Slasherverse - Timeline

[stphylcccs]

Like I said, I was unsure about other connections

 

[Pro Bot]

Idk about other Goldberg's crossovers, but the NoES one shows them watching A Nightmare on Elm Street, then it's heavily implied Freddy comes out of the TV, so it would be set in the Real World

The Goldbergs crossover with Hatchet references the Freddy crossover as legitimate and A Nightmare on Elm Street is an in-universe film series per Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series, Adam Green's Hatchet #1-3, and Evil Dead Rise.

 

[Pro Bot]

I think Adam Green's Hatchet references it, anyway. I know it references The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

 

[Pro Bot]

Well, if we can fit it in, let's do that. I mean, sure, we see the first Halloween on a TV in the first Scream movie, but then again, didn't Halloween III do that as well, plus you also have Nancy watching The Evil Dead in A Nightmare on Elm Street

Well, in Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later, Scream is playing as an in-universe movie. If Scream is fictional within Halloween (H20 timeline) and Halloween is fictional within Scream, you have an infinite loop of fiction within fiction. At least if they were actually connected in some way, say through the Loomis family, you could use the Stab franchise as an explanation supposedly. Speaking of, Billy's daughter is named Sam. I wonder why they did that... (as a non-connecting reference obviously)

Then again, this timeline looks ridiculous now. Imagine watching Scream 3 between episodes of Clerks: The Really-Long-Episode-Titles Series?

Thread 'View Askewniverse - Timeline'

Apr 16, 2024

This is the timeline for the View Askewniverse, including the nine View Askewniverse films, Drawing Flies, the seven Scream films, Fanboys, Zack and Miri Make a Porno, the two True North Trilogy films, The 4:30 Movie, Paradise Records, The Napa Boys, the Scream television series, and all associated tie-in material.

This reality is apparently designated Earth-616 within the Marvel Multiverse.

Spoiler: Connections

Drawing Flies
Silent Bob, in the same outfit from Mallrats, appears in Drawing Flies, though he's referred to as John. Willam Black also appears, referred to as Ethan...

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[Pro Bot]

I think that timeline is easily an example of my over-the-top obsession with being a completionist. I mean, seriously? Plants vs. Zombies videos alongside Scream? Who else would do that? I'm insane, you're welcome.

 

[user 16960]

I think that timeline is easily an example of my over-the-top obsession with being a completionist. I mean, seriously? Plants vs. Zombies videos alongside Scream? Who else would do that? I'm insane, you're welcome.

Can PVZ itself be canon to that universe?

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Well, in Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later, Scream is playing as an in-universe movie. If Scream is fictional within Halloween (H20 timeline) and Halloween is fictional within Scream, you have an infinite loop of fiction within fiction. At least if they were actually connected in some way, say through the Loomis family, you could use the Stab franchise as an explanation supposedly. Speaking of, Billy's daughter is named Sam. I wonder why they did that... (as a non-connecting reference obviously)

It's definitely gotta be Stab or whatever that they're watching in H20. I refuse to believe anything else otherwise.

 

[stphylcccs]

Can PVZ itself be canon to that universe?

Wouldn't that bring in World of Warcraft, too?

 

[Pro Bot]

Slender Man was in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, for that matter.

 

[user 16960]

Slender Man was in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, for that matter.

From what I understand Slenderman is multiversal due to "universe bleeding" being a thing in his canon. Each slenderverse series is its own reality but they occasionally bleed into each other

 

[Pro Bot]

From what I understand Slenderman is multiversal due to "universe bleeding" being a thing in his canon. Each slenderverse series is its own reality but they occasionally bleed into each other

Wow. So, what? Every Slenderman is the same but in different canons?

 

[user 16960]

Wow. So, what? Every Slenderman is the same but in different canons?

Basically I think. But again, universes occasionally bleed into each other so the main casts of each series can interact with each other. That's how all the different webseries can have crossovers

 

[user 16960]

I think Jason vs Leatherface could theoretically go in either 1993 or 1994 or 1995. Mostly going off of the fact it's probably after Part 8 (Jason has his Part 9 opening design so it's closer to that film) and in 1995 is when part 9 happens due to one of the Novels stating it happened then, and doesn't allow for more Jason adventures for awhile. This would make the Leatherface timeline slightly less confusing as it would be set before Part 4 which has the final death of the Cook/W.E. and has Grandpa back alive again anyway, the only problem still is the hitchhiker but he acts really differently anyway so it's probably already meant to be a different guy. You could probably narrow down the year further because we see people swimming at the end of the comic putting us closer to warmer weather.

