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Fans of Supernatural will know the writers and stars love a good in-joke at the expense of themselves (and a few prime time contemporaries).

They started off fairly subtly in Hollywood Babylon when Sam and Dean went on a studio tour where racks of their own costumes were wheeled past, while Sam (Jared Padalecki) looked spooked when a guide pointed out the location setting for Gilmore Girls (which Jared got his big break in).

Anorak City caught up with Supernatural star Misha Collins at Rogue Events Asylum 5 convention in Birmingham to chat about the future of the show, random acts and why he called his son Anaximander.

Interview: Alison Jones
Interview pictures: Adam Fradgley

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IThe Winchester brothers inadvertently managed to unleash hell in season five of Supernatural as, thanks to the manipulations of both angels and demons, Lucifer himself made it topside
t is, as the angel Zachariah sneeringly puts it, Apocalypse now, complete with the Devil, the Four Horsemen and an absentee God.
Originally planned for only five seasons, Supernatural's success and growing ratings has meant it is coming back for at least one year, though it would be hard to see what could top these biblical excesses.

The new Supernatural thriller, War Of The Sons, is published by Titan Books tomorrow - and Anorak City brings you an exclusive preview of the first chapter.

Co-written by Rebecca Dessertine, assistant to the show's creator Eric Kriple, and David Reed, Supernatural's script co-ordinator, it's a previously unseen adventure for the Winchester brothers.

Twenty-three years ago, Sam and Dean Winchester lost their mother to a demonic supernatural force.

Following the tragedy, their father taught the boys everything about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners of America and how to kill it.

On the hunt for Lucifer, the boys find themselves in a small town in South Dakota where they meet Don, an angel with a proposition.

How far will the boys go to uncover the secret Satan never wanted them to find out?

Click to the next page to read the first chapter!

Used to be you hadn't made it until you had your own action figure....

HEAR THE FEAR

That's the buzz phrase at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.

Coming up is the debut of the world's first audio horror movie - HP Lovecraft's chilling The Dunwich Horror.

Faithfully adapted from the gothic classic, it debuts at the festival on June 23 at 7:45pm.

It's a full-length feature (without pictures) and takes supreme advantage of cinema's Dolby Digital Surround Sound system.

The audience is invited to close their eyes and immerse themselves in a world of intrigue, drama and devastating horror limited only by their imagination.

Wilbur Whateley - son of a deformed albino mother and an unknown father - matures at an abnormal rate, reaching manhood within a decade.

All the while, his sorcerer grandfather indoctrinates him into certain dark rituals and the study of witchcraft.

The plot revolves around the desire of Wilbur to engineer they manage the return of the mysterious (eldritch) "Old Ones", whose forerunner is the Outer God Yog-Sothoth.

They mange to entice an entity to their remote farmhouse where it grows out of their control.

The story is narrated by Scottish actor Greg Hemphill and you can hear the official trailer
here.

Last weeked we met up with Mark Pellegrino at the Birmingham Metropole Hotel where he was a special guest at the Supernatural conference 'Asylum' run by www.rogueevent.co.uk

This is the first part of our interview with Mark where he spoke about his role as Lucifer in Supernatural.

In the next part we speak to Mark about his role as Jacob in Lost. Don't miss that!