Show Notes
3 Bed 2 Bath 1 Ghost (Encore)
A 1920s ghost refuses to leave the house real estate agent Anna has just listed, and she’s convinced she can’t pass over until she gets Anna back together with her ex. We both came in expecting ghostly hijinks. What we got was one of the best Hallmark movies of the year.
This encore review was originally recorded in 2023, back when our format was a little different and our ratings were, in Megan’s words, pure vibes. We’re re-airing our favorite fall movies as we count down to Halloween.
Julie Gonzalo stars as Anna opposite her real-life partner Chris McNally as Elliot, and Madeline Arthur turns up as Ruby and walks away with the entire movie. We get into why the friendship between Anna and Ruby is the real love story here, the ghost rules this ghost cheerfully ignores, the two male characters we’d cut entirely, and the backstory questions we still want answered three years later.
Megan gave it 4.25 stars. Wendy gave it 4. Neither of us can explain the math. Got thoughts on this one?
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