"Hot Frosty" has come to life on Netflix, and yes, you've definitely swooned over him before. But, if you're having trouble placing him, don't worry, we got you. Now streaming, the movie follows Kathy (Lacey Chabert) and Jack (Dustin Milligan) as they fall in love in a little town called Hope Springs (fitting for a Christmas movie,

Here’s the pitch for “Hot Frosty”: A widow wraps an enchanted scarf around a hunky snowman who springs to life and professes his love. Here are the two possible audience reactions: “How dumb!” and “How dumb — can’t wait to watch!”

I can’t believe I lived life thinking I ever knew happiness, had experienced fulfillment, or felt stimulated at all before I watched Hot Frosty on Netflix. The holiday film surged to the top of the streamer’s most-watched movies charts this,

The Netflix Christmas Universe (or NCU, as we like to call it) is coming together, with five new offerings this year almost all having a connection to another Christmas film on the streamer. But “Hot Frosty” also has a very explicit reference to “Mean Girls” — and it’s made by none other than Gretchen Wieners herself.

Now that Netflix's Hot Frosty has set the bar nosebleed high for holiday nonsense, a lot of people are wondering just who is the ripped actor playing the also-ripped snowman who is brought to life by Lacey Chabert's magic scarf.

The weekend has arrived, and it's time to relax and unwind with all of the exciting and entertaining new release movies and shows Netflix has to offer. Both the top 10 movies and top 10 shows rankings are full of excellent choices for your weekend binge-watching and movie marathoning needs.