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.

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

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.

Netflix's new Christmas movie, 'Hot Frosty,' features a very buff snowman brought to life. Shockingly, it doesn't make much sense.

Who built this ripped, anatomically graphic snowman? Is there a world of snowmen offscreen waiting to be turned into sex objects for widows?

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.

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

A grieving widow and a little Christmas magic turn a six-pack-sporting snowman into a helpful household himbo in Netflix’s delightful 'Hot Frosty.'

Lacey Chabert's new Netflix Christmas movie Hot Frosty is the nice kind of naughty and a refreshing addition to her Hallmark repertoire.

I had to let go in a way I've never done before and just be fully physically liberated in every single scene,” Milligan tells PEOPLE