Seasoned viewers of the show may recall that Sam's life is in danger even though Dean told him and Castiel that he is fine. The exclusive video shows that Sam is reluctant but gives in. Also, Sam isn't too keen to jump into hunting when Dean shows him a sufficiently weird case to investigate. While the brothers tackle the investigation, a sneak peek video by TVLineВ reveals that Sam will continue to investigate for an antidote for the Mark of Cain. It is unclear if the brothers kill Cole in order to stop the infection or if they manage to save him. Unfortunately, things take a turn for the worse when the worm infects Cole. This supernatural element was created by Eve, Mother of All, and must be eliminated before more innocent lives get killed, according to International Business Times. DeanвЂ™s never seen a monster like him before or since that seems like a weird detail to mention if youвЂ™re not gonna use it later.In the upcoming episode, the Winchester brothers will meet a now amateur hunter Cole who informs the duo that a new supernatural element, called the Khan Worm, is turning human beings into murderers. вЂ“ They keep teasing ColeвЂ™s dad as something big. The original Khan Worm was a creation of Eve, and the idea that they are in the world for real is a bad sign for the boys. вЂ“ This Khan Worm subspecies is worrisome. вЂ“ I know that Cole is supposed to be younger than Sam and Dean, but he does not look it. вЂ“ I donвЂ™t know what Padalecki hit Kit with, but he reacted like it really stung. вЂ“ IвЂ™d pay good money to see Sam with a short haircut. It was so cool to see the return of that sort of stuff, even if was only for an episode. ItвЂ™s not vagueness, and itвЂ™s not ambiguity itвЂ™s trusting your audience to understand the text in front of them.ДЄ really beautiful and stylistically different episode fromГ‚ Supernatural tonight. I donвЂ™t mind them doing this sort of plot (and like I said before, they were weaving a subtle story until expository speechifying), but theyвЂ™ve gotta not make what theyвЂ™re doing so explicit. That obviously relates back to Dean and the Mark, and serves as the typical foreshadowing for the rest of the season moving forward. He had to make a choice between stopping a killer and allowing himself and Gemma to be killed, which is no choice at all. He couldnвЂ™t save Kit from something that wasnвЂ™t his fault, because he simply ran out of time. IвЂ™ve never seen the point of doing it unless you are really trying to make a point, and if you do it every sentence, then you arenвЂ™t making a point.ДЄlso, SamвЂ™s recitation of the themes of the episodes B-plot and how they fit into the season long A-plot was really frustrating. One of my pet peeves is when characters say other characters names a lot (ex: вЂњI canвЂ™t, Dean!вЂќ вЂњWhat are you doing, Sam?вЂќ вЂњGemma, I gotta goвЂќ).

I thought that, as subtle a story that they were weaving was somewhat lessened by the oftentimes fluffy and cheesy dialogue. I will say that I wasnвЂ™t pleased with the dialogue. In terms of setup and description and shooting, this episode was on a whole different level than the rest of the season. That made all the humor bits stand out more than they wouldвЂ™ve previously, and it added a layer of gravitas that is sometimes missing when SupernaturalГ‚В is doing itвЂ™s typical song-and-dance. This episode took itself seriously, and that was really, really good. It literally made me sit up and pay attention. This wasnвЂ™t aГ‚ SupernaturalГ‚В episode that went straight for jokes and the like the opening scene of the sweat dripping from the tied up woman was so jarring. I donвЂ™t know if it was just coincidence, but the writing and the directing of this episode created such an incredible and fresh environment. ThatГ‚ SupernaturalГ‚В reappeared tonight, and it really elevated the material.

And to be honest, I hadnвЂ™t thought about it in a long time. Speaking anecdotally, I havenвЂ™t seen that super-scaryГ‚ SupernaturalГ‚В since late Season 1 or Season 2. The Woman in White of the pilot episode is still one of the scariest monsters theyвЂ™ve done. But there is something about those early episodes the monsters and situations were frightening enough to give more credibility to the stakes the boys were facing every week. I think the show made the smart choice to transition away from the scariness, if only because it gave them a broader appeal and therefore more time on air. That eventually gave way to the more familiar, more campy version ofГ‚ Supernatural, which is what weвЂ™re watching today. It was a legit horror show, and its main goal was bringing the kind of claustrophobia and paranoia that all the best horror films had in spades to the small screen. If youвЂ™ve been followingГ‚ SupernaturalГ‚В from the beginning, you remember how scary the early episodes were.

Supernatural season 10 episode 15