
Hulu is bringing a huge selection of entertainment this December, with everything from classic holiday movies to brand new shows arriving in 2025. Subscribers can enjoy a wide variety of content, including the streaming premieres of ‘The Life of Chuck’ (based on Stephen King’s work), the unique romance ‘Together’, and the action-packed comedy ‘London Calling’. Whether you’re in the mood for festive favorites like ‘Home Alone’ or something thrilling and new, there’s plenty to watch this month.
‘Home Alone’ (1990)

When eight-year-old Kevin McCallister’s family rushes off to Paris for Christmas, he’s mistakenly left home alone. At first, he enjoys having the house to himself, but he quickly has to protect it from two silly burglars called the Wet Bandits. The movie is a funny and heartwarming holiday favorite, filled with clever traps Kevin sets to keep his home safe. You can start streaming it on December 1st.
‘Legion’ (2010)

When God decides to wipe out humanity, a group of strangers stuck in a rundown diner unexpectedly become our last chance at survival. A rebellious Archangel Michael intervenes, coming to Earth to safeguard a pregnant waitress – her unborn child holds the key to saving everyone. The diner’s patrons are thrown into a desperate fight against both possessed people and powerful supernatural beings. You can stream this action-packed horror movie on Hulu starting December 1st.
‘Dr. Dolittle 2’ (2001)

Eddie Murphy is back as Dr. Dolittle, and this time he’s on a mission to save a forest! He needs to teach a spoiled circus bear how to survive in the wild and find a partner. The movie is full of fun for the whole family, with a great cast of animal voices, and teaches important lessons about protecting nature and being brave. You can start watching it on December 1st.
‘Black Swan’ (2010)

A dedicated ballet dancer in New York City finally achieves her dream role – the lead in “Swan Lake.” However, the intense pressure begins to take a toll on her mental state. As she strives to portray both the delicate White Swan and the seductive Black Swan, she spirals into a terrifying world of paranoia and hallucinations. Natalie Portman gives a captivating and unsettling performance in this psychological thriller, which will be available to stream starting December 1.
‘Roll Bounce’ (2005)

This funny and heartwarming movie takes place in the late 1970s and follows a group of friends who love to roller skate. When their favorite rink shuts down, they have to learn to skate at a fancier place called Sweetwater, where they face tough competition. It’s a story about friendship, family, and the fun, disco-filled world of roller skating back then. You can start streaming it on Hulu December 1st.
‘Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising’ (2016)

Mac and Kelly Radner were planning to move to the suburbs, but their plans are complicated when a wild new sorority moves in next door – and they’re even more troublesome than the fraternity Mac and Kelly previously fought. To sell their house and restore peace, they have to team up with their old rival, Teddy Sanders, to take down the disruptive sisterhood. The movie is a funny look at what it means to be a parent and also touches on issues of equality between men and women. It will be available to stream on December 1st.
‘Mr. Popper’s Penguins’ (2011)

Okay, so I heard about this new movie coming to Hulu, and it sounds totally bonkers! It’s about a super driven businessman who suddenly finds himself inheriting six penguins from a dad he hasn’t seen in ages – apparently, his dad was an explorer. Can you imagine? These penguins completely take over his fancy New York apartment, turning it into this crazy, icy mess, and naturally, it throws his whole life into chaos. But here’s the heartwarming part: through all the penguin-induced mayhem, he starts to reconnect with his kids and ex-wife. It’s a Jim Carrey comedy, so expect a lot of laughs, and it drops on Hulu December 1st. Sounds like a fun family movie!
‘Home Alone: The Holiday Heist’ (2012)

The latest film in the series follows Finn Baxter as he and his sister move into a supposedly haunted house in Maine. When their parents get stuck in town, the kids are left to protect their home from a group of art thieves who are after a secret painting. They use clever gadgets and traps to stop the criminals and save Christmas. You can start watching it on December 1st.
‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ (2021)

I’m so excited about this new movie! It’s about a kid who’s home alone for the holidays and ends up having to protect the house from a couple who think he stole something valuable from them. It’s a really fun twist on a classic story, with new characters and a lot of hilarious mix-ups. It feels connected to the original films I grew up with, but it’s definitely a fresh, modern take on the whole home invasion comedy thing. And the best part? You can start streaming it on December 1st!
‘The Santa Clause 2’ (2002)

