Supernatural is classified TV-14, which means that it understands violence, magic and supernatural creatures, but generally does not go up to a classified film R. During 15 seasons, the series presented many monsters, demons, ghosts and supernatural beings in some of the strangest places, taking viewers across America.

The show often presents folklore and classic legends which are largely represented in the kind of horror and in a way that goes beyond general expectations. Supernatural Excels in different elements in a very entertaining story. Repeating almost barely, the series has delivered many episodes which can be considered as horror masterpieces despite their family nature.

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Bloody Mary remains one of the most haunting supernatural episodes

Supernatural, season 1, episode 5

“Bloody Mary” plays around one of the best known legends in America and sees three girls who did not believe in the curse of Bloody Mary, dare to invoke it before the mirror. Helped by jumping fears and horrible conceptions of characters, the episode presents a famous avenging spirit responsible for making many nightmares at night. This episode of Supernatural Confront fear in a way that does not decrease or reduce the level of horror.

Unlike many horror films that end up completely ruining pleasure, Bloody Mary in “Bloody Mary” remains bewitching in a bewitching way until the end, even after Dean and Sam Winchester resolved the case. In fact, there is a reason behind the friction effect of the spine that the villain gives. Supernatural Japanese film incorporated elements Ring To create a unique and terrifying representation of the figure that has rarely been seen in other media.

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Toys will terrify anyone who is afraid of dolls

Supernatural, season 2, episode 11

Around around the mysterious deaths that occur in a city, Sam and Dean find the path in an old house in “Poryphings”, where their investigation leads them to realize that the imaginary friend of a little girl is not purely imaginary. Many horror films have addressed the torsion of the friend of a child who turns out to be an avenging spirit, but only the vouchers manage to keep a real surprise. This episode of Supernatural Manages it with expertise and delivers revelation in a shocking way without spoiling the pleasure in advance.

The frightening house full of dolls is easily misleading, which is not only used to distract viewers to find the truth, but also painted it in a strange mood. From the disappearance of dolls to the strangely twisted doll heads and to a doll house which mysteriously represents a murder scene, the episode is rich in horror elements, perfect for fans with an appetite for the suspense and the mystery. In particular, “Playyths” also does not present boring moments after the twisted intrigue. History only becomes rich after revelation.

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No outing presents one of the most terrifying ghosts in supernatural

Supernatural, season 2, episode 6

Sam and Dean Winchester worked on many fascinating cases, but the case that Jo brought them the most. In “No Exit”, Jo, eager to follow his father’s way to become a hunter, defies his mother’s wish and hoves with the Winchester brothers, and the episode sees them following the ghost of the first American serial killer, HH Holmes, who hunted his victims through secret tracks in the walls.

Jo volunteered to be bait, knowing that it corresponded to the type of serial killer. The tense episode then sees Jo being removed by the killer. “No outing” adds a Supernatural Turn to a traditional serial killer box and makes HH Holmes much more terrifying. Instead of a real person, the ghost of a serial killer becomes an evil entity that cannot be killed. He lives in the walls and sneaks on his victims like Pennywise. The Winchester brothers had to fall in concrete in the sewer to seal the ghost inside just to prevent it from taking more souls.

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Asylum is always one of the most par excellence supernatural episodes

Supernatural, season 1, episode 10

Taking place in the deserted roosevelt asylum, haunted by the ghosts of the old patients, “asylum” is one of the essentials Supernatural Episodes for horror fans. Filled with frightening details, fear, humor and a little romance, the episode has a little of everything, but what makes him shine is the execution of the story. Although patient ghosts may seem frightening at first, they prove mainly harmless. Instead, the real antagonist is a bad doctor who has experienced on patients.

The episode was made even better by the charming appearances of Kat and Gavin, who faufilored in the asylum for pleasure and rather stumbled on ghosts. In addition to being a tight horror piece, the episode also saw the conflict between Sam and Dean intensify. Dr. Ellicott used his power on Sam and returned it against Dean, who fought his younger brother and burned the doctor’s corpse. Talking about everything in one place, “asylum” is a little emotionally neat episode.

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The plush could as well be a horror feature film

Supernatural, season 11, episode 7

Horror fans are not foreigners to see scary mascots. From Five nights at Freddy has CreepyMascot horror films have already become an sub-genre. However, this supernatural episode always brings something terrifying and refreshing the genre. “Phas” follows a simple premise, in which a series of mascot costumes is possessed. Whoever carries the costume becomes a slasher and goes around to kill innocent people. The head of the giant rabbit does not stand out easily.

As a episode with the potential of feature films, “PlusH” also sees Sam and Dean trying to solve the mystery behind the head of the rabbit. Combining the resolution of the crime with horror, the episode has a good scenario which is not too complicated to understand. The head of the scary rabbit also becomes a terrifying culminating point in the episode. There are scenes where the rabbit is captured and studied (instead of running only like a slasher), which adds considerably to its goose flesh. At the end of the line, the episode does something so obvious, but in a way difficult to find in the kind of horror, which makes it a must for mascot horror fans.

