Slasherverse - Timeline

[Pro Bot]

I see where you're looking, I just don't see why you're so certain about something that you can't really tell what it is, and no one else even thinks it's there. The Pennywise reference, which I'm still doubtful even exists, is said to be in a city alleyway... not the slasher evidence locker.

 

[styphlcccs]

I also don't see anything in the screenshot

To be honest, I hadn't really compared it to Pennywise's 1990 appearance, which is quite different (it looks more like Ronald MacDonald, like previously mentioned)
While I can understand how the face itself could be missed, I feel like I made it obvious, but I guess that's just biased thinking on my part. Even if there was a poster there, it probably isn't Pennywise

 

[Pro Bot]

I see the face thing that you're talking about and I have since you sent the picture, it's just that it's nor clear enough to mean anything and could literally be anything other than a face too.

 

[styphlcccs]

I also notice that Scream is listed in the colour coding in the original post, however there isn't any of the Scream movies on the in-universe or real world timelines. Is Scream's inclusion only through comics/novels (where I would've skimmed over them), or is it just an error in the colour coding?

I also am unsure why the Halloween unified theory has been linked, and the cancelled comic series that would've combined 4-6 with H20, if they aren't on the timeline anywhere. I presume comics make it more tedious, although the unified theory includes comics as well so it's weird to address it, then ignore it entirely. The reasons are probably buried under the mountain of other posts somewhere in this thread though, so I apologise if I'm repeating FAQs.

Edit: after dedicating an entirely free day to reading all 57 previous pages, I apologise for raising questions that had already been answered, and the Scream issue had been changed before I originally posted.

 

[styphlcccs]

Since this is sort of related to this thread. I'm gonna post all the connected Stephen King films here

Stand By Me: Mentioned in Castle Rock. Castle Rock places it in '61 instead of '59, could easily be explained as a character getting the date wrong.

The Shawshank Redemption: Shawshank State Penitentiary apears in Castle Rock. It is also mention in A Good Marriage and Dolores Claiborne and Under The Dome.

Christine: Christine apears in Cat's Eye, Salem's Lot '24, 11.22.63, Castle Rock, In The Tall Grass and Riding The Bullet. Christine's license plate appears in IT: Chapter 2.

The Shining: One of the characters in Castle Rock is Jack Torrance's niece. In The Dark Tower there's a framed photo of the Overlook Hotel. The Shine is also mentioned several times.

The Dead Zone: The Strangler is mentioned in Castle Rock. Sheriff Bannerman apears in Cujo. It also takes place in Castle Rock.

Cujo: Cujo apears in Cat's Eye. Cujo is mentioned in Castle Rock. Sheriff Bannerman from The Dead Zone appears. A poster warning of rabies with a picture of Cujo apears in Pet Sematary 1989.

Storm of the Century, The Tommyknockers and Dreamcatcher: All three movies/shows mention Derry, Maine.

The Dark Half, Needful Things and Castle Rock: Sheriff Pangborn apears in all three movies/shows. In Castle Rock, it is mentioned that Pangborn retired in 1991, shortly after the events of Needful Things, meaning both The Dark Half and Needful Things would be placed in 1991, before his retirement.

The Stand: Randall Flagg appears in 11.22.63 and The Dark Tower.

The Night Flier: There's a newspaper referencing Needful Things, Children of the Corn and Thinner.

The Mist: A character is reading a Castle Rock newspaper.

