(gentle music)
- [Narrator] Hallmark presents:
"A Head Over Heels Halloween,"
for Halloween,
with Candy,
for Christmas.
- I sure had fun during my hot girl summer,
but now I want to find love.
- Oh yeah, for sure.
Just like Lizzo says, "It's about darn time."
- I want to find love by Halloween.
- That is a random date to find love.
- Everyone wants love on Halloween.
- If love is candy, then yes.
- Ever since I moved back to my small hometown...
- Why are you talking like that?
Oh my gosh.
Am I in a Hallmark movie?
- Halloween is the most romantic holiday of all.
- I'm not sure that it-
- Pumpkins are the symbol of love.
- What about this means love?
- Oh, the symbolism!
- It's a lotta ghosts.
- So romantic.
- No, yeah, for sure.
Just lots of love in the air.
- But where can I find love in this small town of ours?
- I mean, there is the masquerade ball tonight.
- Perfect.
- Very convenient.
(upbeat music)
- I hope I can find love here.
I will start by dancing.
(upbeat music)
- Oh, excuse me!
(romantic music)
- I think I'm in love.
- Well, obviously,
being at the same function on the same night
means we are meant to be forever.
- Obviously.
- But wait, I am late to pick up my daughter!
- Your daughter?
- Okay, I have, like, really got to go now.
- But I don't even know your name-
- Okay, bye!
- Wait, you dropped this really odd-looking spider ring!
(gentle music)
- Oh gosh, did ya meet anybody at the ball last night?
- I did, but I did not get his name.
Just this.
- What did he look like?
- He had on a mask.
- Okay, but what color were his eyes?
- And he has a daughter.
- Was he tall or short?
- He's probably married.
- You know only like a third of his face
was covered, right?
You should know what he looks like.
- I met the love of my life and I let him slip away.
- Oh, hi!
- Who are you?
- My name is Gray. Gray V. Stone.
- Wait, your name is Gravestone?
- No. Gray V. Stone.
- Yeah! Gray V. Stone.
- Well, okay then.
- What's your name?
- I am Candy.
Candy Corn.
- Were you at the ball last night?
- Yes. And I met the love of my life.
- You did?
- But he left! And now I will never find love.
- But that was me!
- He had to pick up his daughter.
- That was my daughter! That was me!
- And now I'm going to die alone.
(gentle music)
- I think this is the part where you run after her.
- Oh, right.
Hello again, Candy Corn.
- Oh hi, Gray V. Stone.
- So you don't think it was me that you met?
- Well, the man I met did drop this ring.
- Oh, thanks.
I was looking for that.
- (gasps) But I don't understand!
- Yeah, here, look!
- (gasps) It's you!
- Yes!
- But what have you done with Gray?
- No, like, it's me.
- Gray! But where is the love of my life?
- I'm still here.
- I do not understand, but okay.
- Seriously, how are you not getting-
- But your daughter, are you married?
- No, my wife passed away
in a tragic pumpkin avalanche.
- Oh no.
- But I am ready to find love again!
With you.
- Oh, yay.
- Now let's start our forever! Now.
- And one more thing.
- Yes?
- I am Candy Corn,
heiress to the Candy Corn Empire.
I am rich!
- Oh, yay!
- Halloween really is the most romantic holiday of all.
Oh my gosh.
Oh, these Hallmark movies get me every time.
- And,
scene.
My favorite part of any of these movies,
dating back to Cinderella,
is that if you wore just the hint of a mask,
or wore, like, a different outfit,
you were, "Where's Penn?
I don't even recognize him."
Where?
Where did you do with my husband?
And then you take it off,
and, "Oh, there he is."
- It's in the same milieu,
as like, - Milieu.
- "You're a nerdy girl. You'll never be cool."
And then they take her glasses off,
and all of a sudden,
"You're beautiful!"
Like, it's the same.
- Yeah. - Same trapes.
- It's tropes. - Trope.
- I always get that wrong. - You had,
he had milieu,
but mixed up trope. - Trope. Yeah.
Same trapes.
I'm gonna go traipsing around.
- Anyway, thanks for watching.
We love to make these for you.
And now I'm going to die alone!
Run away.
(crew laughing)
Should I try that?
- [Penn] And now I'm going to die alone.
Parentheses, Candy runs away,
close parentheses.