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Completely random coincidence that's definitely unintentional, but it's funny that both Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Bubba Ho-Tep are set in Texas and deal with government conspiracies.

It'd be a neat head-canon if the Illuminati was behind John F. Kennedy's resurrection and, uh, "dyed" skin colour. Just random thoughts I had.

Another completely unintentional connection, the possessed Sonny and demon in Amityville II: The Possession look like Deadites. Even when these things aren't connected on purpose, it still manages to work out it seems.
 
Have you read the Hellraiser comics, Marrow? I know that the original 20 issues are all anthology stories set, logically, before the first Hellraiser (Pinhead out of commission between II and III).

I'm unfamiliar with Nightbreed as of now, so I'm not sure if that story is set before, or maybe after Hellraiser III? And of course, I'm probably going to have to include that with the Hellraiser comics... so ANOTHER 25 issues and a movie.
 
Have you read the Hellraiser comics, Marrow? I know that the original 20 issues are all anthology stories set, logically, before the first Hellraiser (Pinhead out of commission between II and III).

I'm unfamiliar with Nightbreed as of now, so I'm not sure if that story is set before, or maybe after Hellraiser III? And of course, I'm probably going to have to include that with the Hellraiser comics... so ANOTHER 25 issues and a movie.
From what I understand the Hellraiser comics don't have any dates and can kinda of be placed anywhere. Pinhead isn't even in most of them.

As for Nightbreed, most of the comics seem to take place shortly after the movie so 1990, but I guess you could stretch it out to 1993.

The 2014 Nightbreed series appears to ignore the previous series and is its own continuity

(Sorry it took so long to reply my wifi is **** lol)
 
Oh, the Marshall Law crossover is set in the future apparently. Let's say 100 years, give or take.

So, in theory, this would be the future timeline.

2092 - Army of Darkness #1992.1, "Ash Beyond"
2093 - Pinhead vs Marshal Law: Law in Hell #1-2
2096 - Leprechaun 4: In Space (I know, just go with it)
2099 - Victor Crowley's Hatchet: Halloween Tales III, "Past Forward"
2127 - Hellraiser IV: Bloodlines
2455 - Jason X
2455 - Jason X: Special
2455 - Friday the 13th: Jason vs Jason X #1-2
 
Ight I think I've found the reading order

Clive Barker's Hellraiser #1-20
Clive Barker's Nightbreed #1-25
Hellraiser Nightbreed: Jihad #1-2
Clive Barker's Book of the Damned: A Hellraiser Companion #1-4
Hellraiser: Spring Slaughter
Hellraiser: Summer Special
Hellraiser: Dark Holiday Special
Clive Barker's Pinhead #1-6
Clive Barker's The Harrowers #1-6
Boom Studios Hellraiser #1-20
Hellraiser: The Road Below #1-4
Hellraiser: Dark Watch #1-12
Hellraiser: Bestiary #1-6
 
TV Tropes (for Marshall Law):
20 Minutes into the Future: A recent gravestone says it's 2020, and America is still fighting off the Soviet Threat, nearly 30 years after it ended in Real Life.

OK, maybe like, 2025 then. It doesn't really matter. Then again, if San Francisco is destroyed... ah, what the heck? It's not like Marshall Law is even being considered canon here.
 
Barker-Verse
1987 - Hellraiser
1987 - Hellbound: Hellraiser II
1990 - Nightbreed
1990 - Nightbreed #1-25
199? - Hellraiser #1-20
1993 - Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth
1993 - Hellraiser/Nightbreed: Jihad #1-2
1993 - Hellraiser: Summer Special
1993 - Hellraiser: Dark Holiday Special
1994 - Pinhead #1-6
1994 - The Harrowers: Raiders of the Abyss #1-6
1995 - Hellraiser: Spring Slaughter
1995 - Lord of Illusions (non-canon?)
1999 - Hellraiser: Inferno
2002 - Hellraiser: Hellseeker
2005 - Hellraiser: Deader
2005 - Hellraiser: Hellworld
2010 - Hellraiser: Revelations
2011 - Hellraiser Vol. 2 #0-20
2011 - Hellraiser Annual
2012 - Hellraiser: The Road Below #1-4
2013 - Hellraiser: The Dark Watch #1-12
2013 - Hellraiser Annual 2013
2014 - Hellraiser: Bestiary #1-6
2017 - Hellraiser: Anthology Volume 1
2017 - Hellraiser: Anthology Volume 2
2018 - Hellraiser: Judgment
2022 - Hellraiser
20?? - Pinhead vs Marshall Law: Law in Hell #1-2
2127 - Hellraiser IV: Bloodlines
 
The Saw cameo would probably be from Texas Chainsaw 3D of a cosplay, so not connected.

Puppet Master isn't connected. As you can see, it doesn't look like any puppet from that series.
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Barry Simms dies in The Curse of Michael Myers, so I'm not sure how he's supposed to be alive in Penny Dreadful.

Among Friends isn't canon, similar reasons, meta stuff.

Cupid, well, from research it's a Smith Grove mental hospital but I don't know if it's literally Smith's Grove Sanitarium from Halloween. It's definitely a nod though.

Body Bags, we've been over. Haddonfield is a real place that exists and we don't know if that film takes place in Illinois. Definitely a reference though.

Gravy, same as above.

Butcher Boys... uh, decide for yourself.
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1740476/trivia/?ref_=tt_trv_trv
Waxworks isn't canon, but the comic book adaptation can be!
https://bloody-disgusting.com/editorials/3500478/jason-voorhees-really-almost-appear-waxwork/
Creepshow, well, yeah. It has connections to Friday the 13th and Evil Dead, but it's kinda confusing. The TV series seems to have apocalypses that go unresolved from memory, and certain episodes strongly suggest that the Slasherverse is fiction. I don't know, too confusing, best ignored for now.
 
I think there should be two movies that you should include called Upgrade and the Invisible Man and are both directed by Leigh Whannel and both have easter eggs to Saw while The Invisible Man has an easter egg to Upgrade with a company from Upgrade being mentioned in an article in The Invisible Man
 
I think there should be two movies that you should include called Upgrade and the Invisible Man and are both directed by Leigh Whannel and both have easter eggs to Saw while The Invisible Man has an easter egg to Upgrade with a company from Upgrade being mentioned in an article in The Invisible Man
It's not my image, and I'm not including Saw.
 
Why's that?
Texas Chainsaw 3D isn't part of this timeline, and even if it was, some child cosplayer pretending to be a Jigsaw acolyte isn't a universe connection.

A John Kramer lookin' fella does appear in Before The Mask: The Return of Leslie Vernon
Well, that's cool... and concerning, haha.
 

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