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I initially misread your message, and thought you were referring to something called “I, Robert’s Alien” for some reason

What’s I, Roberts’s Alien?

I thought you were referring to the Friday the 13th movie… I’ve been watching too much horror recently

To put the DCEU/Conjuring deniers to rest :p

Did they use that Spider-Man design in season 1?

Guess I gotta binge my way through the rest of the Defenders Saga…

Personally, I feel it’d be the same situation as MCU movie post credits being shortened versions of a scene in the next movie - then the full scene would override the shortened one (unless unkept elements don’t contradict the full scene, where those parts can be added where needed)

Shouldn’t Full Disclosure Report be somewhere around here? When it pans out at the end, it shows the monitors from Saw II, then the sound of people breaking in can be heard (which I assume is meant to be the police breaking in at the start of Saw II). I’m not sure when this timestamp would be...

Just wondering, how strong does a connection have to be, to be considered canon? Specifically, referencing movie events. Could any (serious) movie make out that one of the IPs exist in-universe (eg shoestring budget college films) or does it have to be of certain quality? I don’t plan on just...

Would you also consider putting the news reports shown in Full Disclosure Report where they’d originally air, as well as in FDR?

(I’d say it fits into the Logan saga, but let’s not start that debate again lol)

That link is to the specific one I mentioned, on the Wayback, not just the Wayback itself

This has a dead link (I imagine the other MasraniGlobal.com links are also dead due to the website’s status) but you can still get them on the way back machine. https://web.archive.org/web/20220815033206/http://www.masraniglobal.com/img/employee_letter.jpg

Trying to put it on a timeline I imagine was hard, but it kinda just weaves itself into the Saw timeline, not really any contradictions I can see

Watched Saw: Rebirth earlier today and… why did people say it isn’t canon? It doesn’t contradict anything, other than Jill not being blonde (it’s still Jill though, John has a mug with her name on it)

Also just wondering on your reasoning for Saw II: Flesh and Blood being just before the Saw II game starts (I think that’s where it’s placed? It’s hard to tell based solely on timestamps)

I just watched the Dead by Daylight cutscene, and if this is taking place directly after Sing’s death, wouldn’t Tapp be bleeding out of his neck here? Not a criticism, just want to clear this up

Sooo… Michael sacrificing himself (an act of good) or Michael killing the other guy (I forgot his name) (Michael survives but may or may not become an acolyte)

Wasn’t sure if I should ask here, or on the Slasherverse thread, but which ending is assumed canon for Saw II: Flesh and Blood?

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