Hallmark The GOOD WITCH’S FAMILY DVD Review

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GOOD WITCH’S FAMILY premiered on October 29, 2011 and is the fourth film in THE GOOD WITCH film series, Hallmark’s top franchise performer! The film was nominated for several awards including the Canadian Cinema Editors Award, DGC Craft Award and the Young Artist Award. GOOD WITCH’S FAMILY stars Catherine Bell, Chris Potter, Catherine Disher, Matthew Knight and Paul Miller.

PREVIEW: http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/thegoodwitchsfamily/video/Preview/TheGoodWitchsFamily

Synopsis: Life is going well for Cassie as she settles into marriage with Middleton Police Chief Jake Russell and as stepmom to Brandon and Lori. But evil soon blows into town in the form of Cassie's long-lost cousin Abigail, who whips up wickedness like a tornado. The once peaceful Russell family bickers night and day; Jake is fired after an argument with the Mayor over a bridge expansion; and Martha, the Mayor's wife and town busy body, walks out on her long marriage. As the town divides further over neighborhood expansion, Cassie is drafted to run for Mayor. Within her once-happy marriage, her family is unraveling, and Abigail's diabolical "double, double, toil and trouble" is the apex of Cassie's misery. What's a good witch to do?

DVD Product Information

Studio: Hallmark Channel

Item#: CND4374

UPC: 883476143743

Order Date: 8/5/14

Street Date: 9/16/14

SRP: $14.93

Rating: Not Rated

Screen Format: Widescreen

Language: English

Subtitles: No

CC?: Yes

# of Discs: 1

Genre: Family

Runtime: 88 Min

Our Review:

If you are a fan of Hallmark The Good Witch series, you will love this DVD. While the plot is somewhat predictable. I still enjoyed watching it because of the great acting performed by Catherine Bell. I thought it was interesting watching the Good Witch trying to workout difficult family dynamics.  

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