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Wasn't there a novel crossover between Friday the 13th and the television show it shares its name with, except it is only half-official? I swear I remember that.
You missed Psycho (1998)So, how many official continuities do we count? I mean, most listed aren't really divergent realities as much as alternate reboot universes. For example, Halloween 2007 isn't divergent to the Slasherverse as it is a new version of Michael all together, unlike 2018 where it kinda branches, but for the sake of it, I'm listing in thus comment anyway.
-Slasherverse
-Halloween III/Halloween H40 [I'm gonna say they're linked]
-Darkman (TV Pilot)
-Bates Motel (Movie)
-Wes Craven's New Nightmare [Real World]
-Halloween H20 [Potentially Canon]
-28 Days/Transformers/Friday the 13th (2009)
-Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
-Toolbox Murders (2004)
-The Amityville Horror (2005)
-Black Christmas (2006)
-Halloween (2007)
-A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)
-Texas Chainsaw 3D [Taken as Canon]
-Bates Motel (TV Series)
-Amityville: The Awakening [Real World]*
-The Amityville Murders
-Child's Play (2019)
-Black Christmas (2019)
-The Amityville Curse
*While Amityville: The Awakening is set in a world where the original films and reboot are fiction, it doesn't have the same meta-understanding of parallel universes accessed through the lens of fiction that Wes Craven's New Nightmare does, if that makes sense. You can put it in the same continuity I suppose.
The written ending doesn't really make sense if they're trying to say that Michael is evil because of the mask since he was already evil in 1963."There was an ending I wrote, that we never filmed, and it takes place at Silver Shamrock factory as it was spitting out witch, skeleton, and jack-o-lantern masks… and then it started spitting out Michael Myers masks. I had a temptation to go there, but at the end of the day, I thought that's just fan service for people who know what Silver Shamrock is. It was in every draft of the script ever published [laughs], but we never filmed it."
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Silver Shamrock is part of the Thorn cult, perhaps? That just makes Halloween III all the more confusing though.FARRANDS: Thank you for the kind words. I guess one of my favorite things about HALLOWEEN 6 is the fact that it has Donald Pleasence. I mean, he was as important to the series as Michael, in my opinion. He brought a touch of class – and real menace – to the films and I think without him, the series has just become another FRIDAY THE 13TH. I also really loved the scene with Mrs. Blankenship (a name I "borrowed" from a very obscure reference in HALLOWEEN 3 – "Minnie Blankenship") tells the story of the history of Halloween to Danny. The way that story was intercut with the modern celebration taking place at the college was brilliant – and it was exactly the way I envisioned it when I wrote the script. Also, all of the scenes with Kim Darby alone in the house I felt worked really well. That section of the movie is as close to the original HALLOWEEN as I think any of the sequels have ever gotten, and that's in all sincerity to the credit of Joe Chappelle and our Director of Photography, Billy Dickson.
That artstyle, lolAge 20 (1942)
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Well, the Halloween: Sam book is somewhere between a short 40 page novel and a comic, so I guess it makes sense.That artstyle, lol