Based on Stephen King’s book ‘THE COLORADO KID’ (which on its own is a mere 184 pages long) ‘HAVEN’ has gone on to make 5 series and being that is the first part of the fifth and final series we will look back at it through the highs and lows.

Season Five Volume One picks up with the aftermath of our heroes’ victory over Haven’s ultimate villain William. After having successfully banished him into the Void, Nathan (Lucas Bryant – Sex, Love & Secrets, Beauty and the Beast) and Duke (Eric Balfour – 24, Six Feet Under) are devastated to discover that the Audrey Parker they know and love has disappeared. In her place stands Mara, the unflinchingly malevolent “original” person responsible for creating the troubles many centuries ago. Finally freed from the confines of her do-gooder husks, Mara proceeds to unleash a wave of chaos over Haven, taking things to a whole new level.

As with any series there is bound to be highs and lows and here we will share them:

THE HIGHS OF SERIES 5: VOLUME 1


Emily Rose doing double duty with her acting with the soft Audrey Parker and the wicked Mara.

Interesting new ‘troubles’ that Mara brings to Haven.

Adam Copeland (Edge, WWE wrestler) as Dwight Hendrickson breaking out and being more.

A great 2 parter episode, The Old Switcheroo part 1 and part 2, that pushes some closer and some farther away.

The arrival of CDC agent Charlotte. Who is she and what does she want?

THE LOWS OF SERIES 5: VOLUME 1


I wouldn’t say there is any lows in the first volume of Haven series 5. The only concern is maybe that all the questions won’t be answered in the whole series but we will have to wait for volume 2 of Haven series 5 to be released to find out.

Haven Season Five Volume One airs on Syfy and arrives on UK DVD for the first time on 12 October 2015, complete with a slew of fantastic extras.

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