kevmania69 My wife started watching this on the recommendation of a co-worker, so naturally I started watching as well and we became addicted. Very well-written arcing story line with a great cast of characters. Lots of suspense, and just as some questions get answered you are left with all new questions.Emily Rose really shines and has become my favorite actress. Her performance in this series is extraordinary. If there were 10 seasons I would gladly watch every episode. This is a series I will re-watch again and again.

Audrey_L I've been watching this show for a fairly long time and it was really interesting and intense. In the beginning, I couldn't wait to see the next episode. In season 4 the quality started to drop and during the 5th season I fell out of love with Haven. What happened to Colorado Kid, why nobody remembers the day he was killed? Why did Jennifer hear what was going on in the barn - what was her connection with the barn? They just swept her and all the unanswered questions about her under a rug since the actress left the show. Who is inspector Howard? How is Croatoan connected to Haven, why does Dave have visions of Croatoan? Why was Dave sent to Haven in the first place? What happened to William, what motivated him to join Mara in the first place? Why did Mara's mother decided to kill her off just when she started to repent and intended to give up her evil ways? That doesn't make sense. I guess Audrey had to be saved because of the fans and Nathan/Audrey shippers. Why were Mara and William capable of creating troubles but Mara's mum (who is much older and more experienced) couldn't? And what was Mara's motivation for creating the troubles? Something about her dad? That wasn't explained at all. And now, with all the troubles being released on Haven, the gang will have a lot of work sorting it all out, I'm not sure that they'll bother to answer all the questions I've written. It seems that the writers are making things up as they go along. Mara's storyline was such a waste of time. During her on-screen time we learned nothing about her past, her motives etc. Only in the last few minutes of the last episode she hinted something about her father being the motive but that was never elaborated. During this season Haven became boring, complex (not in a good way) with massive plot holes. I'm not sure that they'll be able to mend that in the remainder of the series. I give it a 7 because I liked seasons 1-4.

coolcleangreen i absolutely loved Buffy the Vampire Slayer growing up. and Stephen King's stories (one of which this series is based on) scared the hell out of me too. this show is a happy medium.Audrey, a snarky little blonde, bursts into a small, picturesque town; and, with her arrival coincides a bevy of supernatural problems - "the troubles." Audrey's sidekicks are not as diverse and witty as Buffy's were, but they grow on you. two elderly brothers, two tall-as-church-steeples best friends. there are no other female mainstays, which irks me a little (at least Buffy had Willow). Audrey is specially equipped to handle the troubles and the series unfolds from this premise with the important questions being "how do the troubles begin?" and "how do the troubles end?" my little brother, who loves all things supernatural, suggested i watch the series. i have been bingeing it on Netflix and what do you know?... i like it. the leading lady can be a bit of a drone at times, but her partners Nathan and Duke keep things interesting. it's funny though, because Nathan is someone who can't physically feel, yet he displays more feelings than Audrey every episode. that alone is interesting.

loipoi99 Kill the Nathan love story or kill Nathan! Seriously I can't watch him drool all over Audrey. It is insulting pictrung their love as a big end of the world-who cares romance, when she is the ONLY person he can feel. Nathan would be in love with her even if she was a goat. More plot and less wanna be romance please. Kill the Nathan love story or kill Nathan! Seriously I can't watch him drool all over Audrey. It is insulting pictuing their love as a big end of the world-who cares romance, when she is the ONLY person he can feel. Nathan would be in love with her even if she was a goat. More plot and less wanna be romance please.