Netflix Christmas movies that must not be missed this holiday season

The holiday season is just around the corner. Most of the people are already set with their Christmas and New Year’s plans. Although the season is a little far away, it is never too early to get into the holiday mood and the best way to do that is to start binging on holiday films and series. Here is a list of a few holiday films to binge-watch this holiday season.  

Let it Snow 

A snowstorm hits a small town in the Midwest on Christmas Eve which brings together a group of high-school kids. The kids soon build new friendships and love, but nothing will be the same on Christmas morning. The film's cast includes Isabella Manor, Jacob Batalon, Odeya Rush, and more. The film is an adaptation of Let it Snow: Three Holiday Romances. 

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The Knight Before Christmas 

Some Christmas magic sends a 14th century Knight to the modern-day Ohio. He eventually falls in love with a high-school science teacher who is disillusioned by love. Releasing on November 21, the film stars Vanessa Hudgens, Josh Whitehouse, and Harry Jarvis.  

Princess Switch 

Just a week before Christmas, a duchess switches lives with a commoner who looks just like her. The two end up falling in love with each other’s beaus. The film stars Vanessa Hudgens, Sam Palladio, and Nick Sagar.  

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Holiday Rush 

After being fired, a widowed DJ moves in with his aunt with his four spoilt children. The film stars Dean Cole, La La Anthony, Stormi Maya, and Romani Malco. The film will be released exclusively on Netflix on November 28.  

Christmas with a View  

A Ski-resort hires a new head chef who is also a celebrity. Clara isn’t much excited about the new boss, but with paths constantly crossing, will the two have more in common than they thought? The film stars Kaitlyn Wong, Scott Cavalheiro, and Vivica A Fox.

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