Edit: Derry is mentioned in N0S4A2
Edit 2: Derry and Castle Rock are mentioned in Haven (2010)

So the Timeline would be

Stand By Me: 1959 or 1961
IT: Welcome to Derry: 1962
The Shawshank Redemption: 1965
Riding The Bullet: 1969
Salem's Lot: 1975
The Shining: 1980
Children of the Corn: 1983
Children of the Corn 2: 1983
The Dead Zone: 1983
Cat's Eye: 1985
Cujo: 1985
IT: 1989
Pet Sematary: 1989
Storm of the Century: 1989
Graveyard Shift: 1990
The Dark Half: 1991
Needful Things: 1991
Pet Sematary 2: 1992
The Tommyknockers: 1993
The Stand: Alternative Universe 1994
Dolores Claiborne: 1995
Children of the Corn 3: 1995
Children of the Corn 4: 1996
Thinner: 1996
Children of the Corn 6: 1997
The Night Flier: 1997
Children of the Corn 5: 1998
Children of the Corn 7: 2000
Dreamcatcher: 2003
The Mist: 2007
Haven Season 1-3: 2010
Haven Season 4-5: 2011
Children of the Corn 8: 2011
N0S4A2 Season 1: 2012
A Good Marriage: 2014
11.22.63: 2016/1963
IT: Chapter 2
The Dark Tower: 2017
Under The Dome: 2017
Castle Rock Season 1: 2018
Children of the Corn 9: 2018
Castle Rock Season 2: 2019
In The Tall Grass: 2019
Doctor Sleep: 2019
N0S4A2 Season 2: 2020
Children of the Corn 2020: 2020

Christine also appears in Sharknado 4, and in Sharknado 5, a pub sign for The Slaughtered Lamb can be seen, which is the pub where David and Jack take refuge, in An American Werewolf in London.

I have literally taken these from BMarrow's Slasherverse on Letterboxd, so I don't want any credit for these, however I do feel like they should be included at the very least in the Sharknadoverse, but ideally in the main Slasherverse (since Sharknado branches off from Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 and events from this Stephen King shared universe take place before this, aAWiL taking place before Sharknado, as well as the parody-like nature of the Sharknadoverse (as mentioned in the OP) that the Stephen King media and aAWiL should be in the Earth-818793 Slasherverse imo, not (solely) the Sharknado branch

 

[styphlcccs]

@Pro Bot also ig AWiL would bring the whole UM timeline into this

 

[Gloryman]

In Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon, during the interview scene Leslie name dropped "Jay, Fred, Mike, LF, CM, PH, and Chucky". Either CM means Charles Manson, or I think he meant Candyman.

 

[Pro Bot]

That's a deleted scene not in the finished film.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

BTW, you never actually did make the changes I suggested @Pro Bot

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Alright, adding detailed timeline placements of the previously mentioned Hellraiser comics for ya @Pro Bot. I'll sort in order of the story/story-arcs in chronological order.

Spoiler: Hellraiser #16, "This, I Saw"

400 B.C.
????
Hellraiser #16, "This, I Saw" (pg. 1-16)

3?? B.C.
????
Hellraiser #16, "This, I Saw" (pg. 15-16)

Spoiler: Hellraiser #14, "Later"

1991
????
Hellraiser #14, "Later" (pg. 3-7)

1992
????
Hellraiser #14, "Later" (pg. 1-3, 7-8) [Hell]

Spoiler: Devil's Brigade story-arc

1838
December 16
Hellraiser #8, "Devil's Brigade Part Three: Inside the Laager" (pg. 1)

1951
????
Hellraiser #8, "Devil's Brigade Part Three: Inside the Laager" (pg. 6)

1991
????
Hellraiser #8, "Devil's Brigade Part Three: Inside the Laager" (pg. 11)
Hellraiser #8, "Devil's Brigade Part Three: Inside the Laager" (pg. 10-12)

1992
????
Hellraiser #7, "Devil's Brigade; Part One: A Call to Arms" [Hell]
Hellraiser #8, "Devil's Brigade Part Two: Haven on Hell Street"
Hellraiser #8, "Devil's Brigade Part Three: Inside the Laager" (pg. 3-4, 9)

July 4
Hellraiser #8, "Devil's Brigade Part Three: Inside the Laager" (pg. 2-9, 12-16)

July 6
Hellraiser #12, "Devil's Brigade, Part Ten: Black and White" (pg. 1-6)

July 7
Hellraiser #12, "Devil's Brigade, Part Ten: Black and White" (pg. 7-15)

