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Pumpkin Everything (2022): Cast & Ratings

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Pumpkin Everything is a 2022 romantic comedy directed by Jeff Beesley, starring Taylor Cole as Amy, Michael Ironside and Paul Essiembre. It runs 1 hour 24 minutes. Its Echo Score is 68/100.

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Pumpkin Everything (2022) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 24m (84 min)
Director
Jeff Beesley
Genres
Romance , Comedy
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Pumpkin Everything About?

The premise of Pumpkin Everything without spoilers.

When the harvest season arrives, novelist Amy travels back to her small hometown to look after her stubborn grandfather Tom and his pumpkin‑themed shop. While assisting with the store, she unexpectedly crosses paths with a man from her past, prompting her to face old memories amid the town’s autumn bustle.

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Cast & crew

Pumpkin Everything Cast & Characters

Taylor Cole leads the cast as Amy, with Michael Ironside as Tom and Paul Essiembre as Luke. Directed by Jeff Beesley; 12 actors are credited in all.

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More films directed by Jeff Beesley, best-rated first: Following Yonder Star, Christmas On Call, A Carol for Two and Miracle in Bethlehem, PA.

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Ratings

Pumpkin Everything Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 68/100, strongest in art & craft (80) and weakest in character & emotion (58).

68 /100

Pumpkin Everything Echo Score Breakdown

Pumpkin Everything offers a visually appealing celebration of autumn, with its vivid fall colors and picturesque settings receiving consistent praise. However, the narrative’s pacing drifts and the central romance suffers from weak chemistry, leaving the story feeling uneven. Performances are mixed, with the grandfather’s role highlighted while the leads clash. Consequently, the film delivers modest charm but struggles to sustain engagement, resulting in a mixed overall impression.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 80

    Visually, the film excels through its careful production design and cinematography that highlight autumnal palettes and detailed set dressing. Reviewers note the effective camera work, vivid fall foliage, and competent editing that sustain the seasonal atmosphere. While some deem the aesthetic slightly cheesy, the overall visual craftsmanship remains a notable strength of the picture.

  • Character & Emotion 58

    Acting in the movie is uneven, with the grandfather’s performance repeatedly identified as a strong, believable element that anchors the emotional core. In contrast, the leads receive criticism for lacking chemistry and for portraying characters that feel aggravating or underdeveloped. Some viewers appreciate the overall cast’s competence, yet the discordant romantic dynamic diminishes the character-driven appeal.

  • Story & Flow 60

    The plot centers on a successful author returning home to confront her grandfather’s aging and the legacy of his seasonal shop. While the premise is relatable and some find the familial drama engaging, many note a meandering pace and slow progression that dilute tension. The narrative’s modest originality is further hampered by predictable beats, resulting in an overall middling story experience.

  • Sensory Experience 78

    The sensory elements, especially the autumnal visual palette and varied soundtrack, receive consistent commendation, enhancing the film’s immersive quality. Reviewers highlight the rich color grading, natural lighting, and pleasant musical cues that complement the seasonal setting. Sound design is less frequently mentioned but does not detract, allowing the sensory experience to remain a clear positive aspect of the production.

  • Rewatch Factor 65

    Audience responses suggest moderate rewatch appeal; viewers who enjoy Hallmark’s comforting tone express willingness to view the film again, citing its soothing scenery and relatable family themes. Conversely, critics who find the pacing slow and romance lacking are less inclined to revisit. This split yields an overall middling rewatch factor that reflects both the film’s strengths and its narrative shortcomings.

Videos

Pumpkin Everything Trailers & Videos

3 videos: 1 teaser, 1 clip and 1 behind-the-scenes video.

Preview
  • Clip Sneak Peek
  • Behind the Scenes On Location

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FAQ

Pumpkin Everything FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Pumpkin Everything, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Pumpkin Everything?

Pumpkin Everything runs 1 hour 24 minutes (84 minutes).

When was Pumpkin Everything released?

Pumpkin Everything was released on October 8, 2022.

Who directed Pumpkin Everything?

Pumpkin Everything was directed by Jeff Beesley.

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Who is in the cast of Pumpkin Everything?

Pumpkin Everything stars Taylor Cole as Amy, Michael Ironside as Tom and Paul Essiembre as Luke, among 12 credited actors.

Does Pumpkin Everything have a post-credit scene?

No. Pumpkin Everything has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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