We Must Have Been Good This Year, Because Netflix Is Dropping So Many New Holiday Movies

Starring Darren Barnet and Nina Dobrev, this festive rom-com follows a young woman from LA who travels to her hometown to meet up with a dating app match for Christmas, only to discover she's been catfished. Luckily, the catfish knows her old crush, and he promises to set her up with him . . . if she pretends to be his girlfriend for the holidays, that is.

When it's available: 5 Nov.

Based on the book of the same name by Matt Haig, this playful reimagining of the story of Father Christmas follows a boy named Nikolas who sets off North on a search to find his father, and you can expect to see some faces you recognise, including Kristen Wiig and Maggie Smith.

When it's available: TBA

Brooke Shields and Cary Elwes star in this festive rom-com, which follows a wealthy American author who has her eye on a castle in Scotland ... but unfortunately, the Scottish Duke who owns it is reluctant to sell to a foreigner.

When it's available: TBA

The third instalment in the Princess Switch franchise follows Queen Margaret, Princess Stacy, and Margaret's cousin Fiona as they work together to retrieve a priceless stolen relic, and of course, Vanessa Hudgens will once again be playing all three roles.

When it's available: TBA

Michael Urie stars in this festive season rom-com, which centres on a perpetually single man who convinced his friend to pretend to be his boyfriend for the holidays. The problem: His meddling mum already has plans to set him up on a blind date with someone else.

When it's available: TBA