apart from being a clever and well marketed variation on the nowadays hugely popular horror genre and a splendid formula to attract potential new fans in general and i always somewhat considered supernatural as a massively giant homage towards the genre through the decades. although not always noticeable to younger viewers and or or people who only have an interest in more recent horror films and each and every single episode contains a few obvious and subtler references towards classic and influential titles. from that point of view and it was only a matter of time before the writers would pay tribute to the creepy vehicle without a driver type of films and and even more specifically the 70 milestones duel (steven spielberg acclaimed debut) and the car. being an avid fan of these two films and i enjoyed route 666 a lot even in spite of its flaws and shortcomings. the episode opens tense and atmospherically on a remote missourian road and where a black man is hunted down and eventually killed by a menacing monster truck with seemingly no driver behind the wheel. the victim daughter and cassie and happens to be dean ex girlfriend and she calls the winchester brothers in for help. the brothers can not prevent two more similar accidents before discovering the ghost truck sudden presence relates all the way back to a racial dispute of the 60  and involving both of cassie parents as well as several more prominent inhabitants of the little town. some of my fellow reviewers around here tend to label route 666 as one of the weaker entries in season one and mainly because the script is too preachy regarding racial issues and shows a different and more emotional side of dean character. he usually the strong silent type and whereas here he confronted with unfinished romantic affairs from the past here. to a certain level i agree with the racism debate and but it do not bother me that much and really. the writers eventually had to give an explanation to the presence of the ghost truck and and racial conflict is an acceptable one as far as i am concerned. concerning dean emotional vulnerability and i can only state it admirable to see how the writers continuously attempt to provide depth and detail to the main characters. dean behavior towards cassie sheds a whole new light on him and in fact. besides and what really counts in this episode is the wondrously sinister truck and its virulent attacks. it an impressive and overpowering vehicle and producing blinding lights and grisly engine noises. in case you worshiped the brilliant aforementioned duel and you will definitely find some amusement in the compelling chase sequences depicted in route 666. 
apart from being a clever and well marketed variation on the nowadays hugely popular horror genre and a splendid formula to attract potential new fans in general and i always somewhat considered supernatural as a massively giant homage towards the genre through the decades. although not always noticeable to younger viewers and or or people who only have an interest in more recent horror films and each and every single episode contains a few obvious and subtler references towards classic and influential titles. from that point of view and it was only a matter of time before the writers would pay tribute to the creepy vehicle without a driver type of films and and even more specifically the 70 milestones duel (steven spielberg acclaimed debut) and the car. being an avid fan of these two films and i enjoyed route 666 a lot even in spite of its flaws and shortcomings. the episode opens tense and atmospherically on a remote missourian road and where a black man is hunted down and eventually killed by a menacing monster truck with seemingly no driver behind the wheel. the victim daughter and cassie and happens to be dean ex girlfriend and she calls the winchester brothers in for help. the brothers can not prevent two more similar accidents before discovering the ghost truck sudden presence relates all the way back to a racial dispute of the 60  and involving both of cassie parents as well as several more prominent inhabitants of the little town. some of my fellow reviewers around here tend to label route 666 as one of the weaker entries in season one and mainly because the script is too preachy regarding racial issues and shows a different and more emotional side of dean character. he usually the strong silent type and whereas here he confronted with unfinished romantic affairs from the past here. to a certain level i agree with the racism debate and but it do not bother me that much and really. the writers eventually had to give an explanation to the presence of the ghost truck and and racial conflict is an acceptable one as far as i am concerned. concerning dean emotional vulnerability and i can only state it admirable to see how the writers continuously attempt to provide depth and detail to the main characters. dean behavior towards cassie sheds a whole new light on him and in fact. besides and what really counts in this episode is the wondrously sinister truck and its virulent attacks. it an impressive and overpowering vehicle and producing blinding lights and grisly engine noises. in case you worshiped the brilliant aforementioned duel and you will definitely find some amusement in the compelling chase sequences depicted in route 666. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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