MatchMaker Mysteries: The Art of the Kill

Posted April 18, 2021 by karenbaron in Hallmark T.V. Movie, Movie Review, Mystery / 0 Comments

Format: T.V. Movie

MatchMaker Mysteries: The Art of the Kill

Network: Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

Series Number: 3

Director: Catherine Cyran

Written By: Marcy Holland and Dave Thomas

Production Credit: Two 4 The Money Media

Cast:

Danica McKellar (Angie Dove)
Victor Webster (Kyle Carter)
Bruce Boxleitner (Nick Colomba)
Cory Lee (Paige)
Aliyah O’Brien (Lucia Ricci)
Andrew Dunbar (Officer Smith)
Alisha-Marie Ahamed (Myra Tolin)
Jane McGregor (Natalie Jennings)
Alistair Abell (George)
Mark Tyler Krysko (Clinton Jennings)
Jedidiah Goodacre (Derrick Holland)
Rhinnan Payne (Jessica Anders)
John Emmet Tracy (Simon Beaucamp)
William Charles Vaughan (Andrew Doyle)
Nhi Do (Greeter McGee)
Curtis Talon (Janitor)
Jace Barreiro (Paramedic)
Andrea Rosolia (Man with No Invite)
Joshua Guvi (Tony Perez)

Plot Summary:

Matchmaker-turned amateur sleuth Angie Dove gets Det. Carter’s attention when she stumbles across a murder at an art museum and once again lends her unique skills to the investigation. Meanwhile, Angie’s father, Nick, is on his own case at the museum trying to solve a series of petty thefts.

My Rating:

My Thoughts:

Danica McKellar as Angie Dove and Victor Webster as Kyle Carter are back with another mystery. Throughout the whole thing, Angie is trying to find a match for a client on her show, but while she’s doing that, she’s helping Detective Carter solve another mystery of how someone poisoned Clinton Jennings. Not that Kyle asked her to assist him.

I got to say I fell for the red herrings in this one. It made sense with how they spun it that it was one of the red herrings that they found investigating. Angie knows how to push Kyle’s buttons and annoys him when she knows certain things about some people.

The sets were fantastic, and I love how they did the museum angle on the film. I like seeing more of Angie’s father in this movie. Bruce Boxleitner does a fantastic job of being Danica’s father. Besides the obvious love angle for Angie and Kyle, the other one I like is for her assistant and Officer Smith. Those two will make a great couple as well.

Overall, MatchMaker Mysteries – The Art of the Kill is another wonderfully done movie. If you haven’t seen it yet, I highly recommend this series of mystery movies.