All the Movies Coming to Hulu in December 2025

December arrives with a massive wave of entertainment on Hulu, ranging from beloved holiday classics to highly anticipated 2025 premieres. Subscribers can look forward to a diverse lineup that includes the streaming debuts of the Stephen King adaptation ‘The Life of Chuck’, the body-horror romance ‘Together’, and the action-comedy ‘London Calling’. Whether you are looking for nostalgic family favorites like ‘Home Alone’ or fresh thrillers, this month offers an extensive slate of films to stream.

‘Home Alone’ (1990)

Eight-year-old Kevin McCallister is accidentally left behind when his family flies to Paris for Christmas vacation. He initially relishes his freedom but soon must defend his home from a pair of bumbling burglars known as the Wet Bandits. The film combines holiday heart with slapstick comedy as Kevin sets elaborate booby traps to protect his house. This holiday classic is available to stream starting December 1.

‘Legion’ (2010)

A group of strangers in a dusty roadside diner becomes humanity’s last hope when God loses faith in mankind and sends a legion of angels to bring on the Apocalypse. The Archangel Michael rebels against the order, descending to Earth to protect a pregnant waitress whose unborn child is the key to survival. Intense action ensues as the patrons fight off possessed humans and supernatural forces. You can watch this action-horror film on Hulu beginning December 1.

‘Dr. Dolittle 2’ (2001)

Eddie Murphy returns as the doctor who can talk to animals, this time facing a challenge to save a local forest from destruction. To protect the habitat, Dolittle must introduce a pampered circus bear to the wild and help him find a mate. The film features a voice cast of celebrity animals and delivers family-friendly humor about conservation and courage. It arrives on the platform on December 1.

‘Black Swan’ (2010)

A committed dancer in a New York City ballet company wins the lead role in a production of Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake,” but the pressure threatens to shatter her mind. As she struggles to embody both the innocent White Swan and the sensual Black Swan, she descends into a waking nightmare of paranoia and hallucination. Natalie Portman delivers a haunting performance in this psychological thriller. The film is available for streaming on December 1.

‘Roll Bounce’ (2005)

Set in the late 1970s, this coming-of-age comedy follows a group of roller-skating friends who are forced to switch rinks when their local hangout closes. Led by X, the crew must prove themselves against the talented skaters at the upscale Sweetwater Roller Rink. The story focuses on friendship, family dynamics, and the disco-fueled skating culture of the era. Catch it on Hulu starting December 1.

‘Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising’ (2016)

Mac and Kelly Radner are ready to move to the suburbs when a new sorority moves in next door, proving to be even more disruptive than the fraternity they previously battled. They must reunite with their former nemesis Teddy Sanders to dismantle the rowdy sisterhood and sell their home. The film explores themes of parenthood and gender equality through a comedic lens. This sequel hits the streaming service on December 1.

‘Mr. Popper’s Penguins’ (2011)

A successful but work-obsessed businessman inherits six live penguins from his estranged explorer father. The flightless birds turn his swanky New York apartment into a winter wonderland and turn his professional life upside down. Through the chaos, he learns the importance of family and reconnects with his children and ex-wife. This Jim Carrey comedy lands on Hulu on December 1.

‘Home Alone: The Holiday Heist’ (2012)

In this installment of the franchise, young Finn Baxter moves into a new house in Maine that is rumored to be haunted. While his parents are stranded across town, Finn and his sister must defend their home against a trio of art thieves looking for a hidden painting. The kids set up high-tech traps to outsmart the criminals and save their Christmas. It is available to watch on December 1.

‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ (2021)

A young boy is left home alone during the holidays and must defend his house from a married couple trying to retrieve a valuable heirloom they believe he stole. The film reinterprets the classic premise with new characters and a series of chaotic misunderstandings. It connects to the original universe while offering a modern take on the home invasion comedy. You can stream it starting December 1.

‘The Santa Clause 2’ (2002)

Scott Calvin has been a successful Santa for eight years, but his world is shaken when he learns he must find a Mrs. Claus by Christmas Eve or lose his title. Meanwhile, his son lands on the naughty list, forcing Scott to leave the North Pole in the hands of a toy-obsessed replica Santa. The film blends romantic comedy elements with holiday magic. It arrives on Hulu on December 1.

’17 Again’ (2009)

A man whose life has not turned out the way he hoped gets a miraculous chance to rewrite his history when he is transformed back into his 17-year-old self. He enrolls in his children’s high school to help them navigate their teenage years while trying to win back his estranged wife. The story is a heartwarming exploration of second chances and appreciating the present. It begins streaming on December 1.