July 17
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 1 (0:00:00 - 0:04:24)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 2 (0:04:25 - 0:09:52)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 3 (0:09:53 - 0:13:15)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 4 (0:13:16 - 0:16:27)

July 18
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 4 (0:16:28 - 0:21:11)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 5 (0:21:12 - 0:25:58)

July 19
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 5 (0:25:59 - 0:30:21)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 6 (0:30:22 - 0:37:44)

July 20
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 6 (0:37:45 - 0:43:22)

July 21
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 7 (0:43:23 - 0:54:23)

July 22
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 7 (0:54:24 - 0:59:14)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 8 (0:59:15 - 0:59:53)

July 22 (NOT SURE WHY THERE'S TWO JULY 22)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 8 (0:59:54 - 1:04:07)

July 23
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 8 (0:59:54 - 1:04:07)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 9 (1:04:08 - 1:10:47)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 10 (1:10:48 - 1:18:19)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 11 (1:18:20 - 1:24:43)
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 12 (1:24:44 - 1:28:29)

July 23
Darkman II: The Return of Durant Chapter 12 (1:28:30 - 1:29:34)

August 13
Hellraiser #13, "Devil's Brigade Part Twelve: Endolsung: The Final Solution" (pg. 1-17)
Hellraiser #13, "Devil's Brigade Part Twelve: Endolsung: The Final Solution" (pg. 18) [Hell]

????
Hellraiser #9, "Devil's Brigade Part Four: Shoot High, Break Low"
Hellraiser #9, "Devil's Brigade Part Five: Passion"
Hellraiser #10, "Devil's Brigade Part Six: One True Faith"
Hellraiser #10, "Devil's Brigade Part Seven: Commitment"
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 1-3)
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 3-5) [Hell]
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 5-6)
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 6-7) [Hell]
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 7-11)
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 11) [Hell]
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 12)
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 12-13) [Hell]
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 13-15)
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance" (pg. 15) [Hell]
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Thirteen: Breakdown in Red" (pg. 1-4)
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Thirteen: Breakdown in Red" (pg. 5-8) [Hell]
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Thirteen: Breakdown in Red" (pg. 8-15)
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Thirteen: Breakdown in Red" (pg. 15) [Hell]
Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Nine: No Loss to the Community"
Hellraiser #15, "Devil's Brigade Part Fifteen: The Kold Red"
Hellraiser #12, "Devil's Brigade Part Eleven: Believe the Sinners"
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Fourteen: Echoes, Dreams and Revelations" (pg. 1-4) [Dream]
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Fourteen: Echoes, Dreams and Revelations" (pg. 4-6)
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Fourteen: Echoes, Dreams and Revelations" (pg. 6-7) [Hell]
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Fourteen: Echoes, Dreams and Revelations" (pg. 8)
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Fourteen: Echoes, Dreams and Revelations" (pg. 9) [Dream]
Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Fourteen: Echoes, Dreams and Revelations" (pg. 10-17)
Hellraiser #15, "Devil's Brigade Part Sixteen: The Cenobite Always Rings Twice"
Hellraiser #16, "Devil's Brigade Part Seventeen: Hell Hath No Fury" (pg. 1-7)
Hellraiser #16, "Devil's Brigade Part Seventeen: Hell Hath No Fury" (pg. 8) [Hell]
Hellraiser #16, "Devil's Brigade Part Seventeen: Hell Hath No Fury" (pg. 9-13)
Hellraiser #16, "Devil's Brigade Finale: Reckoning" [Hell]

Spoiler: Hellraiser #15, "Of Love, Cats, and Curiosity"

1951
July 12
Hellraiser #15, "Of Love, Cats, and Curiosity" (pg. 3-4)

1992
September 10
Hellraiser #15, "Of Love, Cats, and Curiosity" (pg. 5-7)

October 8
Hellraiser #15, "Of Love, Cats, and Curiosity" (pg. 2)

October 10
Hellraiser #15, "Of Love, Cats, and Curiosity" (pg. 1-2, 4-5, 8)

Honestly, the timeline of events for the Devil's Brigade arc is kinda bugging me. We should look at untangling it at some point.

