The holiday season is finally here! With more downtime ahead, it’s the perfect opportunity to indulge in some quality screen time. Welcome to your go-to resource for the latest and greatest genre titles hitting the biggest streaming platforms. In our monthly column, the Nerd’s Watch, we sift through extensive lists to present only the juiciest selections that you won’t want to miss.
So, sit back, grab your remote, and dive into our curated selection of must-watch movies and shows available this month.
The Northman (December 3 on Netflix)
If you’re still buzzing about Robert Eggers’ latest film, Nosferatu, wait until you check out The Northman, a stunning epic featuring Alexander Skarsgård and Anya Taylor-Joy.
Stranger Things 5 (on Netflix)
The adventure comes full circle this December as Volume Two debuts on December 25, leading up to the highly anticipated finale on December 31. What more could you ask for?
The Life of Chuck (December 26 on Hulu)
Prepare for tears and awe with this captivating adaptation by Mike Flanagan of Stephen King’s work, starring Tom Hiddleston. It’s undeniably a standout film of the year.
Together (December 31 on Hulu)
Get ready for a bizarre journey in this body horror film featuring Dave Franco and Alison Brie. Their characters find themselves in an unsettling predicament where they are literally forced to stick together.
Fallout Season 2 (December 17 on Prime Video)
Return to the Wasteland with the second season of Amazon’s hit adaptation, Fallout. Expect shocking encounters with beloved characters as the story unfolds.
Hackers (December 1 on Prime)
This cult classic from 1995 features Angelina Jolie and Matthew Lillard in a cyberpunk storyline that blends nostalgia with a unique peek into the past—definitely a must-watch!
The Creator (December 30 on Prime)
After the incredible success of Jurassic World Rebirth, Gareth Edwards brings you another gem with this sci-fi masterpiece, starring John David Washington.
Shin Godzilla (December 1 on HBO Max)
Though it may not quite compare to Godzilla Minus One, this entry featuring everyone’s favorite Kaiju is still a wild ride through its storytelling.
Summer Wars (December 1 on HBO Max)
This stunning 2009 anime about students battling a dangerous AI grows more exciting and relevant as the years pass. If you haven’t seen it, now’s the time!
X-Men: First Class (December 1 on HBO Max)
As Marvel enthusiasts anticipate a fresh reboot of the X-Men, it’s easy to overlook the brilliance of this Matthew Vaughn film, which stands as one of the franchise’s best.
Ne Zha II (December 24 on HBO Max)
Check out the biggest film of the year with over $2 billion in global earnings. Ne Zha II is a Chinese anime that’s finally making its way to streaming platforms.
The Addams Family and Addams Family Values (December 1 on Paramount+ and Peacock)
While the holiday season may be a bit late for Addams Family Values, you can still enjoy both classic films together this month.
Miracle on 34th Street (December 1 on Paramount+ and Peacock)
You can cozy up with two versions of this timeless tale, the original 1947 classic, and the 1994 remake—perfect for some holiday charm!
What movies are worth streaming this December?
Wondering what to watch during the holidays? Look no further than our roundup of premier titles across platforms, ensuring your next binge-watch has the jolt it needs.
How can I find the best holiday movies to stream?
Check out curated lists like our Nerd’s Watch, specifically tailored to highlight noteworthy titles and keep you updated with the latest releases.
What shows are concluding in December?
The final season of Stranger Things culminates this month, providing viewers with a nostalgic conclusion to an iconic series.
Are there any new movies debuting over the holidays?
Absolutely! Titles like The Life of Chuck and new seasons of popular shows will be making their debut, ideal for cozy nights indoors.
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