‘The Santa Clause’ (1994)

When a divorced father accidentally causes Santa Claus to fall from his roof, he inadvertently accepts the responsibility of taking over the role. As he physically transforms into Saint Nick, he must convince his skeptical ex-wife and a world of non-believers that he is the real deal. This film launched a beloved holiday franchise and remains a seasonal staple. Catch it on Hulu starting December 1.

‘The Meddler’ (2016)

An aging widow moves from New Jersey to Los Angeles to be closer to her daughter, bringing her overwhelming generosity and unsolicited advice with her. As she intervenes in her daughter’s life, she also begins to forge new connections and discover a new purpose for herself. Susan Sarandon gives a charming performance in this exploration of grief and mother-daughter relationships. It is available on December 1.

‘Straight Outta Compton’ (2015)

This biographical drama chronicles the rise and fall of the hip-hop group N.W.A. as they revolutionize music and pop culture in the late 1980s. The film depicts the personal and professional struggles of Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, and Ice Cube as they navigate fame, censorship, and life in Compton. It offers a gritty look at the social forces that shaped their controversial lyrics. You can stream it beginning December 1.

‘Superbad’ (2007)

Two co-dependent high school seniors attempt to buy alcohol for a party to impress their crushes before they graduate and go to separate colleges. Their plan goes awry, leading them on a wild, night-long odyssey through town involving eccentric police officers and separation anxiety. The film is a defining teen comedy known for its raunchy humor and genuine heart. It arrives on Hulu on December 1.

‘Home Alone 4’ (2002)

Kevin McCallister finds himself spending Christmas at the mansion of his father’s wealthy girlfriend, only to discover his old nemesis Marv is planning to rob the place. With high-tech gadgets at his disposal, Kevin must once again thwart the criminals and save the holiday. This made-for-television sequel brings back familiar characters in a new setting. It is available to watch on December 1.

‘The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause’ (2006)

Santa Claus faces his most difficult challenge yet when the mischievous Jack Frost attempts to take over the holiday by tricking Scott into invoking the Escape Clause. Scott must travel back in time to undo the damage and restore order to the North Pole before Christmas is ruined. The film focuses on the importance of family and the joy of giving. Catch it on Hulu starting December 1.

‘Crazy Heart’ (2009)

A washed-up country music singer battles alcoholism and a declining career while playing small gigs in the American Southwest. His life takes a turn when he meets a young journalist who challenges him to confront his demons and seek redemption. Jeff Bridges won an Academy Award for his portrayal of the grizzled musician Bad Blake. The film begins streaming on December 1.

‘Rise of the Planet of the Apes’ (2011)

A scientist testing a cure for Alzheimer’s on apes inadvertently creates a super-intelligent chimpanzee named Caesar. As Caesar grows, he is mistreated by humans and eventually leads an uprising that threatens to shift the dominant species on Earth. This reboot grounds the sci-fi franchise in emotional character drama and groundbreaking motion-capture effects. It lands on Hulu on December 1.

‘Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son’ (2011)

FBI agent Malcolm Turner and his stepson Trent go undercover at an all-girls performing arts school to track down a murderer. Both men must don the disguise of heavy-set elderly women to blend in and solve the case while navigating teenage drama. The comedy relies on physical humor and the friction between the two generations. You can watch it starting December 1.

‘The Leisure Seeker’ (2018)

A runaway couple embarks on an unforgettable journey in their faithful RV, traveling from Boston to the Ernest Hemingway Home in Key West. Facing the challenges of aging and illness, they rediscover their passion for life and their love for one another on the open road. Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland star in this poignant road trip drama. It arrives on the platform on December 1.

‘Home Alone 3’ (1997)

A band of international spies loses a top-secret computer chip inside a toy car, which lands in the hands of a young boy named Alex. When the criminals descend on his quiet neighborhood to retrieve it, Alex uses his ingenuity to defend his home while recovering from the chickenpox. This standalone sequel shifts the focus to a new protagonist and high-stakes espionage. It is available on December 1.

‘When the Bough Breaks’ (2016)

A successful couple unable to conceive hires a young woman to be their surrogate, inviting her into their idyllic life. However, the surrogate develops a dangerous fixation on the husband, turning their dream of a family into a deadly game of obsession. The thriller escalates as the couple fights to protect their unborn child and their lives. Stream it on Hulu beginning December 1.

‘Gremlins’ (1984)

A young man receives a strange creature called a mogwai as a pet, with three specific rules: no bright light, no water, and never feed it after midnight. When the rules are broken, a horde of mischievous, destructive monsters is unleashed upon a small town on Christmas Eve. This horror-comedy blends dark humor with holiday chaos. It is available to watch on December 1.

‘Epic Movie’ (2007)

This parody film spoofs various blockbusters, following four orphans who visit a chocolate factory and are transported to the magical land of Gnarnia. They must team up to defeat an evil White Bitch and restore peace to the kingdom while encountering characters from other popular films. The humor relies on pop culture references and slapstick gags. Catch it on Hulu starting December 1.

