The streaming juggernaut, Netflix, may have a massive library full of series, movies, documentaries, and a whole lot more. However, it may sadden some Netflix customers that it is time once again for them to clear some of their material in order to make room for other hotly anticipated titles — specifically, for the upcoming month of December.

In a report by International Business Times, the show that will surprisingly make an exit for the month of December is "All I Want," which stars Jimmy Jax Pinchak. Despite being relevant for the holiday's Yuletide season, viewers will not be able to watch this film after Dec. 1. The story revolves around a 10-year-old child whose Christmas wish is for his single mother to gain a husband.

The popular documentary of the early 2000, "Super Size Me" will be exiting the streaming website on Dec. 1 as well. "Super Size Me" raised the awareness regarding the world-wide popular restaurant franchise, McDonald's, in line with America's growing issue of morbid obesity. The documentary was able to garner Academy Award nominations during its time.

Another classic film that will be leaving Netflix is "Young Frankenstein," which is a title that was originally released in 1974. The film stars renowned Hollywood actor, Gene Wilder who plays the role of Dr. Frankenstein's grandson. He then attempts to redo his grandfather's experiments, which is the premise of the film.

According to Fan Sided, a series that will probably be missed by Netflix customers is "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," which will be erased from the streaming service on Dec. 9. Fortunately, fans will still be able to catch the show's antics on competitor streaming site, Hulu, which will then be exclusively streaming the popular series.

In addition, the thriller film "Nightcrawler" will no longer be available on Dec. 10. The film stars Jake Gyllenhaal who plays a seemingly apathetic member of society with intense ambitions to become a successful crime journalist. Fortunately, viewers will still be able to catch "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" until Christmas Eve, since the film will no longer be available on Christmas day.