipe for an annual local recipe contest. People couldn’t believe that this delicious bread had pretzels in the mix! For variety, try using different flavors of pretzels. —Andrea Johnson, Freeport, IllinoisGo to Recipe

Mustard Pretzel Nuggets

This quick and fun snack is similar to the mustard pretzels you can buy at the store, but you can make it for a fraction of the price. It’s a killer recipe for all kinds of parties and football gatherings. —Sarah Mathews, Ava MissouriGo to Recipe

Chunky Banana Cream Freeze

Everyone loves ice cream, but we all know it doesn’t make a great after-school snack. Until this! With its sweet banana-almond flavor and chunky texture, this appealing banana peanut butter “ice cream” is a crowd-pleaser. People who ask me for the recipe can’t believe how easy it is to make. —Kristen Bloom, Okinawa, JapanGo to Recipe

Easy Strawberry Salsa

My salsa is sweet and colorful, with just a little bite from jalapeno peppers. I love to use fresh strawberries and my own homegrown vegetables, but you can also use produce that is available year-round. It’s delicious with tortilla chips or even as a topping for grilled chicken or pork. —Dianna Wara, Washington, IllinoisGo to Recipe

Oatmeal Molasses Crisps

In Amish and Mennonite homes, home cooking is guaranteed delicious. So when I found this recipe in an Amish cookbook, I knew I had to try it. It’s become a favorite of our family as well as the folks at our church fellowship. —Jori Schellenberger, Everett, WashingtonGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato Pizza

I combine two all-time favorites in this recipe: pizza and BLT sandwiches. I brought this fun mashup to a ladies lunch and was met with lots of oohs and aahs. —Bonnie Hawkins, Elkhorn, WisconsinGo to Recipe

Chocolate-Mint Popcorn

I wrote a book called “20 New Ways to Enjoy Popcorn.” When I poll friends, they favor this recipe, a delicious treat for after-dinner coffee. — Polly Brunning, Thaxton, VirginiaGo to Recipe

Chicken Fries

Kid-friendly and quick, these crunchy oven-baked chicken fries are coated with a mixture of crushed potato chips, panko bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese. Dip them in ranch dressing, barbecue sauce or honey-mustard sauce.—Nick Iverson, Denver, ColoradoGo to Recipe

Zesty Snack Mix

Reveals Jeanette Grantstein of Wichita, Kansas, “This crisp snack mix is a mouthwatering combination of sweet and spicy. I’ve taken it to numerous gatherings. Make a bowlful when the munchies hit.”—Jeanette Grantstein, Wichita, KansasGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Snickerdoodle Ice Cream Sandwich Minis

My husband absolutely loves ice cream sandwiches and snickerdoodles, so I combined them into one fun treat. Here’s how we build this cool dessert. —Heather Pilon, Winslow, MaineGo to Recipe

Deep-Fried Mac & Cheese Shells

I created this deep-fried mac and cheese recipe for my husband. He describes this recipe as “unbelievably delicious” because of the crispy deep-fried coating and the creamy richness on the inside. —Shirley Rickis, Lady Lake, FloridaGo to Recipe

Cherry Chocolate Chunk Cookies

These rich, fudgy cookies are chewy and studded with tangy dried cherries. It’s a good thing the recipe makes only a small batch, because we eat them all in one night! —Trisha Kruse, Eagle, IdahoGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Marshmallow-Peanut Popcorn

My brother calls this combo of popcorn, marshmallows, peanuts and pretzels the “perfect popcorn.” The taste is reminiscent of a Big Hunk candy bar. —Julie Perez, Idaho Falls, IdahoGo to RecipeTaste of Home

BBQ Chicken Waffle Fries

This is one of those dishes that sounds so wrong but tastes so right! Trust me—barbecue chicken leftovers are fantastic with the fries. We like it with lettuce, tomato and pickle, but you can add almost any toppings you like. —Janet Telleen, Russell, IowaGo to Recipe

Wyoming Whopper Cookies

These big country cookies are made to travel—in fact, I came up with this recipe while trying to match a commercial cookie that was good, but too crumbly to carry. —Jamie Hirsch, Powell, WyomingGo to Recipe  

California Dream Smoothie

It’s sunshine in a smoothie! This one’s a true California treat—sweet and tangy from start to finish. —Sonya Labbe, West Hollywood, CaliforniaGo to Recipe

No-Bake Cornflake Cookies

I grew up on a farm where we hand-milked cows and had plenty of milk and cream to use for cooking, so sometimes we’d substitute light cream for the evaporated milk in this recipe. We’d rarely let these cookies cool before sampling them, and a batch never lasted a day! —Denise Marnell, Hereford, TexasGo to Recipe

Roasted Fresh Pumpkin Seeds

I learned how to roast pumpkin seeds from my mother, who learned it from her mother. Keep an eye on the seeds so they don’t scorch. —Margaret Drye, Plainfield, New HampshireGo to Recipe

Sugar Cookies

This sugar cookie dates back to a Swedish woman born in 1877! Her daughter, Esther Davis, shared the recipe with me and she came up with all the exact measurements, since the original cookies were mixed by feel and taste. These are my favorite cookies and I hope they’ll become yours as well. —Helen Wallis, Vancouver, WashingtonGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Waffle Fry Nachos