Just read Hellraiser #18, "Many Splendored Thing". No real dating placements, so we can throw it in 1992 with the other non-dated Hellraiser stories. @Pro Bot

Spoiler: Hellraiser #18, "Many Splendored Thing"

1992
????
Hellraiser #18, "Many Splendored Thing"

Missed stuff.

Episode title is "Panic Room"

"Chucky" Panic Room (TV Episode 2024) ⭐ 7.8 | Comedy, Drama, Horror

42m | TV-MA

www.imdb.com

Chucky S3 E6 is still listed as "????" on the viewing order despite the episode title being known.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

The YouTube channel has since closed, so the video can't be viewed through this link.

Bumping

Found this mistake in the detailed timeline...

STILL NOT FIXED @Pro Bot

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Also, in case you need to place them in the viewing order @Pro Bot . If you wanna do the detailed timeline stuff, is up to you, otherwise I can take care of that stuff after I've finished off the Hellraiser comic.

400 B.C. - Hellraiser #16, "This, I Saw"
====Place between Hellraiser #12, "With My Lips" and Amityville: It's About Time====
1992 - Hellraiser #13, "The Ferryman"
1992 - Hellraiser #13, "Dead Things Rot"
1992 - Hellraiser #14, "Later"
====Place between Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series 1x08, "Mother's Day" and Darkman 2: The Return of Durant====
1992 - Hellraiser #7, "The Devil's Brigade; Part One: A Call to Arms"
1992 - Hellraiser #8, "The Devil's Brigade Part Two: Haven on Hell Street"
1992 - Hellraiser #8, "The Devil's Brigade Part Three: Inside the Laager"
1992 - Hellraiser #12, "Devil's Brigade, Part Ten: Black and White"
====Place after Darkman 2: The Return of Durant====
1992 - Hellraiser #13, "Devil's Brigade Part Twelve: Endolsung: The Final Solution"
1992 - Hellraiser #9, "The Devil's Brigade Part Four: Shoot High, Break Low"
1992 - Hellraiser #9, "The Devil's Brigade Part Five: Passion"
1992 - Hellraiser #10, "The Devil's Brigade Part Six: One True Faith"
1992 - Hellraiser #10, "The Devil's Brigade Part Seven: Commitment"
1992 - Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Eight: Command Performance"
1992 - Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Thirteen: Breakdown in Red"
1992 - Hellraiser #11, "Devil's Brigade: Part Nine: No Loss to the Community"
1992 - Hellraiser #15, "The Devil's Brigade Part Fifteen: The Kold Red"
1992 - Hellraiser #12, "Devil's Brigade Part Eleven: Believe the Sinners"
1992 - Hellraiser #14, "Devil's Brigade Part Fourteen: Echoes, Dreams and Revelations"
1992 - Hellraiser #15, "The Devil's Brigade Part Sixteen: The Cenobite Always Rings Twice"
1992 - Hellraiser #16, "The Devil's Brigade Part Seventeen: Hell Hath No Fury"
1992 - Hellraiser #16, "The Devil's Brigade Finale: Reckoning"
====Place between Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series 1x09, "Rebel Without a Car" and the remainder of Freddy's Nightmares's first season====
1992 - Hellraiser #15, "Of Love, Cats, and Curiosity"

@Pro Bot

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Please, I'm begging to Levithan @Pro Bot, you gotta make these changes. My OCD can't take this.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Issue 17's "Taste the Darkness". Reference to Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder's relationship, so this can be placed in the year of the comic's release (1992). No proper dates to narrow down, unfortunately.
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Same issue as above. "The Harrowing, Part One: Resurrection". Makes mention of Mother's Day being "tomorrow". Mother's Day in the USA in 1992 was May 10th, placing the first half of the story on May 9th, and the second half on May 10th.
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Also these two