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Probably the new version, but I don't know.

Might want to move that.

I think you missed the first Carrie movie.

That's as good as anything!

A character with the same name, anyway. She can't exactly go on to become the iconic villain.

Weeeeell... "20??"... :( Probably 2030s to 2040s.

Yep. It's harder when we have multiple adaptations like Pet Semetary. It feels like the new one makes more sense but the old one actually fits better.

@iceman109 Have you considered adding Gerald's Game like this? It's also connected to Flanagan's Hush movie from 2016 due to the fictional Midnight Mass book, which I guess means that Flanagan's real life Midnight Mass tv series is an in-universe adaptation of the in-universe Midnight Mass...

Am I the only one who thinks that Annie Wilkes being said to be the younger version of the film character makes the film canon? I mean, the fictional Misery's Love book comes exclusively from the film adaptation and it's in Castle Rock. https://stephenking.fandom.com/wiki/Misery_Chastain Yes...

I think the problem is Castle Rock is connected to Christine, which is connected to Cat's Eye, which is connected to Cujo, but Castle Rock actually doesn't connect to Cujo. Cujo has to be connected despite the fact that it isn't connected.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Teague Cat's Eye is also by the same director as Cujo.

@FruityWho50 The problem with Cujo is that it is connected to Cat's Eye which is connected to Christine. By literally the same car, I mean they retrieved the exact same car used in the film for it. It was the last remaining car that wasn't destroyed. Also, why is no one including the...

Oh, another thing, the Cujo book released in 1981 but took place in 1980 (from my understanding). That short video is a deviation from that since it explicitly places itself in 1981.

You gotta do what you gotta do, I guess.

Two families, two Tads, two Cujos, two Saint Bernards?

This newspaper in Castle Rock also contradicts the Cujo movie, unfortunately. At least it's easy to ignore it. There's three victims in the movie, not four like here and in the book. Tad Trenton is said to have died here but he lived in the film version.

Version 1: 1981 - Cat's Eye 1981 - Cujo 1981 - Castle Rock: Friday the 13th (The Dog) [slightly contradicts the movie] Version 2: 1981 - Castle Rock: Friday the 13th (The Dog) [would be about a different Saint Bernard dog named Cujo owned by a Chambers family?) 1985 - Cat's Eye 1985 - Cujo

Either Cujo is in 1981 or there's a Saint Bernard dog owned by a Cambers family called Cujo in both 1981 and 1985. It's not impossible, I guess...

Apparently Christine in 11.22.63 is literally the same car from Christine. 11.22.63 should definitely be canon. Randall Flagg Timeline 1963 - 11.22.63 1x08 1994 - The Stand 1x01-1x04 2017 - The Dark Tower

I meant that The Stand takes place in an alternate but connected timeline created as a consequence of saving JFK. Sorry, I should have clarified. Technically it should be watched after or just before the last episode of 11.22.63 in order to fit the timeline.