The end of 2024 is approaching, and with it, the excitement of new streaming shows and movies coming to various platforms this December! This month, viewers can expect a broad range of content, from comedies to gripping dramas and even thrilling documentaries. Whether you're planning to binge-watch away from the holiday chaos or just seeking some cozy entertainment during the season, here are some notable titles to add to your list.
The Beatles '64, directed by David Tedeschi, premieres on Disney+ on Thanksgiving weekend. The documentary delves deep to showcase the band's euphoric debut and the fan frenzy around them as they arrived in America. Expect to see restored footage from their iconic performance during their infamous trip, punctuated by fresh interviews with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, as well as stories from original fans who witnessed it all. This film not only relives the excitement of the Fab Four but also presents the cultural impact they had during their peak.
Netflix is catching everyone's attention this month as it welcomes back the much-anticipated Squid Game Season 2, returning after its record-breaking debut. With Seong Gi-hun, portrayed by Lee Jung-jae, back for redemption and revenge against those who orchestrated the deadly games, fans are surely excited to see how the plot thickens. This season promises to keep viewers on edge, ready to witness shocking twists once again.
Also coming to Netflix is Queer Eye Season 9, where the Fab Five are set to inspire and uplift individuals through their remarkable transformation journeys. Their genuine approach and heartfelt interventions continue to resonate well with audiences, drawing us back for more feel-good moments.
For suspense enthusiasts, Black Doves, starring Keira Knightley, is set to intrigue those who love thrillers. The Christmas-themed spy drama, crafted by writer Joe Barton, tells the story of deception and intrigue among an ensemble cast and leads viewers through rollercoasters of suspense.
On the lighter side, A Nonsense Christmas, featuring Sabrina Carpenter, will grace our screens on December 6th. This music variety special is expected to bring cheer and laughter, perfectly complementing the festive season and offering warm nostalgia.
If you have an eye for true stories, Netflix also drops The Pembrokeshire Murders this month. This gripping docuseries follows the live investigation of notorious serial killer John Cooper and will keep true-crime aficionados glued to their screens.
New on streaming networks, the thrilling heist drama The Sticky makes its debut on Prime Video on December 6. With themes of loyalty and resilience, the plot follows the wild antics surrounding maple syrup theft—loosely based on the 2011 Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist.
Meanwhile, Hulu presents the return of Good Girls Revolt on December 19. Based on true events, it narrates the struggles of women journalists demanding equal recognition during the 1960s. It's not just entertaining; it also sparks conversations about feminism and equality, bridging the gap between the past and present.
Fans of adult animation can tune in to see the continuation of popular series Big Mouth and family Guy, each promising more outrageous humor and relatable storylines. These shows have walked the precarious line of humor and heartfelt storytelling, making them perfect for holiday viewing with family.
December also sees Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was... premiering on December 10, showcasing humor through the lens of his life experiences. This stand-up special is anticipated to blend personal anecdotes with comedic insights, appealing to both old and new fans alike.
And for those craving romantic stories, Laid on BINGE starting December 19, brings back the known concept but places it through unique character explorations as Ruby, played by Stephanie Hsu, tries to piece together her past relationships under bizarre circumstances.
Finally, don’t miss Paris & Nicole: The Encore, hitting Hayu on December 13. The dynamic duo is back for one night only, revisiting their reality fame with style and providing updates on their lives after two decades.
So, there you have it, folks! December is jam-packed with shows and movies catering to every taste. From hilarious antics and heartfelt moments to twists and turns of suspense, there's certainly something for everyone to enjoy as we wave goodbye to 2024.
