Pie to Die For: A Hannah Swensen Mystery

I've been watching Hannah Swensen movies since they first came on. She has been bold and strong and determined and fearless. I mean, she confronts the killers when she's alone in a room with them, as she did in the first movie!

And now we are supposed to accept the fact that now, after all this time and all the dead bodies and killers she has found and confronted, that suddenly she's overcome and faints?

Unbelievable. Really, I don't believe it. It runs completely opposite of the character that she has created all these years ago!

Hannah Swenson FAINTING? Nope. Wouldn't happen. I completely can not understand how this got written into the script and no one said, "Wait a minute. Hannah does faint."

It was an okay movie but ended on a dumb move.

"Pie to Die For: A Hannah Swenson Mystery" is a great movie! I'm surprised that there are no reviews yet. Cameron Mathison was great in the early "Murder She Baked" movies. I don't remember exactly when he left the Hannah Swenson movies, but I was really upset that he left Hallmark for Great American Family. Victor Webster was not a good replacement for Mathison at first, but he is a great replacement now. He is really stepping into the role. This was a great and funny movie. Barbara Niven is at her best, as always. She is hilarious! She always steals the show from everybody! The sister Andrea and co-worker Lisa are great, too. The ending is a huge surprise. I never would have guessed it. This movie is a 10!

Another Hannah Swensen Mystery ruined by Barbara Niven's character. These are supposed to be Hallmark style murder mysteries, but it doesn't really know what it is. It's Hannah and her family, Hannah and her staff, Hannah and the Sheriff's Dept., Hannah and the DA... The cast has gotten too large and the comedic elements aren't really funny.

It was better when it was Hannah and a detective that focused on a case, now there are subplots running. The bread and butter of writers are relationship stories, but this is a crime drama and they need writers who know how to write that genre. Who green lights these multi-movie series, they don't work. I think that Hallmark has run out of steam, I expect to hear one day soon they've been bought out or sold off.

Hannah Swenson (Allison Sweeney) is back in "A Pie To Die For" on Hallmark. Sweeney is a charming actress. Her character runs a bakery, The Cookie Jar.

This series Murder, She Baked can be classified as cozy mysteries. They're light, amusing, and have good energy.

In this film, the favorite local actress is found murdered when Hannah delivers her pies for a party. She of course is all over the murder scene and involved in whodunit. Her mother (Barbara Niven) was a rival of the actress and becomes a suspect.

Victor Webster is slowly becoming Hannah's latest love interest. They make a good couple.

My only problem is that the series at some point became dependent on Barbara Niven as Hannah's zany mother. This time it was toned down, a little. I know Allison Sweeney finds her hilarious, and she is a wonderful and fun actress, but the character has been an author, a private detective, and now an actress. It gets to be too much.

This was good, and the romance is starting to ramp up. I will say when your dieting its not a great show. Hannah's baked goods are mouthwatering!

To much stupid, crazy, over the top Delores! Go back to the books & make it about Hannah! I like Barbara Niven, but hate the character she plays! To self centered! Always talking down to everyone & acting very supreme over the other characters. She degrades the other actors! Acts very self centered & like she doesn't cares about anyone else.

Hannah is a great character. The more movies you make, the less Hannah is in them. Change up your format! AGAIN, go to the Joanne Fluke books! You've changed the Hannah character from the books way to much! It is about Hannah, the cookie jar & Hannah's baking.