Supernatural (disambiguation)
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Supernatural typically refers to supernatural forces and phenomena, but may also refer to:
Film and Television [edit]
- Supernatural (film), a 1933 film starring Carole Lombard and directed by Victor Halperin
TV Series [edit]
- Supernatural (1977 TV series), an eight-part BBC drama series
- Supernatural (U.S. TV series), a 2005 American television drama series
- Supernatural: The Anime Series, a 2010 Japanese anime television series based on the 2005 US TV drama
- Supernatural: The Unseen Powers of Animals, a six-part BBC natural history documentary series
Music [edit]
- Supernatural (rapper) (born 1970), American rapper known for his "on-the-spot" freestyle and battle rap abilities
- Supernatural (group), a pop group consisting of winners from reality show Popstars in Sweden
- The Supernaturals, a pop-rock quintet from Glasgow, Scotland.
Albums [edit]
- Supernatural (Ben E. King album), 1975
- Supernatural, album by Criss Angel 2003
- Supernatural (DC Talk album), 1998
- Supernatural (Des'ree album), 1998
- Supernatural (Hillsong album), 2006
- Supernatural (Robben Ford Album), a 1999 album and corresponding title track by blues guitarist Robben Ford
- Supernaturalistic (Sander van Doorn Album), 2008
- Supernatural (Santana album), a 1999 album by Carlos Santana
- Supernatural (Stereo MCs album), a 1990 album by British rappers Stereo MCs
- Supernatural (EP), a 1999 EP by American alternative rock band Alien Crime Syndicate
Songs [edit]
- "Supernatural" (Wild Orchid song), a song on Wild Orchid's 1997 self-titled debut album
- "Supernatural", by Vic Chestnutt
- "Supernatural", by Ciara
- "Supernatural", by Flyleaf
- "Supernatural", by Madonna
- "Supernatural", by Midnight Youth
- "Supernatural", by New Edition for the soundtrack to the film, Ghostbusters II
- "Supernatural", by Raven-Symoné from the 2004 album That's So Raven
- "Supernatural", by Sara Evans from the 2005 album Real Fine Place
- "Supernatural", by Sugababes from the 2002 album Angels With Dirty Faces
- "Supernatural", by Kesha from her second studio album
- "The Supernatural", by John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers from the 1967 album A Hard Road
- "Supernatural", by Daughtry
Books [edit]
- Supernatural: Meetings With the Ancient Teachers of Mankind, a book by Graham Hancock
See also [edit]
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