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Where's the Guillermo del Toro Universe theory? The Devil's Backbone, Pan's Labyrinth and Pinocchio are a thematically connected trilogy (stated by del Toro), with two characters from The Devil's Backbone appearing in Pan's Labyrinth and stained glass windows in Pinocchio featuring the Pale Man...

The War Between the Land and the Sea is actually really good. I don't get the hate... I like the fact it's nothing like Doctor Who. It actually feels like there's consequences, unlike the primary series has had recently. So, the latest episode.

I don't think so, honestly.

He gets stabbed and then a few big bugs crawl on him. He appears in the next film, played by the same actor. Kim Levitt and Lonnie from Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation appear in Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker, same actors with the same names and even a slight reference made...

The reason he was told not to reference Predator and AVP is because they're legally distinct franchises. Free League Publishing had the rights to the Alien franchise, not Predator or AVP. He went on his own and declared, separately from Fox, that them being separate franchises make them...

Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) apparently doesn't feature anyone from the original film except a new version of Billy Chapman, so you could argue that he's an unrelated individual (possibly from the same family). I recall they said that the supernatural additions to the comic book were to...

Why do people do that? There's literally no excuse for that. It's just silly.

They're free to come on here and discuss it with me. I'd be happy to disprove their claims with quotes and debunk their "evidence".

I would argue that they're just weirdo Alien fans who want to disconnect everything. Five chronologies? What? Alien, Predator, AVP, Alien: Earth I guess, what else? Dumb guy just ignoring the freaking director of the latest movie.

Yeah.

Isn't the Kahhori comic set between seasons?

Look up the synopsis for Stuart Fails to Save the Universe. If you even count that.

I know it sounds ridiculous, but imagine a Big Bang Theory timeline. :p The Big Bang Theory Young Sheldon Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage Stuart Fails to Save the Universe The fact that there's a multiverse armageddon in the next show... wtf?

Definitely not agreed on, but yeah.

As I suspected.

There, fixed.

I honestly don't count any of this because it's no different than Deadpool referencing Batman.

Yes, there is. I explained it on Timeline Hub, I think.

That's impossible. Superman exists in the movie's present day, which means it has to be set after 2022 (realistically, 2025). I think we'd probably just have to ignore either the Thursday or the 4th.

Explain.