Netflix’s newest Christmas rom-com, “Our Little Secret”, has arrived. As the streamer’s highly-anticipated holiday release this year, the movie reunites Lindsay Lohan with Netflix following her previous festive flicks, “Irish Wish” and “Falling for Christmas”.

On a cold, snowy night, there’s nothing better than grabbing a cup of hot cocoa and enjoying this season’s finest Christmas movies. Once, that might have meant flipping on cable for a Christmas movie marathon,

Christmas movies on Netflix are already hot - not frosty. The streamer's latest Global Top 10 list included three Christmas movies: Chad Michael Murray and Britt Robertson film "The Merry Gentlemen" debuting at No.

It’s the start of the holiday season, a time for celebration, cheer, and according to the new Christmas movies on Netflix, for ogling ripped himbos as they prance around shirtless in the snow.

In other words: This year’s Netflix releases are a wild ride. Here, we rank them from best to worst. (And trust that this list will be updated: Holiday releases like Our Little Secret, The Snow Sister, and That Christmas are slated to come out later this month, meaning we’ll have many more festive films to dissect and discuss.)

Lindsay Lohan is back on Netflix with a new Christmas movie so that we can all get into the festive spirit. Our Little Secret sees Lohan play Avery who is forced to spend Christmas with her ex Logan (Ian Harding) after they discover that their current partners – Cameron (Jon Rudnitsky) and Cassie (Katie Baker) – are siblings.

Love Macaulay Culkin in "Home Alone"? Dig Bill Murray in "Scrooged"? We're ranking the 20 best Christmas movies, from "Elf" to "The Holdovers."

Despite Thanksgiving being days away, many people have already welcomed Christmas with open arms by decorating their homes and getting a jump on holiday shopping. Though there’s some time to go until Christmas is upon us,

These festive films from Netflix will bring about Christmas cheer, laughs, tears and music. Read on to see what your favorite streamer is serving up this year

These classic movies aren't about Christmas, but evoke a sense of nostalgia and comfort that is perfect for the holidays and are tons of plain fun.