‘Doctor Dolittle’ (1998)

A successful physician suppresses his childhood ability to talk to animals until a bump on the head restores the gift. As animals flock to him for medical help, his colleagues and family begin to question his sanity. Eddie Murphy revitalized the classic character with a modern, comedic twist in this family favorite. It arrives on Hulu on December 1.

‘Home Alone 2: Lost in New York’ (1992)

One year after the first incident, Kevin McCallister accidentally boards a plane to New York City while his family heads to Florida. He checks into the Plaza Hotel and enjoys the city until he runs into the escaped Wet Bandits, leading to a showdown in a vacant townhouse. The sequel expands the scope of the original with iconic New York locations. You can stream it starting December 1.

‘The Wonderful World of Disney: Holiday Spectacular’ (2024)

This special event features dazzling musical performances and holiday magic from Disney theme parks. Viewers can expect appearances by Julianne Hough and Alfonso Ribeiro as they host a celebration filled with classic carols and pop hits. It provides a festive backdrop for families getting into the spirit of the season. The special is available to stream on December 1.

‘Wild’ (2014)

After a personal tragedy and a downward spiral of self-destruction, a woman decides to hike over a thousand miles of the Pacific Crest Trail alone. With no experience, she faces the wilderness and her own memories, seeking healing and a new sense of self. Reese Witherspoon stars in this adaptation of Cheryl Strayed’s powerful memoir. It begins streaming on December 1.

‘Night School’ (2018)

A group of misfits is forced to attend adult education classes in the longshot hope that they will pass the GED exam. The class is led by a no-nonsense teacher who uses unorthodox methods to get through to her students. Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish bring their comedic energy to this story of second chances and perseverance. It lands on Hulu on December 1.

‘Dawn of the Planet of the Apes’ (2014)

Ten years after a deadly virus decimated humanity, a growing nation of genetically evolved apes led by Caesar is threatened by a band of human survivors. A fragile peace is established but proves short-lived as mistrust and betrayal on both sides lead to a war for dominance. The film explores the tragedy of conflict and the complexities of leadership. Watch it starting December 1.

‘Planet of the Apes’ (2001)

An astronaut crash-lands on a strange planet where intelligent talking apes dominate a race of primitive humans. He joins forces with a rebellious chimpanzee and a small band of humans to uncover the planet’s secret history and find a way home. Tim Burton’s reimagining of the classic sci-fi tale features distinctive makeup effects and a twist ending. It is available on December 1.

‘Love Is Strange’ (2014)

After 39 years together, Ben and George finally tie the knot, but the marriage costs George his job at a Catholic school. Forced to sell their apartment and live separately with friends and family, the couple navigates the strain on their relationship and their community. The film is a tender portrait of enduring love and the challenges of displacement. Stream it on Hulu beginning December 1.

‘A Christmas Carol’ (2009)

Jim Carrey takes on the role of Ebenezer Scrooge and the three ghosts who visit him in this motion-capture animated adaptation of the Dickens classic. The miserly Scrooge is forced to face the truth of his past, present, and future to avoid a lonely destiny. the film utilizes visual effects to bring the Victorian ghost story to life. It arrives on the platform on December 1.

‘Maggie’s Plan’ (2016)

A young woman determined to have a child on her own falls for a married man, disrupting her plans and his marriage. Years later, she realizes she has fallen out of love and devises a scheme to reunite him with his ex-wife. This screwball comedy explores the messiness of modern relationships and the unpredictability of love. It is available to watch on December 1.

‘Griffin in Summer’ (2025)

Fourteen-year-old playwright Griffin Nafly attempts to mount a serious drama about adult marital strife during his summer break. His artistic focus is derailed when he develops a crush on Brad, a twenty-something handyman and failed performance artist working at his house. The film is a coming-of-age comedy that explores the intersection of youthful ambition and first love. This festival winner premieres on December 2.

‘The Devil Conspiracy’ (2023)

A biotech company develops the technology to clone history’s most influential figures, but a Satanic cult steals the Shroud of Turin to clone Jesus for an ultimate offering to the Devil. Archangel Michael must inhabit the body of a deceased priest to stop the conspiracy and save the world from darkness. The film blends sci-fi action with supernatural horror elements. It is available starting December 2.

‘The Missing Millionairess’ (2023)

This documentary delves into the mysterious disappearance of a wealthy woman, unraveling a web of financial deception and personal secrets. Investigators and journalists piece together clues to determine whether she went on the run or met with foul play. The film examines the high-profile case that captivated the public and left many questions unanswered. It arrives on Hulu on December 3.

