'Hot Frosty' introduces viewers to Kathy, still reeling from the loss of her husband. The turning point comes when she drapes a magical scarf around a snowman, who transforms into Jack, a human with no memories of his past. As Jack navigates his new life, he brings joy and a sense of adventure back into Kathy's world. Their budding romance faces a ticking clock, however, as Jack must stay cold to survive, adding a layer of urgency to their holiday romance.

The film boasts a diverse cast including Craig Robinson and Joe Lo Truglio, adding a comedic flavor to the storyline. Filmed in Brockville, Ontario, the movie captures the essence of a picturesque Christmas town. The choice of location complements the film's magical elements, with the cold Canadian spring providing the perfect backdrop for a story about a snowman trying to maintain his human form in a warming world.

'Hot Frosty' not only entertains but also touches on deeper themes such as grief and recovery. Kathy's journey from mourning to rediscovering joy through Jack's innocence and charm is central to the narrative. The film has been received as a heartwarming addition to holiday cinema, potentially paving the way for future sequels and deeper explorations into its magical realism.