Then Is Now Podcast Episode 3 – Poltergeist 1982 & 2015
Posted by Regor on May 27, 2020 in Then Is Now Podcast
This is a re-post of Episode 3 (from before horrorhaven.com lost all its files) in which Re-Gor and Spencey Domepiece discuss the classic 1982 film Poltergeist, and the lackluster (and highly unnecessary) 2015 remake. The remake is so forgettable that our intrepid hosts have trouble remembering the synopsis as they are doing it! One eggregious error we had was...
Read MoreHaven Podcasts on Stitcher!!
Posted by Regor on May 15, 2020 in Uncategorized
Greetings Ghoulish Gang!! Haven Podcasts is happy to announce that our two podcasts, Then Is Now and The East Meets the West, are now available on the Stitcher App!! Please be patient as some of the show artwork is still migrating over. We are ecstatic over this news and will keep you updated as we are added to further apps. Here are the Stitcher Links:...
Read MoreA Very Special Monsters & Memories #19: Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)
Posted by Regor on May 10, 2020 in Monsters & Memories
Greetings Groovy Ghoulies! Oh, how I have missed your screams and whimpers in the night! Welcome to those newcomers to the crypt and to those daring to return; you are all a brave lot! At HavenPodcasts.com and Monsters & Memories, we pay homage to all the great classic horror and sci-fi movies that we grew up with. Yes, I am a huge Monster Kid still! Each...
Read MoreScary Stories 3 – How to Care for Your Monster
Posted by Regor on May 7, 2020 in Scary Stories
Re-Gor reads the classic children’s book, How to Care for Your Monster, written by Norman Bridwell, who also created Clifford the Big Red Dog!! If you want to send us some feedback, please email us at havenpodcasts@gmail.com and put “Scary Stories Monster” Care in the subject!...
Read MoreThen Is Now Blog #50 – Jason Lives in Black and White
Posted by Regor on Apr 29, 2020 in Then Is Now Blog
Greetings all! It’s finally time for a new, long overdue Then Is Now Blog!! For those of you older readers, you will not only remember black and white films, but also black and white TV sets!! In those fun old days we had to wrestle with the antenna to get good reception in order to watch whatever monster movie was on that day. It didn’t matter if...
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