Welp. Okay. Cas said “I love you” to Dean. It’s still technically vague enough to be considered “familial,” but transparent enough to be queerbaiting, so, okay — that’s how these last few episodes are…
‘Supernatural’ 15×15 review: “Gimme Shelter” explores faith without God
With just five episodes left in its final season, Supernatural is giving space for some valid discussions on religion. When your main villain is God, it’s a no brainer. Even though the concept o…
Supernatural 15×03 Review: The Ghost Apocalypse Ends with a Fizzle, but Tragedy Lingers in “The Rupture”
Last week, Supernatural handled the tension of a quarantined town in “Raising Hell” quite well. Each significant party got screen time: the townspeople were justifiably questioning why the…
Supernatural Season 15 Premiere Review: The Beginning is the End in “Back and to the Future”
Perhaps the most obvious tell in this premiere episode that this is the end of Supernatural is the way “Back and to the Future” brings back those season one/season two horror elements. In …
Supernatural 14×10 Review: Dean’s the Cage Now in “Nihilism”
There’s something to say for longevity. When Dean is repossessed by Michael in “Nihilism” and locked away in his own mind, I thought of Gadreel in season nine kidnapping Sam’s…
Supernatural 14×07 Review: “Unhuman Nature” Meditates on the Nature of Humanity, Doesn’t Go Deep Enough
Not much is solved in “Unhuman Nature,” but it’s still a decent story of making the small moments count. Jack’s lack of grace is causing his illness and instead of lying around…
Supernatural 14×01 Review: “Stranger in a Strange Land” Finds a New Way to Tell the Same Story
Supernatural is no stranger to missing brothers or kidnapped friends. Hell, it’s done angel possession before. At one point, Sam is even kidnapped by an angel possessing him during the mid-seaso…