Okay, so I’m really excited about this new movie! It’s been eight years since Scott Calvin took on the Santa role, and things are getting complicated. He’s been told he needs to find a Mrs. Claus by Christmas Eve, or he’ll have to give up being Santa! To make things even crazier, his son ends up on the naughty list, so Scott has to leave the North Pole in charge of a pretty…intense, toy-loving Santa impersonator. It sounds like a really fun mix of romance, comedy, and all that holiday magic. And the best part? It’s coming to Hulu on December 1st!
’17 Again’ (2009)

A man disappointed with how his life turned out gets a surprising opportunity to start over when he magically finds himself back in his 17-year-old body. He goes back to high school with his children, hoping to help them through their teenage years and reconnect with his wife, from whom he’s grown distant. It’s a feel-good story about getting another chance and learning to value what you have, and it will begin streaming on December 1st.
‘The Santa Clause’ (1994)

After a divorced dad accidentally makes Santa fall off his roof, he unexpectedly finds himself taking on Santa’s job! As he starts to become Santa, he has to prove to his doubtful ex-wife and everyone else that he’s the real Santa Claus. This movie started a popular holiday tradition and is still a must-watch every year. You can stream it on Hulu beginning December 1st.
‘The Meddler’ (2016)

A widow relocates from New Jersey to Los Angeles to live near her daughter, bringing along her big heart and a tendency to offer advice, even when it’s not asked for. While getting involved in her daughter’s life, she also starts building new friendships and finding a renewed sense of purpose. Susan Sarandon shines in this touching story about loss and the complex bond between mothers and daughters. It will be released on December 1st.
‘Straight Outta Compton’ (2015)

This movie tells the story of the hip-hop group N.W.A., from their beginnings to their impact on music and culture in the late 1980s. It shows the challenges faced by members Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, and Ice Cube as they dealt with fame, attempts to silence their music, and life in their hometown of Compton. The film also explores the tough social environment that influenced their often-controversial songs. It will be available to stream starting December 1st.
‘Superbad’ (2007)

This hilarious teen comedy follows two inseparable best friends as they try to score alcohol for a party, hoping to impress their crushes before heading off to different colleges. Their simple plan quickly spirals into a chaotic night filled with run-ins with quirky cops and a lot of emotional turmoil. Known for its outrageous humor and surprisingly sweet moments, the film will be streaming on Hulu starting December 1st.
‘Home Alone 4’ (2002)

When Kevin McCallister spends Christmas at his dad’s girlfriend’s luxurious home, he’s shocked to find his old enemy, Marv, plotting a robbery. Using clever gadgets, Kevin has to stop the criminals and save Christmas, just like before. This TV movie continues the story with beloved characters in a fresh setting and will be available to stream on December 1st.
‘The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause’ (2006)

This year, Santa Claus has a huge problem: Jack Frost is trying to ruin Christmas! He tricks a boy named Scott into accidentally activating a rule that could destroy the holiday. Now, Scott must go back in time and fix things before Christmas is canceled. The movie is a heartwarming story about family and the spirit of giving, and you can watch it on Hulu starting December 1st.
‘Crazy Heart’ (2009)

The movie follows Bad Blake, a once-famous country singer struggling with alcohol and a fading career as he performs at small venues in the Southwest. His life changes when he meets a young journalist who pushes him to deal with his past and try to rebuild his life. Jeff Bridges won an Oscar for his performance as the weathered musician. You can start watching it on December 1st.
‘Rise of the Planet of the Apes’ (2011)

A scientist trying to find a cure for Alzheimer’s accidentally creates a remarkably intelligent chimpanzee named Caesar. As Caesar matures, he faces mistreatment from humans, leading him to ignite a revolt that could change which species rules the planet. This new installment focuses on compelling characters and features impressive visual effects. You can start watching it on Hulu beginning December 1.
‘Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son’ (2011)

