Slasherverse - Timeline

[Pro Bot]

Nobody owns exclusive rights to the Amityville house because it's based on real life. Most of the films are "unofficial" in regards to the original movie.

 

[Pro Bot]

I don't plan on adding it because it has no connection to Amityville Backrooms. Also, the Backrooms is in the public domain, and there's 100% going to be a **** ton of movies using the Backrooms title to try to leech off the success of the A24 film

American Story actually has the Backrooms, too.

 

[iceman109]

American Story actually has the Backrooms, too.

Which season?

 

[Pro Bot]

American Horror Stories episode I don't remember.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

American Horror Stories episode I don't remember.

Season 3, Episode 5. You're welcome.

 

[Pro Bot]

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/m...are-on-elm-street-movie-paramount-1236646496/

"We look forward to bringing the world of Wes Craven's Nightmare on Elm Street to a new and completely engaged generation of fans," Iya Labunka said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter. "We know that Wes would have been thrilled to see how horror is taking its long overdue place in the cultural canon. We can't wait for all of us to sit together in a dark theatre – around the campfire of today – as the next chapter of the Nightmare story unfolds."

No details of the new take were revealed but it has been described as being "set in the world of A Nightmare on Elm Street, based on the original screenplay."

 

[Pro Bot]

Sequel, remake, or legacy sequel that ignores everything but the first? Time will tell... but if it's a remake I'll be pissed. Slightly less at a Halloween (2018) approach, but still unhappy.

 

[Pro Bot]

Robert doesn't need to play Freddy, though. He can have a cameo as a form if they need and want that, but Freddy constantly shifts and molds to the fears of his victims. A recast would be totally fine. Nobody is going to replace Englund, but I'd rather a new film than nothing at all.

 

[iceman109]

Sequel, remake, or legacy sequel that ignores everything but the first? Time will tell... but if it's a remake I'll be pissed. Slightly less at a Halloween (2018) approach, but still unhappy.

This trend of sequels ignoring sequels is starting to get annoying, first Halloween did it, then Terminator (although since Terminator has time travel not really), then Texas Chainsaw Massacre, now it's probably Elm Street

 

[Pro Bot]

I wouldn't say probably. I'd say possible. It's equally probable that it's several things.

 

[BMarrow]

Sequel, remake, or legacy sequel that ignores everything but the first? Time will tell... but if it's a remake I'll be pissed. Slightly less at a Halloween (2018) approach, but still unhappy.

It's definitely going to be a remake, they're just hesitant to say it after what happened last time

 

[Pro Bot]

The language isn't specific to anything, so while that's likely in a lot of ways, I wouldn't say definitely at this point.

The quotes "the next chapter of the Nightmare story unfolds" and "set in the world of A Nightmare on Elm Street" imply otherwise, but it doesn't really mean it's definitely set in the same reality. Then, "based on the original screenplay" makes you think it'd be remake, but that's pretty typical for scripts to say. All Evil Dead movies are "based on The Evil Dead (1981)," so, while it might be a remake, there's no total and absolute confirmation of that.

 

[Madd Smoke]

Any chance we can find a way to get Obsession in the Timeline?

 

[Pro Bot]

Obsession is too new and has no crossovers. You need a crossover to connect.

 

[Pro Bot]

Like, that movie doesn't even connect to Fortnite yet. How can you expect it to be connected to this?

 

[Madd Smoke]

Like, that movie doesn't even connect to Fortnite yet. How can you expect it to be connected to this?

Honestly I just thought it would fit well with everything else. And also I need a Timeline of the movie for a project I'm working on and if it got added here then I have a Timeline for it.

 

[lightsyder]

looks like the new Crystal Lake show is set in the 70s, with Jason still alive as a child according to CBR. Did we already know that and I missed it?

 

[Rojinn]

looks like the new Crystal Lake show is set in the 70s, with Jason still alive as a child according to CBR. Did we already know that and I missed it?

Believe so, yes, pretty sure I heard about the 70s setting before

 

[Giuseppe]

I've just started putting together a timeline for the *Breaking Bad* expanded universe. I'd be happy if anyone wanted to chime in.

 

[Pro Bot]

I've just started putting together a timeline for the *Breaking Bad* expanded universe. I'd be happy if anyone wanted to chime in.

SLIPPIN' JIMMY

That's all.

 

[Publius]

I've just started putting together a timeline for the *Breaking Bad* expanded universe. I'd be happy if anyone wanted to chime in.

