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[user 16960]

According to Jason X Death Moon, Elias cursed Jason with the necronomicon

 

[Pro Bot]

I just take it as Jason being revived by the Necronomicon, then dying, then getting resurrected by lightning just like Evil Ash.

 

[stphylcccs]

I just take it as Jason being revived by the Necronomicon, then dying, then getting resurrected by lightning just like Evil Ash.

Isn't his first zombie appearance in The Last Chapter, not Jason Lives? He's straight up confirmed dead, I don't see how professionals could mess that up, or how Jason (even in his more-than-human state) could fake being dead well enough to fool professionals, or why he would do that in the first place

 

[BMarrow]

 

[user 16960]

...yeah Universal Monsters and 818793 are just the same universe. There's no way around it anymore unfortunately

 

[Pro Bot]

I'm not so sure that movie is actually even Universal, honestly.

 

[Pro Bot]

It's "Warner Bros. Monsters."

 

[user 16960]

I'm not so sure that movie is actually even Universal, honestly.

...huh. I could have sworn it was?

 

[BMarrow]

...huh. I could have sworn it was?

It's coproduced by blumhouse, which is heavily associated with Universal, which is probably why you thought it was.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

So I guess we can add The Mummy (2025) to the Slasherverse then?

 

[Pro Bot]

So I guess we can add The Mummy (2025) to the Slasherverse then?

2026, but yeah.

 

[Pro Bot]

Well, technically Lee Cronin's The Mummy. The Mummy (2026) is an Asylum film.

 

[Rojinn]

Well, technically Lee Cronin's The Mummy. The Mummy (2026) is an Asylum film.

Of course it is

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Well, technically Lee Cronin's The Mummy. The Mummy (2026) is an Asylum film.

>The Asylum made a mockbuster of The Mummy
... of course they did. Why am I not surprised?

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

BTW, did we ever decide on whether to include the 2009 Friday the 13th movie and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre reboot duology in the Slasherverse as well @Pro Bot ? Asking, as I personally count them as such.

 

[Pro Bot]

BTW, did we ever decide on whether to include the 2009 Friday the 13th movie and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre reboot duology in the Slasherverse as well @Pro Bot ? Asking, as I personally count them as such.

I guess you could... have fun including Transformers.

 

[user 16960]

I guess you could... have fun including Transformers.

Basically you start with Transformers One and end with Jason X To The Third Power I think (I don't count No More Souls as canon to this universe I don't think)

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

I guess you could... have fun including Transformers.

 

[Pro Bot]

YEEEEEEEES!!!

 

[user 16960]

Can't find the comment but someone here brought up Buffy being mentioned in Hack/Slash right? I have a counterpoint to that. The character that mentions "that summers girl" is Mary Shelley Lovecraft, her entire character is that she's a hyperconcept, living fiction essentially who breaks the 4th wall, so her mentioning Buffy is a 4th wall break and talking about how the audience of fans cares for Cassie about as much as Buffy

 

[stphylcccs]

Can't find the comment but someone here brought up Buffy being mentioned in Hack/Slash right? I have a counterpoint to that. The character that mentions "that summers girl" is Mary Shelley Lovecraft, her entire character is that she's a hyperconcept, living fiction essentially who breaks the 4th wall, so her mentioning Buffy is a 4th wall break and talking about how the audience of fans cares for Cassie about as much as Buffy

Wouldn't that bring in a looooooot of other franchises, due to the Weyland-Yutani connections?

 

[Gloryman]

Wasn't The Amityville Horror II: The Possession suppose to be a prequel? Because it's suppose to be about the Montelli family (loosely based on the DeFeo family) that lived in the house before the Lutz family. I'm sure you've all talked about this, but I couldn't find the post.

 

[stphylcccs]

Wasn't The Amityville Horror II: The Possession suppose to be a prequel? Because it's suppose to be about the Montelli family (loosely based on the DeFeo family) that lived in the house before the Lutz family. I'm sure you've all talked about this, but I couldn't find the post.

… no? Even if it was, it couldn't be the killings mentioned at the start of The Amityville Horror since that shows the original murders in flashbacks and describes what happened, neither of which are the events of Amityville II. The family in Amityville I are the first family to inhabit the house since the murders described as the DeFeo family, which means Amityville II would have to be before the DeFeo family, and when talking about the history of hauntings in Amityville I (a subject brought up by the person who gives the backstory to the house) they only mention the DeFeo family as the possibility of the house being haunted, meaning it has to be the first time the house's possession was more obvious (in ruining a family who lived there) meaning Amityville II would have to be after Amityville I. This, of course, ignores all the dates on the set of Amityville II. Those movies are very specific about the dates the movies take place on

 

[Gloryman]

… no? Even if it was, it couldn't be the killings mentioned at the start of The Amityville Horror since that shows the original murders in flashbacks and describes what happened, neither of which are the events of Amityville II. The family in Amityville I are the first family to inhabit the house since the murders described as the DeFeo family, which means Amityville II would have to be before the DeFeo family, and when talking about the history of hauntings in Amityville I (a subject brought up by the person who gives the backstory to the house) they only mention the DeFeo family as the possibility of the house being haunted, meaning it has to be the first time the house's possession was more obvious (in ruining a family who lived there) meaning Amityville II would have to be after Amityville I. This, of course, ignores all the dates on the set of Amityville II. Those movies are very specific about the dates the movies take place on

It's just the Wikipedia page even said The Amityville Horror II: The Possession was a prequel.

 

[stphylcccs]

It's just the Wikipedia page even said The Amityville Horror II: The Possession was a prequel.

Wikis can be wrong. The movie doesn't work as a prequel, and clearly isn't meant to be. It's more on of those sequels that's very disconnected to the overall story, but loosely follows on from the first one

 

[Pro Bot]

It's just the Wikipedia page even said The Amityville Horror II: The Possession was a prequel.

1. It's based on the real life family that came first.

2. The real life family already exists within the Amityville canon.

3. It adapts the real events that occurred with original characters but set after it had already happened with the real family in-universe.

 

[user 16960]

Wouldn't that bring in a looooooot of other franchises, due to the Weyland-Yutani connections?

No because it being a 4th wall break would mean Buffy isn't connected at all and wouldn't bring in anything new

 

[Pro Bot]

In fairness, it could be the movie version of Buffy.

 

[user 16960]

In fairness, it could be the movie version of Buffy.

Still, 4th wall break from a character who is a living trope of fiction. Doesn't mean anything

 

[Pro Bot]

Thoughts on the Evil Dead Burn teaser being set in Elk Grove, anyone? That's literally Ruby-2's house from Ash vs Evil Dead Season 3. Me thinks Ash will make another extremely minor cameo like he did in the fourth and fifth films, probably as a photograph.