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New Movies and Shows Coming to Streaming Platforms in December 2025
As December 2025 approaches, streaming platforms are gearing up to release a variety of movies and shows, offering audiences a wide range of genres and storylines to explore. From horror comedies set in cursed towns to high-octane racing films, viewers can anticipate an engaging month of entertainment.
Horror Comedy and Cursed Towns
A new horror comedy series set in a cursed island town is set to debut, adding to the popular genre of cursed locations in horror narratives. These settings are often rich with local legends and mysteries, providing a backdrop that enhances the eerie atmosphere integral to horror stories. This series is expected to blend supernatural themes with comedic elements, promising a unique mix of suspense and humor. Audiences can look forward to engaging characters and unexpected plot twists as the series unfolds.
High-Octane Thrills: F1: The Movie
On December 12, Apple TV will premiere "F1: The Movie," directed by Joseph Kosinski and starring Brad Pitt and Javier Bardem. The film has been rated PG-13 and has already garnered recognition, with nominations for seven Critics’ Choice Awards. As the title suggests, the movie revolves around the world of Formula One racing, offering viewers a thrilling experience filled with speed and competition.
Festive and Mystery Offerings
Netflix is set to release "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery," expanding the popular Knives Out franchise with a new intriguing storyline. Additionally, holiday-themed titles like "Christmas On The Alpaca Farm" and "Elmo & Mark Rober's Merry Giftmas" will also be available, promising festive cheer for viewers.
For those seeking romantic tales, "A Suite Holiday Romance" will air on the Hallmark Channel, continuing the tradition of heartwarming holiday narratives.
Documentaries and Biopics
"Taylor Swift: The End Of An Era" is slated for release on Disney+, providing fans with an in-depth look at the pop star's illustrious career. Furthermore, "The New Yorker at 100" on Netflix will offer a documentary reflection on the magazine's century-long history and impact.
HBO Max will release "It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley," exploring the life and legacy of the iconic musician. Meanwhile, "McVeigh" on Starz and "Roofman" on Paramount+ are set to provide compelling true-crime narratives that delve into infamous figures and events.
Comedy Specials and Sequels
Comedy enthusiasts can look forward to "Robby Hoffman: Wake Up" on Netflix and "Sarah Squirm: Live + In the Flesh," which promises to deliver fresh humor and entertainment. Additionally, "Spinal Tap II: The End Continues" will debut on HBO Max on December 13, offering a sequel to the beloved mockumentary classic.
The family-friendly "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw" will be available on Disney+, continuing the comedic adventures of its young protagonist. "The Family Plan 2" on Apple TV promises to provide more laughs and family dynamics for viewers to enjoy.
Global Releases and Diverse Stories
December 12 will also mark the release of "The Fabelmans" and "Hag," expanding the array of films available to audiences worldwide. Music fans can look forward to "Wizkid: Long Live Lagos," offering a showcase of the artist's impact and influence.
New movies like "Tell Me Softly," "Girl Taken," and "Neighborhood Watch" are set to release on December 13, providing a mix of drama, suspense, and intrigue for viewers seeking diverse storytelling experiences.
As streaming platforms unveil their December lineups, subscribers can anticipate a month filled with diverse entertainment options that cater to a wide range of tastes and interests.