‘Inheritance’ (2025)

Phoebe Dynevor stars as Maya, a woman who discovers her estranged father, played by Rhys Ifans, was a spy. She is thrust into a dangerous international conspiracy involving a classified hard drive and must navigate a world of espionage to survive. The film is a tense thriller that tests the bonds of family against global stakes. It premieres on December 5.

‘Girl Taken’ (2025)

After a fight with her mother, a teenage girl runs away and hitches a ride with a charming family friend, only to be abducted and imprisoned by him. Her mother, played by Erica Durance, launches a desperate search to find her daughter before it is too late. This thriller explores the terrifying reality of misplaced trust and a mother’s determination. It lands on Hulu on December 11.

‘Neighborhood Watch’ (2025)

Jack Quaid plays Simon, a man with schizophrenia who witnesses a young woman being abducted but is dismissed by the police due to his mental health history. He recruits his neighbor Ed, a retired security guard played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, to help him track down the kidnapper himself. The film is a gritty thriller about two outcasts forming an unlikely alliance to see justice done. It premieres on December 12.

‘Plane’ (2023)

A commercial pilot is forced to make an emergency landing on a war-torn island to save his passengers from a lightning strike. He soon realizes that surviving the crash was just the beginning, as dangerous rebels take the passengers hostage. He teams up with an accused murderer being transported on the flight to mount a rescue mission. Catch this action thriller on December 12.

‘Under Fire’ (2025)

Dylan Sprouse and Mason Gooding star as an FBI agent and a DEA agent who are both working undercover in a drug cartel without knowing the other is law enforcement. When a bust goes wrong, they are pinned down by a sniper and must overcome their mutual distrust to survive. The film is a buddy action-comedy directed by Steven C. Miller. It arrives on the platform on December 12.

‘The Unknown Country’ (2023)

A grieving woman receives an unexpected invitation from her estranged grandmother, prompting a solitary road trip across the American Midwest toward the Texas-Mexico border. Along the way, she encounters various people and landscapes that help her process her loss and reconnect with her heritage. The film features a standout performance by Lily Gladstone. It is available starting December 15.

‘Chevalier’ (2023)

This biographical drama tells the story of Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, the illegitimate son of an African slave and a French plantation owner. He rises to heights in French society as a celebrated violinist and composer but faces racism and a tragic love affair. The film highlights the life of a brilliant artist whose legacy was nearly erased from history. You can stream it on December 16.

‘American Sweatshop’ (2025)

Lili Reinhart stars as Daisy, a social media content moderator who becomes traumatized by a violent video she witnesses at work. Consumed by the need for answers, she begins a dangerous investigation to find the source of the clip, blurring the lines between her job and her reality. The film is a psychological thriller that examines the toll of the digital age. It premieres on December 18.

‘London Calling’ (2025)

Josh Duhamel plays a mediocre hitman who accidentally kills a relative of a major London crime lord and flees to Los Angeles. To earn his safe passage back home, he agrees to mentor his new boss’s socially awkward son, played by Jeremy Ray Taylor, on a contract killing. The action-comedy follows the mismatched duo as the job descends into chaos. It begins streaming on December 20.

‘Strange Harvest’ (2025)

Presented as a true-crime documentary, this horror film investigates the crimes of a serial killer known as Mr. Shiny in the Inland Empire. Detectives and survivors recount the terrifying spree that seems to be linked to occult rituals and cosmic horror. The movie uses the mockumentary format to build dread and realism. It arrives on Hulu on December 23.

‘Finnick’ (2022)

Invisible to humans, furry creatures known as Finns live in every house to protect the residents, but Finnick is a prankster who just wants to be left alone. His life changes when a new family moves in and a young girl named Christine discovers him, leading them to team up to solve a mystery threatening their city. This animated adventure is full of humor and heart. It is available on December 26.

‘The Life of Chuck’ (2025)

Directed by Mike Flanagan and based on a Stephen King novella, this film tells the life story of Charles Krantz in reverse, beginning with his death and the end of the world and moving backward to his childhood. Tom Hiddleston stars in this genre-bending drama that celebrates the existence of an ordinary man. It offers a poignant look at memory and the human experience. The film premieres on December 26.

‘Grand Prix of Europe’ (2025)

In this animated family film, a young mouse named Edda dreams of being a race car driver like her idol. She disguises herself to enter the prestigious Grand Prix of Europe to save her father’s failing theme park. The movie features the voices of Gemma Arterton and Thomas Brodie-Sangster in a high-speed adventure. It lands on Hulu on December 31.

‘Together’ (2025)

Real-life couple Dave Franco and Alison Brie star in this body horror romance about a husband and wife who move to a remote cabin to reconnect. Their desire for closeness manifests in a terrifying way when a supernatural force causes their physical bodies to fuse together. The film is described as a unique and grotesque exploration of codependency. You can stream it starting December 31.

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