All time favorite supernatural book/series/movie?

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My favorites are Charmed, Supernatural, Grimm TV series, and The Librarians and the old Alfred Hitchcock TV series. But when it comes to books I am more into Tom Clancy books, and westerns, Agatha Christie and Perry Mason series.
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Lest92 wrote:The show Supernatural, then a lot of stuff with witches - The Craft, Practical Magic, The Witches, The Woods.
I totally love everything supernatural! Movies, books, shows! I gobble them up! Love the show Supernatural (yeah Dean!), Buffy the Vampire slayer, anything by Steven King (Tommyknockers, Gilbert's GameBlack Tower series to name a few)

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Chitopogi wrote:My favorites are Charmed, Supernatural, Grimm TV series, and The Librarians and the old Alfred Hitchcock TV series. But when it comes to books I am more into Tom Clancy books, and westerns, Agatha Christie and Perry Mason series.
OoOooOo! I forgot about Grimm!
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I'm not a huge fan of supernatural books but I like supernatural shows a lot. That's kind of weird. Anyway, you guys gave me some ideas for new series to get into!
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Old school Fright Night and The Lost Boys back in the day! I also found it amazing how different the storylines in both The Vampire Diaries and True Blood were between the books and the series.
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I am a huge fan of anything supernatural, be it movies, tv shows, or books. Therefore, I don't think I can choose a favorite! But since a lot of people mentioned Supernatural, I must say that while it is a great show with likable main characters, I also feel like it is very repetitive which is why I stopped watching it a while ago.
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"All the favorite supernatural book/series/movies is one of the wonderful works of the author. The novel is full of revelations that somebody needs to know. The supernatural powers that people use to act make the story very interesting. Thanks for the great review.
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I forgot all about charmed! Oh and Sabrina the teenage Witch was good too.
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I'm a child of the 90s so the X-files were a huge part of my life as were the Anne Rice vampire chronicles!
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bluegreenmarina wrote:I'm a child of the 90s so the X-files were a huge part of my life as were the Anne Rice vampire chronicles!
I don't know why but I never got into that show. I'm also a 90s child and I remember everyone watching it and talking about it.
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I love supernatural books especially series. I've pretty much read all of Cassandra Clare's books. She has several series and they can all be linked to one another someway. The Shadow Hunter series in particular.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer, for sure. Abigail kind of reminds me of Buffy, too!
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gali wrote:I liked: "A Discovery of Witches" by Deborah Harkness, "Undead and Unwed" by MaryJanice Davidson, "Unspeakable Acts" by Janet Leigh Green, "Escape Clause" by GA VanDruff (I reviewed the last two). There are more, but I don't recall them right now.
I also really enjoyed "A Discovery of Witches" ! I thought the author put a nice spin on the typical supernatural characters.
I liked "A Discovery of Witches" too! The characters were good and I liked both the time traveling and the family complications. Great series.

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My favorite movies are "The Exorcist" and "The Sixth Sense", I loved the twist at the end of that one.
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I usually don't go for supernatural books or series but the some I like are Vampire Diaries, The Originals!!
I also love Doctor Who...I know it is cheesy and illogical...still...something about the space travels fascinates me..!! :)
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I love the Twilight series and the Originals.
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I have to say hands down it is the Bible... it has been the bestseller of all time and is the best supernatural book ever! It has hidden messages that only the regenerate and those seeking wisdom are revealed. And each time going through it it is forever, fresh and with new meaning to the keen eye. Full of wisdom and grace and supernatural awe. It has terrifying supernatural destruction along with beauty and grace to those who seek its wonders. It is by far the best book on the planet. A supernatural thriller in itself, always full of new discoveries. Along with that is Lewis Perry Chafer's 8volumes of systematic theology... absolutely mind-bending on God's plan for his people.
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