Review

"Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice: A Hallmark Harvest Delight"
In the cozy world of Hallmark holiday movies, "Pumpkin Everything" serves up a heartwarming tale perfect for autumn. Taylor Cole stars as Amy, a novelist who swaps writer's block for a block of pumpkins when she returns to her hometown to care for her spirited grandfather, Tom, portrayed by Michael Ironside.

Corey Sevier plays Kit, Amy's former flame, who reenters her life amidst the pumpkin pandemonium. As they navigate the challenges of running a pumpkin-themed store, sparks fly, and not just from the jack-o'-lanterns.

The film beautifully captures the essence of small-town charm, complete with fall festivals, hayrides, and enough pumpkin spice to make even a latte jealous. It's a delightful addition to the Hallmark holiday movies lineup, reminding us that sometimes, the sweetest stories are the ones that bring us back home.

With standout performances from the cast, especially the dynamic between Cole and Sevier, "Pumpkin Everything" is a festive treat that celebrates family, love, and the magic of the harvest season.

For those who cherish Hallmark holiday movies, this film is a must-watch, offering a comforting blend of romance and nostalgia that feels as warm as a cozy sweater on a crisp autumn day.