This is one of my favorite episodes in the entire Supernatural series, and in my opinion one of the best. In this episode, the writers take a break from building the Supernatural mythology, and give us a funny, light episode, and still manage to integrate a monster of the week. Points for creativity, by basing the episode on the old 1930s monster movies, with a heavy camp emphasis. It's one of the funniest episodes in the series, led by a knockout performance by actor Todd stashwick, who portrays a shapeshifter, who has adopted the personas of the monster movies of the 1930s, complete with hilarious bad acting of that time period.
Inventive, hilarious, creative, and poignant. Should have won an Emmy. 10/10.
Inventive, hilarious, creative, and poignant. Should have won an Emmy. 10/10.