Recent content by Dallas Kinard

Has anyone done a timeline for the Underworld franchise? Edit: "I, Frankenstein" is all-but-confirmed to be canon. "Kevin Grevioux, creator of the graphic novel and the "Underworld" film series, had earlier expressed interest in making more "I, Frankenstein" films along with an "Underworld"...

I'm new to this franchise. Is "Dracula" a title passed on to different men over time?

Can someone please explain to me how "Dracula: Untold" and "Van Helsing" can exist in the same timeline? Aren't there contradictions with the Dracula character?

Correct. It wouldn't be the first time different 007 agents overlapped. Lazenby's Bond is set between two Connery Era Films: Then Sean's final Bond film is sandwiched between two Roger Moore Era films. This is why I posit that 007 is not just one man, but multiple agents who share the...

Over the weekend I was able to watch "Goldeneye". I enjoyed this one very much. Let's breakdown the timeline. First up we have this on-screen date after the opening music number: Now, I believe the opening scene is set in 1986. Then, "nine years later" lands us in 1995. Here is my evidence...

Any plans to update soon?

But what about the Weylanb Yutani thing?

They Sound pretty serious to me

So how serious are we taking it?

Weyland Yutani (Aliens) reference in Stranger Things : r/eastereggs https://share.google/P0ZEWunth4vHHMkzm

How did you figure out the Angel episodes and where they fall in relation to Buffy?

How accurate is this? https://josswhedon.blogspot.com/2012/04/buffy-and-angel-episode-viewing-order.html?m=1

That's a year after ID4, which gives time for the world to rebuild and the invasion isn't as fresh in everyone's minds. I'm pretty sure many cities were totaled in that film.

OK so it appears season one takes place in 1997. Notice this 1997 calendar on the wall. This shot is from episode 1.05:

Is it pretty accurate with the years?