Nate’s Episode Review – Supernatural 14.02 “Gods & Monsters”
The second episode of the ninth season of Supernatural shows us exactly why this show has endured and thrived for this long. Originally, the series was billed in the horror genre—filled with monsters and ghosts and gore galore. The goal was to explore what goes bump in the night and to investigate what frightens us…
Open Supernatural Couch – Mannequin 3: The Reckoning Or The Glass Half Full Is there anything more terrifying than seeing a person you love on the floor, unconscious, unresponsive? I bet some events come close, but this opening sequence send chills down my spine, and as Sam is trapped in his flashbacks, feeling his skin…
The (Short & Bumpy) Dusty Texas Road So Far Four episodes into Walker and I think the fourth episode, “Don’t Fence Me In”, was the best one yet. But this isn’t going to be a glowing review. There are several things I like about Walker: Share on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
The Morning After I really enjoyed Supernatural’s 13.17 “The Thing”! It was face paced and struck a balance between action and mystery! The brothers got to explore an entirely new MoL location shrouded in secrets. Who was the girl in the gorgeous flapper dress? Who were the cultists in the beautiful velvet robes? Why were…
It’s time to take a look back at all the pretty in “Everybody Hates Hitler,” and there was a lot to choose from, let me tell you! This episode marked the directing return of “Supernatural” veteran Phil Sgriccia, and it was a very welcome return! All right, on to the pretty! Share on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
“Girls, Girls, Girls” Season 10, Episode 7Written by Robert BerensDirected by Robert SingerAir Date: November 25, 2014 BY WEDNESDAY THEME What do enslaved prostitutes have to do with Supernatural? Their powerlessness and inability to consent have distinct parallels with characters whose bodies are possessed and controlled by “monsters”.Robert Berens unites the realistic horrors of the…
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