Craddock Marine Bank from The X-Files turns up in a few places, and apparently the blue methamphetamine crystals produced by that loathsome fellow turn up in an early episode of The Walking Dead.

 

[stphylcccs]

Craddock Marine Bank from The X-Files turns up in a few places, and apparently the blue methamphetamine crystals produced by that loathsome fellow turn up in an early episode of The Walking Dead.

Of course this is how I find out pure meth isn't actually blue… (well, why would I ever doubt what someone in my tv screen tells me)

 

[Giuseppe]

JIMMY SCIVOLANTE

Questo è tutto.

Esistono diverse serie di webisode, alcuni episodi dei quali sono facili da collegare alla storia principale, mentre altri no, così come due fumetti, videogiochi basati sulla prima stagione (che ora sono considerati media perduti),

 

[Giuseppe]

La Craddock Marine Bank di X -Files compare in diverse occasioni, e a quanto pare i cristalli blu di metanfetamina prodotti da quel ripugnante individuo fanno la loro comparsa in un episodio iniziale di The Walking Dead .

L'ho spiegato nel mio thread: non includerò serie di fantascienza o horror, ma solo serie realistiche, come i drammi. Aaron Paul ha detto che *The Walking Dead* non funzionerebbe all'interno di *Breaking Bad* perché *The Walking Dead* è fantasy, mentre *Breaking Bad*, pur essendo di finzione, si concentra sul realismo.

 

[Giuseppe]

JIMMY SCIVOLANTE

Questo è tutto.

Non credo che includerò "Slipping Jimmy"; dovrebbe essere ambientato ben prima del 2002, l'anno in cui si svolge *Better Call Saul*, eppure menziona *The Wolf of Wall Street*, uscito nel 2014.

 

[Pro Bot]

I don't think I'll include "Slipping Jimmy"; it's supposed to be set well before 2002, the year Better Call Saul takes place, yet it mentions The Wolf of Wall Street, which came out in 2014.

There was an in-universe event where a character could see into the future and predicted crypto. It literally canonises magic and demons into the Breaking Bad universe. Apparently people don't understand that scene at all.

Also, referencing The Wolf of Wall Street in the 1970s contradicts real life, not the Breaking Bad universe. Movies do that all the time, too. The Evil Dead is a movie in A Nightmare on Elm Street before it even came out in real life. Does that mean A Nightmare on Elm Street isn't canon to A Nightmare on Elm Street?

People don't accept Slippin' Jimmy because they don't like it and it's silly, but it doesn't ACTUALLY contradict anything.

 

[Giuseppe]

Ciò che dice Aaron Paul può essere considerato vangelo. E io vedo *Slipping Jimmy* più come un universo a sé stante.

 

[Pro Bot]

Slippin' Jimmy is a prequel to Better Call Saul. There's no technical contradictions. It's just tonally and stylistically different.

It is automatically canon as it's an official tie-in. You need to prove it isn't. That requires official statements and a list of unexplained contradictions. Unfortunately for Slippin' Jimmy haters, a fart demon Exorcist parody that involves giving someone clairvoyance and thus introducing the afterlife, ghosts, and demons does not actually contradict the events of the Breaking Bad universe. It's just... weird.

 

[Giuseppe]

Slippin' Jimmy è un prequel di Better Call Saul. Non ci sono contraddizioni tecniche. È semplicemente diverso per tono e stile.

È automaticamente canonico in quanto tie-in ufficiale. Devi dimostrare il contrario. Ciò richiede dichiarazioni ufficiali e un elenco di contraddizioni inspiegabili. Sfortunatamente per chi odia Slippin' Jimmy, una parodia dell'Esorcista con un demone delle scoregge che prevede di dare a qualcuno la chiaroveggenza e quindi introdurre l'aldilà, i fantasmi e i demoni non contraddice gli eventi dell'universo di Breaking Bad. È solo... strano.

You've convinced me. I also noticed that in Season 4, Jesse plays *Rage*, which came out in 2011, even though Season 4 is set in 2009.

 

[Giuseppe]

The meth appears in *The Walking Dead* and *Arrow*, but it can't work in both: in *The Walking Dead*, the apocalypse begins in August 2010, whereas in the *Better Call Saul* finale—set in December 2010—society is still intact. I don't recall the specific *Arrow* episode where the meth appears, but *Arrow* starts in 2012, and the *Breaking Bad* finale shows that those who knew how to make the blue meth were either dead or—like Jesse—had retired.