FBI agent Malcolm Turner and his stepson Trent team up for a hilarious undercover mission. They go to an all-girls performing arts school disguised as elderly women to catch a killer. The comedy comes from their awkward disguises, the challenges of blending in with teenagers, and the clash between their generations. You can start watching it on December 1st.
‘The Leisure Seeker’ (2018)

Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland shine in this touching drama about a couple who run away on a cross-country road trip in their RV, from Boston to Key West. As they travel, they confront the difficulties of growing older and dealing with illness, ultimately finding renewed joy in life and rediscovering their love for each other. The film premieres on December 1st.
‘Home Alone 3’ (1997)

A group of international spies accidentally hides a highly sensitive computer chip inside a toy car, and it ends up with a boy named Alex. When the spies return to get it back, Alex – while recovering from chickenpox – has to use his cleverness to protect his home. This new adventure features a different main character and a thrilling spy story. It will be released on December 1st.
‘When the Bough Breaks’ (2016)

A couple struggling to have a baby decides to use a surrogate, welcoming a young woman into their perfect world. But things take a dark turn when the surrogate becomes dangerously obsessed with the husband, turning their hopes for a family into a terrifying nightmare. As the situation spirals out of control, the couple must fight to protect their baby and their own lives. Watch it on Hulu starting December 1st.
‘Gremlins’ (1984)

Okay, so this movie is a total classic! It’s about a guy who gets this adorable little creature called a mogwai as a pet, but there are serious rules: no bright lights, keep it dry, and absolutely do not feed it after midnight. Naturally, someone messes up, and all heck breaks loose on Christmas Eve. It’s hilarious and scary at the same time – a really fun horror-comedy. You can check it out starting December 1st, and trust me, you won’t regret it!
‘Epic Movie’ (2007)

This funny movie makes fun of big-name blockbusters. It’s about four orphans who get a tour of a chocolate factory and end up in a magical place called Gnarnia. They have to work together to beat a wicked villain and bring peace back to the kingdom, and they’ll meet characters you’ll recognize from other famous films along the way. Expect lots of jokes about pop culture and silly physical comedy! You can stream it on Hulu starting December 1st.
‘Doctor Dolittle’ (1998)

A doctor who used to be able to talk to animals loses that ability as a child, but regains it after an injury. Soon, animals start seeking him out for medical care, and his friends and family start to worry he’s losing his mind. Eddie Murphy brings a funny and fresh take to this beloved story, making it perfect for the whole family. You can start streaming it on Hulu December 1st.
‘Home Alone 2: Lost in New York’ (1992)

A year after getting lost on his family vacation, Kevin McCallister finds himself on a flight to New York City while his family goes to Florida. He enjoys a stay at the famous Plaza Hotel and explores the city, but trouble finds him again when the Wet Bandits—who escaped prison—show up. This leads to a final confrontation in an empty house. This sequel takes the action to well-known New York landmarks and will be available to stream starting December 1st.
‘The Wonderful World of Disney: Holiday Spectacular’ (2024)

This holiday special brings the joy of Disney theme parks to your screen with incredible musical performances and festive cheer. Hosted by Julianne Hough and Alfonso Ribeiro, it’s a celebration packed with both traditional carols and popular songs, creating a warm and cheerful atmosphere for families. You can start streaming it on December 1st.
‘Wild’ (2014)

Following a difficult personal loss and a period of struggling with herself, a woman embarks on a solo journey hiking over a thousand miles of the Pacific Crest Trail. Despite having no prior hiking experience, she confronts both the challenges of the wilderness and her painful past, hoping to find healing and rediscover who she is. The film, starring Reese Witherspoon, is based on the inspiring true story told in Cheryl Strayed’s memoir and will be available to stream starting December 1st.
‘Night School’ (2018)

A diverse group of students who haven’t finished high school are taking adult education classes, hoping to finally earn their GEDs. Their teacher is tough but uses creative methods to help them succeed. Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish star in this funny and inspiring story about overcoming challenges and starting over. It will be available to stream on Hulu starting December 1st.
‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’ (2014)

