MONSTER KID STUDIOS: RICH SAVIDGE INTERVIEW - Bone Phone
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What this video covers
Hauntcast host Baker sits down with Rich Savidge of Monster Kid Studios for a wide-ranging conversational interview rooted in classic monster fandom. The two swap stories about growing up immersed in horror culture and geek out over collectibles, model kits, toys, comics, magazines, and genre films. It is a relaxed, nostalgia-driven discussion rather than a how-to or walkthrough. Fans of vintage horror pop culture and the monster-kid community will find plenty to enjoy in this hour-long episode.
Key takeaways
- ◆Deep-dive interview with Rich Savidge of Monster Kid Studios on classic monster fandom
- ◆Topics span collectibles, model kits, toys, horror comics, magazines, and movies
- ◆Conversational, nostalgia-focused format with no build or tutorial content
- ◆Offers insight into the monster-kid subculture that feeds Halloween and haunt enthusiasm
- ◆Part of the ongoing Hauntcast podcast series for the haunt community
Who this is for
Horror nostalgia enthusiasts and Halloween hobbyists who love classic monster culture, collecting, and genre-film conversation.
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