Pumpkin Everything

6.4/10 · 1,052 ratings20221h 24mWeirdness 3/10Bingo card

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The premise

Amy a novelist returns to her hometown to look after her stubborn grandfather, Tom and his pumpkin themed store. While staying there she crosses paths with a man from her past.

How unusual is it?

Mostly classic comfort-watch, give or take a second-chance romance.

Who’s in it

You’ve seen this pairing before: Taylor Cole and Corey Sevier have made 2 Hallmark movies together.

Behind the camera

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Wait, what?

The quirks and curveballs that make this one a little weirder than your average Hallmark. No spoilers, promise.

  • The protagonist is a horror novelist who writes about 'Vampire Rising' and 'Dmitri's final demise', which is unusually dark for Hallmark.
  • The grandfather's intense hatred for 'Oakwood dribble' (senior radio) and his transition into a cool DJ.
  • The shop is literally named 'Pumpkin Everything' and appears to sell nothing that isn't pumpkin-related.

Every trope, all in one place

Here’s everything this one has going on, from the setting to the way it wraps up. Tap any of the 30 to find more movies that do the same thing.

How it all plays out

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Full story (spoilers)
Amy Fox is a rising star in the literary world, currently promoting her third vampire novel, 'Vampire Rising.' Her career is interrupted when her mother, Lillian, calls with news that her grandfather, Tom, has crashed his truck into a local coffee shop. Amy returns to Autumnboro, Vermont, during the annual Foliage Fest to find Tom as stubborn as ever. Their relationship is strained because Tom withdrew his support for her college education years ago when she chose writing over business school, hoping she would take over his shop, 'Pumpkin Everything.' At the shop, Amy reconnects with Kit Parker, her high school best friend whom she 'ghosted' fifteen years prior following the death of his mother. Kit has since overcome a struggle with alcohol and has been the primary help for Tom at the store. As Amy tries to help Tom manage his life, she faces constant resistance. She attempts to hire professional cleaners and suggests he move to Oakwood, a retirement village, but Tom views these as threats to his independence. Meanwhile, Amy and Kit's romance rekindles as they participate in town traditions like the scarecrow-building contest. Amy's career takes a massive leap when she films a promotional video for her book inside 'Pumpkin Everything,' which goes viral and lands her an interview on the national morning show 'Hey, Good Day.' The tension reaches a breaking point when Tom, refusing to admit his physical limitations, falls from a ladder while trying to change a lightbulb. He is hospitalized with fractured ribs, forcing a reality check for the whole family. Tom eventually admits that he has read Amy's books and is proud of her, realizing that her stories about family are more similar to his values than he thought. In the resolution, Tom decides to move to Oakwood on his own terms to become a resident DJ, a passion he rediscovered during the film. He sells 'Pumpkin Everything' to Kit, using the profits from a new online ordering system Kit and Amy implemented to fund the transition. Amy decides to pursue a relationship with Kit, realizing she can balance her career with her roots in Autumnboro.

Beat by beat

  1. Opening

    Amy Fox is introduced as a successful horror novelist whose grandfather crashes his truck into a coffee shop, forcing her return to Autumnboro.

  2. Inciting incident

    Amy reconnects with her high school best friend Kit at 'Pumpkin Everything' and discovers the deep-seated resentment Tom still holds regarding her career choice.

  3. Midpoint

    Amy films a book promo in the shop that goes viral, bridging her professional life with her family's pumpkin-themed legacy.

  4. Climax

    Tom suffers a serious fall from a ladder while Amy is getting him a copy of her book, leading to a hospital stay and a confrontation about his safety.

  5. Falling Action

    Tom reads Amy's novel and realizes her talent, leading to a reconciliation and his decision to move to a retirement community.

  6. Resolution

    Tom sells the shop to Kit, becomes a DJ at the retirement home, and Amy and Kit commit to a relationship.

30 tropes in one movie

We counted 30 distinct Hallmark tropes packed into this one — a genuine greatest-hits reel.

How it stacks up

Where this one’s rating lands against every other rated Hallmark movie.

Rating 6.4 vs every rated Hallmark moviemedian 6.4This movie · 6.4567

Higher-rated than 46% of every rated Hallmark movie. The median is 6.4.

Where this one fits

The corners of the catalog Pumpkin Everything belongs to — handy if you’re after more of the same.

Lines worth quoting

The lines that stuck with us — the ones you’ll be repeating after the credits roll.

  • “I'd like to say you should see the other guy, but the other guy is the coffee shop window.”
    — TomTom explaining his truck accident at the hospital.
  • “Vampire stories are not normally my cup of tea, but the fact that my granddaughter's a published author, that's usually a pretty good conversation starter.”
    — TomTom admitting he brags about Amy despite their conflict.
  • “I think the solution to that is deciding where you wanna be.”
    — KitKit advising Amy on her struggle between her career and her home.

Meet the characters

Who’s who before you press play. Nothing here gives the ending away.

  • Amy Fox

    Lead

    Horror Novelist

    StubbornSuccessfulGuilt-riddenCreative
  • Kit Parker

    Love interest

    Shop Assistant

    High school best friend

    LoyalRecoveringPatientHardworking
  • Tom

    Supporting

    Shop Owner

    Grandfather

    GrumpyProudIndependentMusic-lover
  • Lillian

    Supporting

    Real Estate Agent

    Mother

    MediatorBusyCaring

Questions people ask about Pumpkin Everything

Where can I watch Pumpkin Everything?

Pumpkin Everything is available via fuboTV, Philo, and Hallmark+ Amazon Channel. Streaming options change often, so check current availability before settling in.

How long is Pumpkin Everything?

Pumpkin Everything runs about 1 hour and 24 minutes, and was released in 2022.

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