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Bitten offers a deeply emotional episode that attracts the public

Supernatural, season 4, episode 8

“Bitten” is one of the most unconventional episodes where Supernatural Experiences with form. Composed of images of a unique student film directed by students who have been transformed into werewolves, the episode follows their history and sees Sam and Dean being unconsciously presented in their project when they are in town to investigate a case. Mix the Wolf-Garou attacks in Paranormal activity– Style storage, the episode easily stands out in the series.

What makes “bitten” an impressive horror piece is the emotional weight of the story. Films like Paranormal activity Concentrate almost purely on the supply of an immersive experience that places viewers in the midst of events, but Supernatural pushes the form a step further by weaving development. Kate lost her boyfriend and a friend and turned into a werewolf. She has become someone in which viewers can invest. Winchesters have also made a rare decision by saving it, which makes this episode horrible even more difficult to forget.

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Mannequin 3: The calculation is more complex than most modern horror films

Supernatural, season 6, episode 14

The episode of “Mannequin 3: The Reckoning” exploits another common human fear: inanimate objects, and the book with master’s degree. By opening with a horror scene where a model assassinates a member of cleaning staff, the episode does not move away from bloody details. Just like a classified film R, it continues to see more inanimate objects coming “alive”.

What makes this episode more complex than most horror films are its complexity and how unexpected twists and turns. It does not follow the same exact scheme of an avenging spirit, each murder taking place in another city. In addition to that, the episode uses Annabel– Techniques after their investigation, Sam and Dean finally found it to a woman and discover the tragedy behind the obsession. “Mannequin 3: The Reckoning” has everything: emotional depth, brilliant narration and interesting characters.

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Provenance is one of the most disturbing episodes of Supernatural

Supernatural, season 1, episode 19

“Provenance” follows Sam and Dean’s investigation into the murder of a young couple after buying an ancient painting of a family portrait. They quickly realized that each time the painting was going, death followed. Back around a haunted object, the episode explores the themes of inheritance, trauma and unresolved family problems. Sam, always haunted by Jessica’s death, had problems with letting her go, and this episode saw her take a step forward with a new romantic interest.

“Provenance” is frightening and disturbing, superimposed by horror elements, but at the base, the episode concerns the resolution and abandonment of the past. As a episode filled with horror, “provenance” has a depth which is rare to come in the kind of horror, which easily makes it stand out. The episode contains a twist that many have not seen coming. While the old man in the painting was initially perceived as the main suspect, given his scary gaze and his strange behavior, it turned out that he was trying to warn everyone of the little girl, who turned out to be the bad spirit.

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Mystery Spot forces the public and Sam to relive Dean dying again and again

Supernatural, season 3, episode 11

“Mystery Spot” presents a Happy death day– Premise of style, where Sam is stuck in a time loop, but instead of the one who died and restarting the clock, he relieved the death of Dean again and again. What makes this episode exceptionally masterful is how engaging and interesting history is. Sam, unlike most horror films protagonists, is full of mind and ingenious. The fact that he started paying attention to the people around him and understood that Loki’s thing is refreshing, since most horror films see the protagonist abandon and go into self -destruction mode before something comes back.

What makes the episode even more disturbing is that the formula has mainly changed at the end. Dean died, but the clock did not reset, and Sam had to live for months believing that he had lost his brother for good. Even if Loki finally let the brother leave, part of Sam would also wonder if Dean was going to die again (just like viewers).

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Baby delivers one of the best supernatural episodes and horror masterpieces

Supernatural, season 11, episode 4

“Baby” is a masterpiece because the idea of making a bloody film from the point of view of a car is simply a genius. Completely told from the point of view of the famous Impala, the episode follows Sam and Dean during a road trip to kill demons and monsters. Since it is only baby’s sight, there are inconsistencies here and there, but that’s what makes him fun. “Baby” could easily pass like a horror comedy.

Not short of bloody details and bloody victims, the episode is also filled with charming moments of Sam and Dean singing in the car to a head that refuses to die. Since it takes place in the SupernaturalThe universe, seeing the events take place through Baby’s point of view also has an effect on viewers. The episode just leaves the right amount of mystery to wonder if there is a mind in the impala, which has become its own character at this stage.

Supernatural

Release date

2005 – 2020

Showrunner

Eric Kripke

Directors

Philippic SGRCTICIA, John F. Kim Manerers, Thomas J. Wright, President Been, Chay Noman, Richard Heart Bee, Rike Rohl Jr., Meke Rohl, Steve Boum, Amyn Buish, Jessen Assen, Szwarc, Pecy-Corrado, James L.

Writers

Meredith Glynn, Davy Perez, Raelle Tucker, Cathryn Humphris, Brett Matthews, Nancy Won, John Bring, Ben Acker, Daniel Knauf, David Ehrman, James Krieg, Trey Callaway