A decade after a devastating virus wiped out most of humanity, a thriving community of genetically evolved apes, led by Caesar, faces danger from a group of surviving humans. A shaky peace is formed, but quickly falls apart due to mistrust and betrayal, leading to a battle for control. The film delves into the sadness of war and the challenges of being a leader. It will be available to watch from December 1st.
‘Planet of the Apes’ (2001)

When an astronaut crash-lands on an alien world, he discovers it’s ruled by intelligent, talking apes who control a population of primitive humans. He teams up with a chimpanzee leading a rebellion and a small group of humans to learn the planet’s hidden past and search for a way back to Earth. This new version of the classic science fiction story, directed by Tim Burton, boasts unique makeup and a surprising conclusion. It will be released on December 1st.
‘Love Is Strange’ (2014)

After nearly four decades as a couple, Ben and George get married, but this leads to George losing his job at a Catholic school. They’re then forced to sell their home and rely on the kindness of friends and family, putting a strain on their relationship and their place in the community. The film is a heartwarming story about lasting love and the difficulties that come with being uprooted. You can start watching it on Hulu December 1st.
‘A Christmas Carol’ (2009)

Jim Carrey plays Ebenezer Scrooge and all three ghosts in this animated retelling of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol.” The story follows the greedy Scrooge as he’s confronted with his past, present, and potential future, hoping to change his fate and avoid a solitary life. The film uses impressive animation to recreate the classic Victorian ghost story, and it will be available to stream on December 1st.
‘Maggie’s Plan’ (2016)

This funny and heartwarming movie follows a woman who decides to start a family on her own, but gets caught up in a complicated romance with a married man, throwing both their lives into chaos. Years later, realizing her feelings have changed, she comes up with a plan to help him reconnect with his former wife. It’s a lighthearted look at the complexities of love and relationships, and you can start watching it on December 1st.
‘Griffin in Summer’ (2025)

Fourteen-year-old Griffin Nafly spends his summer trying to write and stage a serious play about marriage. However, his plans get complicated when he falls for Brad, a handyman in his twenties who also happens to be a struggling artist. The film is a funny and heartwarming story about growing up, pursuing your dreams, and experiencing first love. It won an award at a film festival and will be released on December 2nd.
‘The Devil Conspiracy’ (2023)

A biotechnology company has created a way to clone historical icons, but a dangerous cult steals the Shroud of Turin with the sinister goal of cloning Jesus as a sacrifice to the Devil. To prevent this catastrophe, the Archangel Michael is forced to take over the body of a dead priest. This action-packed film combines science fiction with terrifying supernatural horror and will be released on December 2nd.
‘The Missing Millionairess’ (2023)

This documentary explores the puzzling disappearance of a rich woman, revealing a complicated story of money problems and hidden personal lives. Through the work of investigators and reporters, the film tries to figure out if she ran away or was the victim of a crime. The case gained a lot of public attention, but many questions remain. You can watch it on Hulu starting December 3rd.
‘Inheritance’ (2025)

In the new thriller premiering December 5th, Phoebe Dynevor plays Maya, who learns her long-lost father (Rhys Ifans) was secretly a spy. She quickly finds herself caught up in a dangerous worldwide plot involving sensitive information and must use her wits to survive the world of espionage. The film explores how far family loyalty will go when faced with global consequences.
‘Girl Taken’ (2025)

When a teenage girl runs away after arguing with her mother, she accepts a ride from someone she thinks she can trust – a family friend. However, her trust is betrayed when he abducts and holds her captive. The film follows her mother, portrayed by Erica Durance, as she frantically searches for her daughter, racing against time to save her. This suspenseful thriller delves into the dangers of misplaced trust and the unwavering strength of a mother’s love, and will be available on Hulu starting December 11th.
‘Neighborhood Watch’ (2025)

In the upcoming thriller, Jack Quaid stars as Simon, a man living with schizophrenia who believes he’s seen a kidnapping. Because of his medical history, the police don’t take him seriously, so he teams up with Ed, his retired security guard neighbor (played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan), to investigate on his own. The film follows these two unlikely allies as they work to solve the crime and bring the kidnapper to justice. It will be released on December 12th.
‘Plane’ (2023)

