Slasherverse - Timeline

[lightsyder]

What...

Since Archie has also met the Punisher and fought the Predator does that add more craziness to the timeline?

 

[stphylcccs]

Since Archie has also met the Punisher and fought the Predator does that add more craziness to the timeline?

Perhaps the "Chucky killed every horror villain" comic cover is canon after all… (he killed a face hugger)

 

[Pro Bot]

Since Archie has also met the Punisher and fought the Predator does that add more craziness to the timeline?

Nah, it's fine. Archie crossovers aren't like that usually.

 

[stphylcccs]

Also, isn't there a rule that a comic franchise has to cross over 3 times to be considered canon?

 

[Pro Bot]

Archie wouldn't be included regardless. That's like trying to add Earth-616.

 

[Pro Bot]

Sigh..

Imagine this was part of The Conjuring universe, actually...

 

[BMarrow]

Imagine this was part of The Conjuring universe, actually...

That was my first thought when I first saw the announcement lol

 

[Pro Bot]

It would be so cool too, a bit like Wolves at the Door where it's based on real events. Could lead into The Conjuring 2.

 

[stphylcccs]

Watch Conjuring: Last Rites end on a cliffhanger that's answered in this…

 

[Pro Bot]

I'd rather even say that Vice Versa, the DC Extended Universe, The Conjuring Universe, Lights Out, Wolves at the Door, The Curse of La Llorona, and Caged could be their own mini-Slasherverse, considering the minor (sometimes major) connections they share. Unofficially and non-canonical, of course.

Knightmare Timeline
2600 B.C. - Black Adam Precursor Part 1
2017 - Justice League
2018 - Aquaman: King of Atlantis
2021 - Black Adam Precursor Part 2

Main Timeline
1918 - Wonder Woman
1918 - Wonder Woman: Epilogue: Etta's Mission
194? - Blund's Lullaby
1952 - The Nun
1956 - The Nun II
1958 - Annabelle: Creation
19?? - What's Wrong With Mom?
1969 - Wolves at the Door
1970 - Annabelle
1971 - The Conjuring
1972 - Annabelle Comes Home
1973 - The Curse of La Llorona
197? - The Confession
1977 - The Conjuring 2
1981 - DC Horror Presents: The Conjuring: The Lover #1
1981 - The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
1984 - Wonder Woman 1984
1986 - The Conjuring: Last Rites
1988 - Vice Versa
19?? - Innocent Souls
2013 - The 3:07 AM Project
2013 - Lights Out
2013 - Man of Steel
2014 - Man of Steel: Planet Krypton
2015 - Lex/OS Announcement
2015 - Fly to Gotham City With Turkish Airlines!
2015- Fly to Metropolis With Turkish Airlines!
2015 - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice: Ultimate Edition
2016 - Suicide Squad: Extended Cut
2017 - The Nurse
2017 - Zack Snyder's Justice League
2018 - Aquaman
2018 - Lights Out
2018 - Shazam!
2019 - Shazam!: Superhero Hooky
2020 - Arrow 8x08, "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part 4"
2020 - Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)
2020 - The Suicide Squad
2020 - Caged
2021 - Peacemaker 1x01, "A Whole New Whirled"
2021 - Peacemaker 1x02, "Best Friends for Never"
2021 - Peacemaker 1x03, "Better Goff Dead"
2021 - Peacemaker 1x04, "The Choad Less Traveled"
2021 - Peacemaker 1x05, "Monkey Dory"
2021 - Peacemaker 1x06, "Murn After Reading"
2021 - Peacemaker 1x07, "Stop Dragon My Heart Around"
2021 - Peacemaker 1x08, "It's Cow or Never"
2021 - Black Adam
2022 - Shazam!: Fury of the Gods
2022 - The Flash
2022 - Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
2023 - Blue Beetle
2023 - Mortal Kombat 1 (Peacemaker Ending)
2025 - The Flash: Escape the Midnight Circus 1x01, "Priorities"
2025 - The Flash: Escape the Midnight Circus 1x02, "The Inherent Dangers of Time Travel"
2025 - The Flash: Escape the Midnight Circus 1x03, "Fully Torqued"
2025 - The Flash: Escape the Midnight Circus 1x04, "The Psychodome"
2025 - The Flash: Escape the Midnight Circus 1x05, "Cyclotron Don"
2025 - The Flash: Escape the Midnight Circus 1x06, "Blackout"

Hey, at least it's less weird than Friday the 13th/Transformers.

 

[stphylcccs]

Hey, at least it's less weird than Friday the 13th/Transformers.

Is it…?

 

[Pro Bot]

Is it…?

Which do you think is more weird? Magic and horror in a DC superhero world or a supernatural invincible murderer with a hockey mask in the giant robot explosions universe?

 

[stphylcccs]

Which do you think is more weird? Magic and horror in a DC superhero world or a supernatural invincible murderer with a hockey mask in the giant robot explosions universe?

I'd say some guy killing who can't be killed in a world established as harbouring giant robots is more unusual than demonic entities in a world established as being very supernatural…

 

[stphylcccs]

Also, while this thread's getting attention, could you add the Leprechaun movies to the timeline (and Dagon to the timeline reasonings and colour codes)?

