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Personal thoughts on this episode which is destined to become a classic are under the cut.
The episode starts off with the opening credits being done in the same fashion as classic horror films long past. It actually made me feel somewhat nostalgic because I used to stay up late when I was a little girl, and watch said classics while hiding under my blanket.
Needless to say that I enjoyed this meticulous attention to detail immensely.
We then cut to the brothers, and as it turns out, they're heading toTransylvania Pennsylvania to study the mysterious death of a young woman who reportedly had teeth marks on her neck. It doesn't take long before the boys are to the point of brushing the case off as nothing more than a gothic-vampire-wannabe. However, they change their tune when they also encounter a body mauled by a werewolf, and another choked to death by a mummy.
It's at this point that the boys begin to think maybe - just maybe - something else is going on.
Personal Thoughts:
Eric. Ben. You guys are brilliant. We don't deserve you. I mean, seriously... this episode was fantastic. Granted, it wasn't perfect, but still... I grabbed my side a few times due to the fact that I was laughing so damn hard.
1. Dean thinking he had his virginity back.
This was easily the funniest part of the entire episode. Both my mother and I were roaring with laughter, while my dad just rolled his eyes. I swear, I haven't laughed this hard to an episode of Supernatural since Mystery Spot. Of all the things Dean has said over the years, I don't think one statement hit me as hard in the funny bone as that one. Hell, I'm still laughing about it. I've also got this image in my head of Castiel silently facepalming himself. LMAO! Then what does Sam do? He makes a remark about nothing being able to accomplish that.
Oh, Dean... I love you so very very much. Please, no matter what happens, don't ever change. And, Sammy... you fucking rock. Someone give the puppy a cookie.
2. Dracula escapes harker!Dean with the aid of a vespa.
Bwahahaha-ha! Dracula wins this round you patheticbitches mortals.
3. The lederhosen.
*cue kink oriented fangirl squeeing*
I admit it... I had an incredibly stupid grin on my face when I saw Dean in that particular "outfit." And then when Sam saved him, and said: "Hey there, Hansel." Well, that just killed me dead. It was a hilarious scene that once again had my mother and I doubled-over with laughter.
4. Dean thinking that his job as a hunter is his mission from God.
To a certain degree, I agree with this. The only difference is that I believe it's one of many jobs that God has planned for Dean.
5. Classic 'House of Wax' movie poster.
Made. Of. Win.
6. Dracula ordering pizza.
For some strange reason, I was amused by this greatly - especially when he asked the delivery guy if there was garlic on the pizza. LOL.
7. The shapeshifter telling Jamie about his childhood.
Yes, it made me wibble and feel sorry for the poor guy. Sue me.
I also felt as if this was a very important scene in general because for the second episode in a row, we've had men whom were monsters not by their own choosing; they had been labled as such. I also liked the reply he gave to Jamie about the fact that maybe the reason he was killing people was because he was lonely. It was perfect.
8. Dean's real life movie of choice being: Porky's 2.
I reiterate - Dean, bb, don't ever change.
Not a bad episode, if I do say so myself. It was definitely one which you had to enjoy for what it was. There were no plot developments - just some of that distinct Winchester humor, along with the cheeziest villain the brothers have ever faced.
Kitsu's Final Grade: B+
The episode starts off with the opening credits being done in the same fashion as classic horror films long past. It actually made me feel somewhat nostalgic because I used to stay up late when I was a little girl, and watch said classics while hiding under my blanket.
Needless to say that I enjoyed this meticulous attention to detail immensely.
We then cut to the brothers, and as it turns out, they're heading to
It's at this point that the boys begin to think maybe - just maybe - something else is going on.
Personal Thoughts:
Eric. Ben. You guys are brilliant. We don't deserve you. I mean, seriously... this episode was fantastic. Granted, it wasn't perfect, but still... I grabbed my side a few times due to the fact that I was laughing so damn hard.
1. Dean thinking he had his virginity back.
This was easily the funniest part of the entire episode. Both my mother and I were roaring with laughter, while my dad just rolled his eyes. I swear, I haven't laughed this hard to an episode of Supernatural since Mystery Spot. Of all the things Dean has said over the years, I don't think one statement hit me as hard in the funny bone as that one. Hell, I'm still laughing about it. I've also got this image in my head of Castiel silently facepalming himself. LMAO! Then what does Sam do? He makes a remark about nothing being able to accomplish that.
Oh, Dean... I love you so very very much. Please, no matter what happens, don't ever change. And, Sammy... you fucking rock. Someone give the puppy a cookie.
2. Dracula escapes harker!Dean with the aid of a vespa.
Bwahahaha-ha! Dracula wins this round you pathetic
3. The lederhosen.
*cue kink oriented fangirl squeeing*
I admit it... I had an incredibly stupid grin on my face when I saw Dean in that particular "outfit." And then when Sam saved him, and said: "Hey there, Hansel." Well, that just killed me dead. It was a hilarious scene that once again had my mother and I doubled-over with laughter.
4. Dean thinking that his job as a hunter is his mission from God.
To a certain degree, I agree with this. The only difference is that I believe it's one of many jobs that God has planned for Dean.
5. Classic 'House of Wax' movie poster.
Made. Of. Win.
6. Dracula ordering pizza.
For some strange reason, I was amused by this greatly - especially when he asked the delivery guy if there was garlic on the pizza. LOL.
7. The shapeshifter telling Jamie about his childhood.
Yes, it made me wibble and feel sorry for the poor guy. Sue me.
I also felt as if this was a very important scene in general because for the second episode in a row, we've had men whom were monsters not by their own choosing; they had been labled as such. I also liked the reply he gave to Jamie about the fact that maybe the reason he was killing people was because he was lonely. It was perfect.
8. Dean's real life movie of choice being: Porky's 2.
I reiterate - Dean, bb, don't ever change.
Not a bad episode, if I do say so myself. It was definitely one which you had to enjoy for what it was. There were no plot developments - just some of that distinct Winchester humor, along with the cheeziest villain the brothers have ever faced.
Kitsu's Final Grade: B+
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I snorted so hard through this part, especially when he was walking up the hall and you see a computer room in the back. LOL I THINK HE WAS JUST A NORMAL FANBOY. LOLOLOL
Dude. I think I have some sort of addiction to Dean in the lederhosen. Eep! And, i totally wanted a clearer shot of his bowlegs with the socks on. *is disappointed* XP
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I kept pausing the ep. because I was laughing too much to pay attention. lmao.
Pretty funny ep. XD