The new film that has surpassed Hot Frosty is called The Merry Gentlemen, which stars Britt Robertson and Chad Michael Murray. It is a bit more scandalous than Hot Frosty given its subject matter. The official synopsis: “To save her parents' small-town performing venue, a former big-city dancer decides to stage an all-male, Christmas-themed revue.”

The holiday romantic comedy 'Hot Frosty' has shot to the number one spot among Netflix movies. Some adore its "sheer ridiculousness."

Hot Frosty is Netflix's latest Christmas themed rom-com that'll make you question everything you thought you knew about snow-people relations.

Lindsay Lohan, Kristin Chenoweth, Rachel Zegler and Taron Egerton headline some of Netflix’s most anticipated Christmas offerings. Here are all the release dates.

Lacey Chabert as Kathy Barrett, holding a red scarf while standing in front of a life-like snowman in 'Hot Frosty.' Sorry to break hearts, but Hot Frosty's small town of Hope Springs, New York, is completely fictional.

Netflix’s new holiday rom-com “Hot Frosty” finally answers the age-old question "What if Frosty the Snowman was hot? Like, really hot?" Yes, Netflix’s hottest new Christmas movie is finally here and that's the basic premise of Netflix's aptly named "Hot Frosty.

In this rom-com, Mean Girls icon Lacey Chabert, 42, stars as a woman who falls in love with a snowman, played by Schitt’s Creek’s Dustin Milligan, 39 – and, yes, that is in fact the actual plot. Before watching, I heard that the ‘sexy snowman’ film had a better Rotten Tomatoes score than Gladiator, and I just knew it was the film for me.

Netflix's top 10 movies has been taken over by Christmas flicks, with the festive rom-com Meet Me Next Christmas falling behind the current no. 1 movie Hot Frosty, which has pulled in 26 million views worldwide in the week ending November 17.

Hot Frosty is the new Christmas movie streaming on Netflix. It’s the holiday movie you didn’t think you needed.

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