My husband and two grown sons really enjoy these fun nachos—they can devour a platter of them in no time. They’re also fun to make when friends come over. —Debra Morgan, Idaho Falls, IdahoGo to RecipeTaste of Home

The Ultimate Grilled Cheese

These gooey grilled cheese sandwiches taste great for lunch with sliced apples. And they’re really fast to whip up, too. Here’s how to make grilled cheese the right way. —Kathy Norris, Streator, IllinoisGo to Recipe

Garlic-Cheese Flatbread

Unless you plan to make two, don’t count on leftovers. As an appetizer or side, this cheesy flatbread will be devoured in less time than it takes to bake. And that’s not long! —Suzanne Zick, Maiden, North CarolinaGo to Recipe

Bananas Foster Crunch Mix

Bananas Foster is one of my favorite desserts. So I thought that a crunchy, snackable version would be a hit. It is heated in the microwave and takes just a few minutes to make. —David Dahlman, Chatsworth, CaliforniaGo to Recipe

Creamy Taco Dip

You’ll know this snack is a hit at your next gathering when you come home with an empty pan! —Denise Smith, Lusk, WyomingGo to Recipe

Ginger-Maple Roasted Pecans

Use these spiced nuts as a snack, in a salad or as a coating for fish. They’re a smart ingredient to keep on hand. —Angie Thanopoulos, Arlington Heights, IllinoisGo to Recipe

Smoky Chicken Nachos

What’s game day without can’t-stop-munching nachos? Featuring layers of crunchy tortilla chips, black beans and a creamy, smoky chicken mixture, this appetizer will disappear before the second quarter. —Whitney Smith, Winterhen, FloridaGo to Recipe

Sweet Chipotle Pretzels

Pretzels are a great snack food. I love this recipe because it is sweet as well as spicy, but not too spicy. It’s a great combination for munching. —Geraldine Saucier, Albuquerque, New MexicoGo to Recipe

Thick Strawberry Shakes

Cool off with a thick and rich treat that will remind you of a malt shoppe! Nothing can beat this strawberry shake recipe. —Kathryn Conrad, Milwaukee, WisconsinGo to Recipe

Loaded Baked Potato Dip

I never thought of using waffle-cut fries as a scoop for dip until a friend of mine did at a baby shower. They’re ideal for my cheesy bacon and chive dip, which tastes just like a baked potato topper. —Betsy King, Duluth, MinnesotaGo to Recipe

Lick-the-Bowl-Clean Hummus

Everyone loves hummus, but I enjoy the garlic and onion types so much that I decided to let them shine in this homemade version. I get so many compliments when I serve it! —Sarah Gilbert, Beaverton, OregonGo to Recipe

Chunky Mango Guacamole

When serving a crowd, double or quadruple this guacamole. The onion, tomato and mango can be chopped in advance. Add avocado just before serving. —Diana Nienberg, McComb, OhioGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Mocha Pumpkin Seeds

Roasted pumpkin seeds are a classic fall snack. Kick them up a notch with instant coffee and cocoa powder for a mix that’s mocha genius at any time of year. —Rebekah Beyer, Sabetha, KansasGo to Recipe

Brownie Batter Dip

I’m all about the sweeter side of dips, and this brownie-batter variety fits in with my life’s philosophy: Chocolate makes anything better. Grab some fruit, cookies or salty snacks and start dunking. —Mel Gunnell, Boise, IdahoGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Chili-Lime Snack Mix

Why buy a pricey bagged snack mix when you can easily make a better-tasting one at home? Create a Southwestern sensation with chili powder, cayenne pepper and a twist of lime. —Julie Beckwith, Crete, IllinoisGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Hot Buttered Rum Party Mix

A spicy mix of crisp cereal, soft marshmallows and rum extract make this a delicious treat to nosh on with friends, while studying or when watching a movie. —Susan Tite, China, MichiganGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Marinated Cheese with Peppers and Olives

Cheddar cheese, red peppers and pitted ripe olives make a tasty, rustic appetizer when marinated overnight and served with decorative toothpicks. —Polly Brunning, Thaxton, VirginiaGo to Recipe

Cheddar-Pecan Crisps

Lots of holiday treats are sweet. For a change of pace, I fill goodie bags with my cheese crackers. The recipe has a large yield, but you can freeze the dough logs to bake later. —Heather Necessary, Shamokin Dan, PennsylvaniaGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Chutney-Topped Cream Cheese Spread

I’ve had the pleasure of introducing many of my friends and family to chutney, that sweet and savory fruit sauce. Prepare this spread even faster by using chive-flavored whipped cream cheese. —Michelle Torkelson, Ham Lake, MinnesotaGo to RecipeTaste of Home

Nacho Popcorn

My husband and I like to munch on this while watching TV. The nacho flavoring is a zesty alternative to butter and salt. —Linda Boehme, Fairmont, MinnesotaGo to Recipe

Thyme-Sea Salt Crackers

These homemade crackers are decidedly light and crispy. An addictive snack on their own, they also pair well with a sharp white cheddar. —Jessica Wirth, Charlotte, North CarolinaGo to Recipe ⓘ

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