There is one small thing (besides Doris) that makes the comic questionable for Friday canon, it's the fact Jason kills a dog near the beginning. This is something Jason would never do, Jason was originally going to kick a dog in Part 8 but Kane Hodder fought with the script writers to get the scene removed under the idea that Jason wouldn't do something like that. So it feels pretty out of character for him to do this in the comic

 

[stphylcccs]

There is one small thing (besides Doris) that makes the comic questionable for Friday canon, it's the fact Jason kills a dog near the beginning. This is something Jason would never do, Jason was originally going to kick a dog in Part 8 but Kane Hodder fought with the script writers to get the scene removed under the idea that Jason wouldn't do something like that. So it feels pretty out of character for him to do this in the comic

Jason kills a dog in Part 2 (I think it's part 2?) It's definitely out of character for him, it's ridiculous that they included it, but nevertheless he does from time kill dogs

 

[Rojinn]

Not sure if this has been shared before, but sounds sick!

 

[Pro Bot]

Jason kills a dog in Part 2 (I think it's part 2?) It's definitely out of character for him, it's ridiculous that they included it, but nevertheless he does from time kill dogs

Apparently, they show up alive at the end. The dog is fine.

 

[user 16960]

Will you add the Jason content from Multiversus to the timeline at some point? Mostly the cinematic where Joker summons him as well as his chapter in the Rift mode stories. (P.S. the same cinematic with joker summoning him has a scene where DCAMU Wonder Woman shows up so you could add that to the DCAMU timeline as well.)

 

[Gloryman]

Apparently, they show up alive at the end. The dog is fine.

But if I recall there was a second dog that wasn't fine.

 

[user 16960]

But if I recall there was a second dog that wasn't fine.

No that's the same one

 

[Gloryman]

No that's the same one

If you recall in the movie, that dog is fine, but the dog that was found by the kids mutilated wasn't. And don't say dream.

 

[Publius]

There are at least three dogs at Crystal Lake during Jason's 1984 murder spree: Terry's dog Muffin, Tommy Jarvis's dog Gordon, and a third, unidentified animal.

Friday the 13th Part 2 and Friday the 13th: The Game show that Muffin and Gordon were unharmed. The unidentified animal whose carcass is mistaken for Muffin in Part 2 was not unharmed.

This of course says nothing about Harold Hockett's rabbits, which were also not unharmed.

 

[user 16960]

There's apparently an official(?) EXTREMELY rare Phantasm novel that has a direct crossover between Phantasm and Evil Dead where Ash fights the Tallman.

So I think Phantasm can probably be on the timeline now. (The ball thing from that series is even on that Chucky crossover page from the old comics)

 

[BMarrow]

There's apparently an official(?) EXTREMELY rare Phantasm novel that has a direct crossover between Phantasm and Evil Dead where Ash fights the Tallman.

So I think Phantasm can probably be on the timeline now. (The ball thing from that series is even on that Chucky crossover page from the old comics)

It's unofficial

 

[user 16960]

It's unofficial

Dang really? It seemed like an official product from how people talked about it

 

[Publius]

There's apparently an official(?) EXTREMELY rare Phantasm novel that has a direct crossover between Phantasm and Evil Dead where Ash fights the Tallman.

So I think Phantasm can probably be on the timeline now. (The ball thing from that series is even on that Chucky crossover page from the old comics)

This is "Hell at S-MART," a short story by Brian Keene in Phantasm: Further Excursions into Oblivion, which I have previously mentioned in this thread.

The copyright notice on it says the Phantasm property is used with permission, and submissions to the publisher may be used by Coscarelli. I am not aware of any statement rendering it unofficial.

 

[BMarrow]

The copyright notice on it says the Phantasm property is used with permission, and submissions to the publisher may be used by Coscarelli. I am not aware of any statement rendering it unofficial.

Where's the source on this?

 

[Publius]

Where's the source on this?

The title page:


and the back matter:



Where is your source for this material being unofficial?

 

[BMarrow]

The title page:
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and the back matter:

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Where is your source for this material being unofficial?

Where did you get those scans from? Google brings up nothing

 

[Publius]

A fellow Phan was kind enough to provide me with a copy after the considerable trouble I went through to obtain a copy of Kate Coscarelli's novelization.

In the words of Egg Shen, "Wasn't easy."

 

[BMarrow]

A fellow Phan was kind enough to provide me with a copy after the considerable trouble I went through to obtain a copy of Kate Coscarelli's novelization.

In the words of Egg Shen, "Wasn't easy."

Do you mind posting the stories?