Supernatural

Sam and Dean spent their lives on the road, battling every kind of supernatural threat. And over the years, after dozens of bloody adventures, they finally closed in on their dark destiny. Sam and Dean learned they were to be important and prophesied participants in the Apocalypse. And so Sam and Dean spent most of last year battling Heaven and Hell, all to avoid that awful fate. And together with the help of their friends - father-figure Bobby (Jim Beaver) and fallen Angel Castiel - they managed to defeat Michael and Lucifer; managed to defeat Destiny itself but at a terrible cost. For Sam sacrificed himself, imprisoned in the same fiery pit that caged Michael and Lucifer. And Dean, heartbroken and alone, was forced to pick up the pieces of his life.

And now, it’s a year later. And while time can’t actually heal all wounds, it can sometimes dull the pain. And Dean finds himself in one of the strangest situations he’s ever seen. Wearing very different hats: a civilian; a construction worker; a good boyfriend to Lisa; a surrogate father to her son Ben. That is, until his past inevitably catches up to him—in the form of Sam. Mysteriously freed from his cage in hell, Sam needs his brother to rejoin the fight—because a new threat is rising in the dark corners and backwoods of America. Not demons or angels this time, but creatures - Vampires, Werewolves, Djinn and a thousand other freaks. They’re growing in numbers, breaking old patterns and leaving a very thick and bloody trail in their wake. But Sam isn’t alone, he introduces Dean to a world - a family - he never even knew existed. The Campbells. His mother’s family - led by none other than their Grandfather Samuel.

They’re a line of hunters that stretches back to the country’s gory start and they want Sam and Dean to carry on the family tradition. Though torn between his obligation to his blood and to his surrogate family, Dean is still a gunfighter at heart; and so of course he again picks up his guns. Hitting the road with Sam. No more Bibles, no more prophecies; just a lot of hunting and killing. That is, until the brothers realize that nothing is what it seems - not with the rising tide of carnivorous creatures, and certainly not with each other.