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Episode complete credited cast:
	Jared Padalecki	...	Sam Winchester
	Jensen Ackles	...	Dean Winchester
	Todd Stashwick	...	Dracula
	Melinda Sward	...	Jamie
	Holly Elissa	...	Lucy (as Holly E. Dignard)
	Michael Eklund	...	Ed Brewer
	Garry Chalk	...	Sheriff Deitrich
	Todd Scott	...	Security Guard
	Carmen Lavigne	...	Anne Marie
	Geoff Redknap	...	Unknown
	Jason Poulsen	...	Rick Deacon
	John Stewart	...	Museum Security Guard
	Giacomo Baessato	...	Pizza Delivery Guy

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Storyline

It's Halloween time and the Winchesters face-off against a shapeshifter with a penchant for impersonating classic movie monsters like Dracula, the Wolfman, and the Mummy.

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Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Mystery | Thriller

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Trivia

Dean tells Sam, "So what, we got a vampire and a werewolf monster mashing this town?" He is referring to the 'graveyard smash' hit "Monster Mash" by Bobby "Boris" Pickett and the Crypt-kickers (1962). See more »

Goofs

After Sam finds out that Lucy is the shapeshifter he goes to her house to save Dean. However, nowhere in the episode did it ever occur where Sam or Dean learned of her address. How he found the address is never explained. See more »

Quotes

Jamie: did youever think that maybe you're lonely because you kill people?
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The opening credits are done in classic "Monster Movie" style See more »

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References The X-Files (1993) See more »

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Alpine Polka
Composed by Gerhard Narholz
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Shockingly Bad

27 February 2013 | by conorp – See all my reviews

This has to be one of the worst episodes so far. The script writer must have been totally devoid of ideas when he wrote this one. The attempt at humor fails miserably. It reminds me of episodes of series that are running out of steam. This sort of stupid plot isn't new. Its been done in star trek as well as in many other series. Its like a fall back plot when the writer is having a bad week. Cobble something together and get it out because there is a deadline. Baby Looney Tunes is funnier and more entertaining than this. The true horror of this is that I wasted 40 minutes of my life watching this rubbish. How far this episode falls away from the core qualities of what makes this series so good is incredible. But, not only was the episode bad, but the acting of the guest stars was also terrible. This definitely rates as the worst episode followed closely by Hollywood Babylon towards the end of series 2.

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