When a pilot’s plane is hit by lightning, he’s forced to crash-land on a dangerous island to protect everyone on board. But surviving the landing is only the first challenge – the passengers are quickly taken hostage by armed rebels. The pilot must join forces with a fellow passenger – a man accused of murder who was being transported on the plane – to attempt a daring rescue. Don’t miss this thrilling action movie, arriving December 12th.
‘Under Fire’ (2025)

In the action-comedy film directed by Steven C. Miller, Dylan Sprouse and Mason Gooding play an FBI and DEA agent, respectively, who are both secretly investigating the same drug cartel—unaware the other is also an agent. After a raid goes wrong and they find themselves under attack by a sniper, they have to put aside their suspicion and work together to stay alive. The movie will be available to stream on December 12th.
‘The Unknown Country’ (2023)

After a personal loss, a woman receives a surprise invitation from her grandmother, leading her on a quiet journey across the Midwest towards the Texas-Mexico border. The trip allows her to come to terms with her grief and rediscover her roots, and features a remarkable performance by Lily Gladstone. The film will be released on December 15th.
‘Chevalier’ (2023)

This movie is a biographical drama about Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, a talented musician born to an enslaved African woman and a French plantation owner. The film follows his journey to success as a famous violinist and composer in France, while also showing the prejudice he faced and a heartbreaking romance. It’s the story of a gifted artist whose contributions were almost forgotten, and it will be available to stream starting December 16th.
‘American Sweatshop’ (2025)

Lili Reinhart plays Daisy, a woman who works checking content on social media. After seeing a disturbing video, she becomes deeply affected and starts her own risky investigation to find out where it came from. This search makes her question what’s real and what’s not. The movie is a tense psychological thriller exploring the impact of today’s digital world and will be released on December 18th.
‘London Calling’ (2025)

Okay, so I just saw this action-comedy, and it’s a fun ride. Josh Duhamel stars as a pretty unremarkable hitman who makes a big mistake in London – he accidentally offs someone connected to a major crime boss. He scrambles to LA, and to get back home safe, he’s forced into this hilarious situation: mentoring the boss’s incredibly awkward son, played by Jeremy Ray Taylor, in the art of, well, killing someone. The whole thing predictably goes sideways, and the movie follows these two mismatched guys as they try to pull off the hit. It’s a chaotic, funny mess, and you can start streaming it on December 20th.
‘Strange Harvest’ (2025)

This horror film is presented as a true-crime documentary and focuses on the crimes of a serial killer called Mr. Shiny, who terrorized the Inland Empire. Through interviews with detectives and survivors, the film details a frightening series of events that appear connected to dark occult practices and unsettling cosmic horror. The movie uses a realistic, documentary-style approach to create suspense and fear, and will be available to stream on Hulu starting December 23rd.
‘Finnick’ (2022)

Finns are small, furry creatures who secretly live in our homes to keep us safe, but one named Finnick is a bit of a troublemaker and prefers to be left alone. Everything changes when a new family arrives and a girl named Christine discovers his secret. Together, they must work to solve a mystery that threatens their city. This funny and heartwarming animated movie arrives on December 26th.
‘The Life of Chuck’ (2025)

This drama, directed by Mike Flanagan and inspired by a story from Stephen King, uniquely tells the life of Charles Krantz backwards – starting with his death and the end of the world, and ending with his childhood. Starring Tom Hiddleston, the film is a moving celebration of an everyday life, offering a thoughtful exploration of memory and what it means to be human. It will be released on December 26th.
‘Grand Prix of Europe’ (2025)

This fun animated movie tells the story of Edda, a young mouse who wants to be a race car driver just like her hero. When her father’s amusement park is in trouble, she cleverly disguises herself to compete in the Grand Prix of Europe and try to save it. Featuring the voices of Gemma Arterton and Thomas Brodie-Sangster, it’s a fast-paced adventure coming to Hulu on December 31st.
‘Together’ (2025)

Dave Franco and Alison Brie, who are married in real life, play a couple in a scary and unusual romance. They retreat to a secluded cabin hoping to strengthen their bond, but things take a terrifying turn when a strange force causes their bodies to merge. The film is a disturbing and original look at unhealthy relationships and will be available to stream starting December 31st.
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