Things are going to be as supernatural than ever as the hit American TV series 'Supernatural' returns with yet another episode that will blow everybody's mind off. And with Valentine's Day fast approaching, what better way to treat your fans than an episode circling around events that happened during the hearts day.
According to the synopsis shared over at The Futon Critic for the 13th episode entitled "Love Hurts," the Winchesters will find out about a string of murders that happened on Valentine's Day. Upon digging a little further, they found out that what they are actually facing is an ancient curse. As revealed, once a person is kissed by this curse, he or she is now "marked" to die.
How sweet, right? Even with the event being as normal as it can get, the team clearly knows how to make things supernatural by adding a curse to a simple kiss and make people die when kissed.
Not only will the viewers have to deal with that as they need to prepare their hearts out for gruesome actions to happen in the upcoming episode. It appears in the clip that V-Day started out as just another day for the hunters as they searched for any sign of supernatural activities happening around them. In one instance, Sam discovers that a 19-year-old babysitter was found dead and the gruesome thing about it is that the victim's heart was totally ripped out from her body.
What a literal way to break somebody's heart. Siblings Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) will be fighting a serious battle against a dangerous entity which is still unknown as of the moment.
So stay tuned for more updates and comment your thoughts below.


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