Summary: This episode was written by Jeremy Carver and directed by Phil Sgriccia. The episode follows Sam’s quest to save Dean and Castiel, Crowley, and Rowena’s journey in casting the spell that will cure the Mark of Cain.
After the extreme upset and total heartache at the loss of Charlie, I was very apprehensive for episode 22. We are heading for the season finale, and things were bound to heat up for Dean and Sam, but I still was not ready for what happened in this tense, riveting, fast-paced episode. At the end…
The words prison and prisoner invoke strong imagery.
Prisoner: noun – “individual who is or feels restrained or trapped by a situation or set of circumstances.” Not only does this word aptly define all three of our main characters (and then some) at this point in the game, but it is also profoundly appropriate for the viewer this week- so captivated by the…
What can I say about “The Prisoner”? I can’t honestly say I “liked” this episode. “Like” doesn’t describe my emotional or intellectual response to it. It was intense, but even that doesn’t seem to be the right description. It elicited fear, foreboding and dread. I was tense for the entire episode, and afterward I felt…
Summary: This episode was written by Andrew Dabb and picks up right after Charlie’s death last week.
There isn’t much in the way of coherent thought after an ending like this one. Aside from the image of Charlie’s prone body half-in, half-out of the bathtub, well, the mind is mostly blank. “Dark Dynasty” was all about the family unit, in one way or another and the emotions – and thereby actions –…
I’m trying like mad to suppress my outrage, the bitter screaming fan girl right now, so I can deliver a more balanced review. It’s awfully hard. I’m insulted. Just plain and simple. I’m insulted that Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming are still permitted, after a wealth of pitiful, poorly written, canon trashing scripts, to write…
Summary: This episode was written by Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner and focuses on the exposition of the Styne family and Sam’s quest to get the Book of the Damned decoded.
Supernatural began with the destruction of the nuclear family—and ten years later we see that theme continue with the Novak family in “Angel Heart.”
What to say about “Angel Heart”? As villains and devious concepts go, this episode fell considerably short in the grand Supernatural scheme. Evil beings feeding on a humans while the human lives in a utopia mentally? Well, it’s wholly similar to the idea of a Djinn, first presented much more significantly in “What Is and…
Fans had very mixed reactions to Supernatural’s “Angel Heart”. Some were warmly wrapped in its emotions declaring it as one of their series favorites while others were bored to distraction. Personally, I liked the story. Nightsky I’m the Co-Editor-in-Chief, Social Media Manager (Twitter, Facebook and Instagram), Live Tweet Moderator, reviewer and feature writer for The…
