Lacey Chabert and Dustin Milligan-led "Hot Frosty" debuted as Netflix's most-watched movie of the week. The holiday flick brought in 16 million views from its Nov. 13 release through Sunday, Nov. 19,

Needless to say my eyebrow raised a bit when I saw that a movie called “Hot Frosty” was the #1 movie on Netflix this week. But it's good

More specifically, the exterior scenes of the downtown area in Hot Frosty were filmed in Brockville, a city in Eastern Ontario in Canada. According to a local news report from the city’s HometownTV12, the ice sculpture competition set was constructed outside of the Brockville city courthouse.

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.

Hot Frosty? It's Netflix best new Christmas movie that has somehow bewitched critics, despite its goofy premise

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!”

Netflix's Hot Frosty gives Kathy a second chance at finding love at Christmastime, and its cozy setting was actually filmed in several locations.