Supernatural TV Series, Season 1–8 Blu-ray Collection. This 30 disc box set has over 118 hours of content!

When they were boys, Sam and Dean Winchester lost their mother to a mysterious and demonic supernatural force. Subsequently, their father raised them to be soldiers. He taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America … and he taught them how to kill it. Now, the Winchester brothers crisscross the country in their '67 Chevy Impala, battling every kind of supernatural threat they encounter along the way…

30 disc boxed set.

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Awards for Series

• Won SFX Award (UK), Best TV Show (2010). Nominated in 2011 and 2008.
• Won People's Choice Awards USA for: Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Show (2013, 2012 & 2010), Favorite TV Fan Following (2013), Favorite Network TV Drama (2012)
• Won TV Guide Awards for: Favorite Horror Series (2012), Favorite Sci-fi Series (2011)
• Nominated for Saturn Award for Best Network Television Series (2013, 2012, 2011, 2009, 2008 & 2006)
• Nominated for Satellite Award, Best Television Series, Genre (2012)
• Nominated for Fangoria Chainsaw Award, Killer Television (2006)
• Won 5 other awards, Received 37 other nominations

Supernatural TV Show Reviews

“Supernatural isn't the tired, derivative genre misfire so many people assume it to be..Smart, inventive, and brimming with unbridled brimstone, it's more akin to early seasons of the X-Files than the sort of programming one might expect from smaller networks like the WB and CW…” Bluray.com (season 1)

“Two brothers, a @#$%-load of demons and shotguns loaded with rock salt. Hellz yeah, one of the niftier hour-longs on broadcast TV returns for a third season, and fans of quirky action-horror should pay attention…One of my favorite shows gets its best season. If you like fun TV, you'll like this set.” DVD Verdict (season 3)

""Supernatural" is unlike anything else out there and should build a following among viewers who appreciate its combination of spooky mythology and mystery adventure." The Hollywood Reporter

“The storytelling hasn’t suffered under the watch of new show runner Sera Gamble (and season 7 has been fun thus far as well), who successfully maintains the right elements to keep this one of the best shows on TV. Highly recommended.” Dread Central (season 6)

“Supernatural began with a pretty straightforward premise — hot guys kill spooky things — but it didn't stay that way for long. The characters have literally been to hell and back, and along the way, they have woven a complicated and compelling mythology filled with friends (angel Castiel), recurring foes (demon Crowley), and inside jokes (Wincest!). Supernatural has also, however, dedicated episodes to mocking the sillier aspects of its own existence, like its hypercritical fandom. This self-referential approach has rewarded longtime viewers and helped build a community so passionate, it's almost scary.” Entertainment We­ekly

“Supernatural is the best thing going nowadays when it comes to horror on TV.” Dread Central (season 1)

Season 2 manages to maintain the same high quality of the first season. Well recommended for fans. Newcomers should check out Season 1 of this cult horror show – sort of X-Files but without Mulder and Scully and without any UFOs – beforehand as there is an story arch continued from that season that is continued and expanded upon here." scifimoviepage.com (season 2)

“Supernatural is genuinely scary.” New York Times

“It's not changing the face of television. But there are very few shows I can count on to be consistently satisfying. Supernatural is one of them.” Chicago Tribune

“The series' grim tone and overall look of a grimy world in perpetual need of dusting or wiping is a long way from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and closer to Japanese movies like The Grudge.” People Weekly

“this is tied with the last two seasons as the best in the show’s run. SN has not lost a step, which continues to blow my mind..” HorrorView (season 5)

“What won't vary is Supernatural's high level of quality, episode after episode, year after year. I ended my Supernatural: The Complete Third Season review by saying, "While nothing's really ‘perfect’, this show has fewer flaws than most, and as long as The CW keeps allowing Kripke and crew to keep doing what they've been doing, there's no reason to think Season 4 won't uphold the standard of all that's come before it.” I'm pleased to say I was 100% correct, which is why Supernatural gets another 4–1/2 rating from me and a prediction that Season 5 will provide nothing but more of the same." Dread Central (season 4)

“Funny, bad-ass, and smart” DVD Verdict

“Supernatural is a show that manages to be crazy funny and crazy scary in pretty much equal doses…there's a lot to enjoy here, including some very clever riffing on a host of cultural references…highly recommended.” Bluray.com (season 3)

“Supernatural” works. It's just serious enough, just hip enough and, as advertised, more scary than imagined." San Francisco Chronicle