 

[zombie dude]

yo the gillman appeared in hack/slash (and its hand is in jason x) is that enough to add the universal monsters into this universe?

 

[stphylcccs]

yo the gillman appeared in hack/slash (and its hand is in jason x) is that enough to add the universal monsters into this universe?

The Darkman movies are also in this. However, due to the nature of Universal Monsters, and the fact that a lot of it is referenced as movies, it's most likely just multiversal references. Movie existence is different with Universal Monsters, since - although many of the movies in the Slasherverse are movies in another piece of media, the movies establish that movies were made about a lot of horror events anyway - though when it shows/references anything Universal Monsters-related, it's most likely meant to be the same movies we watch, not Hollywood recreations of real life events

 

[zombie dude]

The Darkman movies are also in this. However, due to the nature of Universal Monsters, and the fact that a lot of it is referenced as movies, it's most likely just multiversal references. Movie existence is different with Universal Monsters, since - although many of the movies in the Slasherverse are movies in another piece of media, the movies establish that movies were made about a lot of horror events anyway - though when it shows/references anything Universal Monsters-related, it's most likely meant to be the same movies we watch, not Hollywood recreations of real life events

why is it different for the universal monsters?

 

[stphylcccs]

Mostly, due to legal issues it's highly probable that the movies we see in the Slasherverse, are the same as what were made in real life when it comes to the Universal Monsters. Also, the nature of them doesn't really fit the genre of horror anyway - things like Sharknado and The Goldbergs do definitely exist in the Slasherverse but aren't included because it would be counter-intuitive.

The reason it's different when slasher movies crop up, is because there's a trope in slashers where in-universe movies were made based on the events of the movie. Often, if they're shown in-universe, they'll use footage from the actual movie, hence the confusion

 

[stphylcccs]

It'd probably be better to ask @Pro Bot who made this thread, since they have a lot more experience than I do in timeline making in general, and… it's their thread

 

[zombie dude]

It'd probably be better to ask @Pro Bot who made this thread, since they have a lot more experience than I do in timeline making in general, and… it's their thread

alright. Yo @Pro Bot what do you think?

 

[Pro Bot]

The Darkman movies are also in this. However, due to the nature of Universal Monsters, and the fact that a lot of it is referenced as movies, it's most likely just multiversal references. Movie existence is different with Universal Monsters, since - although many of the movies in the Slasherverse are movies in another piece of media, the movies establish that movies were made about a lot of horror events anyway - though when it shows/references anything Universal Monsters-related, it's most likely meant to be the same movies we watch, not Hollywood recreations of real life events

Darkman is weird. It's Universal Monsters kinda but also not. The nature of a lot of those films means that the inclusiveness isn't always specified. It's mainly included due to the specifics of the wider franchise rather than the actual film itself. Statements suggest it's Sam Raimi's own Universal Monster, but was that continuity intentioned? Well, probably not, but the theme park seems to suggest a continuity with all Universal Monsters material, so it's taken in.

yo the gillman appeared in hack/slash (and its hand is in jason x) is that enough to add the universal monsters into this universe?

The Jason X connection is more notable. I think I'd only add things that directly connect rather than everything if I did that... which would pretty much be every Dracula/Mummy/Frankenstein/Wolfman/Gillman film, the 1999 Mummy/Scorpion King series, The Mummy (2017), and Renfield. I'm not planning on that, but, well, yeah? I guess it's a pretty solid connection. (Insert non-existent crying emoji)

 

[stphylcccs]

If we're at least acknowledging the hand as a valid connection, could we include Gingerclown, as Freddy's glove appears (in a place it wouldn't just be a model based on the movie, like Annabelle in Aquaman and the other DCEU movie I forget she's in)

 

[Pro Bot]

If we're at least acknowledging the hand as a valid connection, could we include Gingerclown, as Freddy's glove appears (in a place it wouldn't just be a model based on the movie, like Annabelle in Aquaman and the other DCEU movie I forget she's in)

Both Shazam! films.

 

[Pro Bot]

 

[stphylcccs]

Not sure if I mentioned it already, but Charley Brewster cameos in Camp Crystal Lake (or Crystal Lake Massacres: Revisited, I don't remember which)

 

[Pro Bot]

Tom Holland played a character from his own film, funny.

 

[Pro Bot]

His age doesn't match though.

 

[stphylcccs]

His age doesn't match though.

Surely the only real issue would be that he shouldn't've been at the same camp as Jason? That doesn't even line up with his cameo's age, so he's clearly lying anyway

 

[Pro Bot]

True...

 

[stphylcccs]

I'd rather even say that Vice Versa, the DC Extended Universe, The Conjuring Universe, Lights Out, Wolves at the Door, The Curse of La Llorona, and Caged could be their own mini-Slasherverse, considering the minor (sometimes major) connections they share. Unofficially and non-canonical, of course.


Hey, at least it's less weird than Friday the 13th/Transformers.

What's the Knightmare Timeline?