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In this blog, we will discuss all things supernatural, from the hunters' journey to villains, obstacles, demons, angels, and more.

This show centers around Sam and Dean Winchester, who have been trained as monster hunters. They drive around the country in a 1967 black Chevy impala, investigating and battling paranormal activity and other unexplainable circumstances. The cases they handle feature classic supernatural beings like vampires, werewolves as well as other beings from folklore and myth. The life of a hunter is long, dangerous, and hellish but there is never a dull moment along the way for these boys. 

Thank God this show is all fiction because no normal person would be able to fathom and handle the kinds of things these guys face. One way the characters describe the creatures is "the stuff of nightmares", don't get me wrong most of the cases in the show are fairly easy to swallow if you don't scare easy, but there are other episodes that I straight up cannot watch again because it scared me straight the first time around. There are only a couple of those though, after the first few seasons it's a fairly easy watch.



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  1. MERCYJanuary 26, 2023 at 5:27 AM

    I love Supernatural! I found it on Netflix a couple years ago and binge watched it. The first first five seasons are so good, and I have a huge crush on Dean til this day! Some of the creatures they hunted were "the stuff of nightmares." As a Supernatural fan, I will definitely be following your blog.

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