Slasherverse - Timeline

[Pro Bot]

Still no response about the stuff I shared...

I did some of it when you brought it up earlier. Tell me what I gotta do next.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

I did some of it when you brought it up earlier. Tell me what I gotta do next.

Which ones specifically?

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

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

This flashback was also missed, by the way.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Episode title is "Panic Room"

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

42m | TV-MA

www.imdb.com

Episode title for Chucky 3x06 is still missing.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Found this mistake in the detailed timeline...

This one still needs fixing.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Also these two

And these two notes I made.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

That's roughly everything @Pro Bot, but I might've missed something else. Lemme know when you got everything sorted.

The Viewing Order also needs updating to accommodate the additions, so don't forget that.

And apologies if I went a bit overboard with the posts.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

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

Found another link, if you wanna re-add this to the timeline.

 

[lightsyder]

Found another link, if you wanna re-add this to the timeline.

What's the story behind the fan film?

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

What's the story behind the fan film?

Basically what Pro stated.

This fan film was made by people who went on to work on the Hellraiser films. It was an extra on Hellraiser: Deader. It was also covered in the official non-fiction book "The Hellraiser Films And Their Legacy".

Canon? If so, it's kinda weird that humanity was wiped out after building off-world colonies and such in Jason X.

As for the Hellraiser comics, well... the Boom! Studios comics share continuity with the Epic Comics run, which had a contradictory origin for the Lament Configuration. I believe the first three films are canonical in that timeline though.

 

[lightsyder]

Basically what Pro stated.

Very cool. Gonna have to watch that. Thanks for the info!

 

[styphlcccs]

1957 - Friday the 13th: The Game Pamela Tapes 20
1959 - Psycho
1967 - The Toolbox Murders
1968 - Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series 1x01, "No More Mr. Nice Guy"
196? - Hellraiser #6, "Tunnel of Love"
1973 - Petals

Just wondering which Toolbox Murders this is? Tubi has a 1977 one and a 1978 one

 

[styphlcccs]

Just wondering which Toolbox Murders this is? Tubi has a 1977 one and a 1978 one

@Pro Bot just wondering because I was hoping to watch it at some point

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Just wondering which Toolbox Murders this is? Tubi has a 1977 one and a 1978 one

1978

 

[styphlcccs]

@Pro Bot not sure if it's been mentioned yet, but in Jason Goes to Hell there's fluffy's crate from Creepshow, which would also then connect any Stephen King media that relates

 

[styphlcccs]

@Pro Bot also, shouldn't Dagon also be added, since it's part of the Miskatonicverse?

 

[Pro Bot]

@Pro Bot not sure if it's been mentioned yet, but in Jason Goes to Hell there's fluffy's crate from Creepshow, which would also then connect any Stephen King media that relates
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Yep, that's known about. Creepshow has a few connections, specifically in the Evil Dead episode... which connects to quite a bit, I think.

 

[Pro Bot]

@Pro Bot also, shouldn't Dagon also be added, since it's part of the Miskatonicverse?

Yeah, that's true.

 

[styphlcccs]

Yep, that's known about. Creepshow has a few connections, specifically in the Evil Dead episode... which connects to quite a bit, I think.

Would that make it a viable addition then? (Just so that we're on the same page)