Whether you're a Scrooge stan or you've already broken out your favorite holiday sweater,
Netflix is hoping to make those long, cold winter nights more bearable with its December
offerings.
Here's all the best stuff coming to Netflix in December 2019.
Did you feel that?
It was a shiver going down your spine… and you'd better get used to it.
Netflix will be streaming quite a few thrillers and chillers in December 2019.
The question is: Can you handle it?
On December 1st, you can hunker down and watch Dead Kids.
This Filipino film involves a gang of teenagers who attempt to kidnap an arrogant school bully.
Things get complicated… and very dark indeed.
Then, on December 9th, you should brace yourself for the 2017 critical darling It Comes At
Night.
The film centers around two families, both of whom are toughing it out in a post-apocalyptic
world.
Expect plenty of paranoia, doom, dread, and death.
Happy holidays!
On December 25th, Sweetheart starts streaming on Netflix.
The film tells the story of Jenn, a frantic shipwreck survivor played by Kiersey Clemons.
Thanks to a nocturnal sea monster, the very real possibility of starving to death is the
very least of her concerns.
And if you're in the mood for handsome, bookish stalkers that like to kill people, we've got
just the ticket.
The Netflix creep-fest You is back for a second season on December 25th.
You're going to love it.
Like, really, really love it.
“You'll realize I'm not a maybe.
I'm the one."
Netflix has loaded its December schedule with tons of stand-up specials.
On December 3rd, Tiffany Haddish gives us Black Mitzvah, which finds the actress and
comedian discussing her Jewish roots and her growing success — but funny!
Then, on December 12th, British comedian Jack Whitehall gives us Christmas with my Father
… which will find Whitehall and his dad sharing a West End stage for a night of laughs.
That brings us to John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch, which debuts on December 24th.
Pitched as an old-school variety show and designed in the style of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood,
the special features celebrity guests like Natasha Lyonne and Jake Gyllenhaal trying
to entertain children.
Anything with Mulaney deserves your undivided attention, so you'll definitely want to get
in on the action.
On December 10th, we'll be getting Michelle Wolf: Joke Show, a new special from the comedian
who roasted the Trump administration at the 2018 White House Correspondents' Dinner.
Expect her to touch upon any number of hot-button issues… including "woke" culture, modern-day
feminism, and much, much more.
If that sounds too high-minded, not to worry: All three Austin Powers films will be hitting
the streaming service on December 1st.
Consider it a Christmastime miracle.
"Well if I'm preaching to the converted, why are you being so slavish to the three question
form is my question?
You're not even looking at me man.
Now you're just being rude."
Perhaps you'd rather explore the grittier side of life.
Let it suffice to say, plenty of dramatic fare is on the way.
On December 6th, you can finally see whether or not Marriage Story is worth all the hype.
Directed by Noah Baumbach, the film stars Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver as a couple
whose marriage is disintegrating.
Needless to say, it's some heavy stuff.
"How are you doing?"
On December 1st, you can get embroiled in Spike Lee's incredible biopic Malcolm X, starring
Denzel Washington.
Or perhaps you'd rather explore The Danish Girl, a moving romantic drama starring Eddie
Redmayne?
That one begins streaming on December 16th.
Then, on December 29th, you can take a look at the action-drama Lawless.
The film stars Shia LaBeouf and Tom Hardy as two fast-driving bootleggers in Prohibition-era
Virginia.
Expect lots of shootouts.
Let's say it's a cold night in December and you're craving some adventure.
Not to worry: Netflix has got you covered.
On December 13th, you can sink your teeth into 6 Underground, directed by Michael Bay.
It stars Ryan Reynolds as the leader of a group of six professional criminals, all of
whom have faked their own deaths.
"Best part of being dead… is the freedom."
On December 8th, the spy thriller From Paris with Love will instantly add some intrigue
to your life.
The film stars Jonathan Rhys Meyers and an almost-unrecognizable John Travolta as two
agents trying to thwart terrorist plots in Paris.
And that's not all.
On December 31st, you can start streaming four James Bond movies starring Pierce Brosnan
— including Die Another Day, GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, and The World Is Not
Enough.
Netflix is banking on a lot of monstrous fantasy fare at the end of the year.
On December 5th, V Wars will be coming your way.
Based on the popular comic books, the series stars Ian Somerhalder as a doctor trying to
save people from a virus that turns them into… you guessed it... vampires.
And he's not the only square-jawed heartthrob on the lookout for creepos.
The Witcher debuts on December 20th, starring Superman's Henry Cavill as a blonde, mysterious
monster hunter named Geralt of Rivia.
The series is an adaptation of the popular fantasy novels and short stories by Polish
author Andrzej Sapkowski.
"They say witches can't feel human emotion.
What do you believe in?"
Craving some science fiction?
You're in luck.
Lost in Space returns to the streamer on December 24th.
And now for the festive stuff: A Christmas Prince 3: The Royal Baby is set for release
on December 5th.
As you may recall, 2017's A Christmas Prince involved an American journalist named Amber
— played by Rose McIver — who falls for a royal named Richard, played by Ben Lamb.
After last year's A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding, Queen Amber is pregnant with
the couple's first child — and she's also out to solve a mystery that involves a missing
peace treaty.
"Who in this palace had the means, the opportunity, the motive…?"
"If the sacred truce is broken….
There will be a curse on the firstborn child."
And here's another festive sequel for you: A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish is the
fifth installment of the film franchise that began with 2004's A Cinderella Story.
That one starred Hilary Duff and Chad Michael Murray.
In the latest installment, an aspiring singer named Kat — played by Laura Marano must
overcome her "wicked" stepfamily in order to perform at a gala.
Meanwhile, she's falling head over heels for a certain special someone.
Will love prevail in the end?
All these questions and more will be answered... when A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish hits
Netflix on December 1st.
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