Slasherverse - Timeline

Hell, if you wanna get technical, Neokalus Burr (the main antagonist of Babysitter Bloodbath) was originally meant to be Michael Myers as the 1.0 version of Babysitter Bloodbath was meant to be a Halloween game, but because of licensing issues, Myers was ultimately replaced with Burr. Perhaps the 1.0 version is still semi-canon, and both Myers and Burr's killings happened together.
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Neokalus Burr

Neokalus Burr is the main antagonist in Babysitter Bloodbath, the game's novelization of the same name, and the intended player character of the cancelled Sanitarium Massacre and A Monster With Eyes Of Ice. Neokalus is an adult Caucasian male with short black hair. A towering hulk of a man, he...
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And here's the respective timelines for the Puppet Combo and Jordan King universes.
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Timeline (Puppet Combo)

This article is about the timeline of Puppet Combo's universe. For the timeline by Jordan King, see Timeline (Jordan King). Timeline of Puppet Combo games. Autumn 1922-1936: The events of The Glass Staircase take place[1] Circa 1948: The events of the prologue in Nun Massacre YA Novel take place...
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Timeline (Jordan King)

This article is about the timeline of Jordan King's universe. For the timeline by Puppet Combo, see Timeline (Puppet Combo). Timeline of Jordan King games. Jordan King has confirmed that all of his games, no matter how minor, are in the same universe. The events of Tonight It Follows take place...
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What year is the 2022 Texas Chainsaw Massacre supposed to be set because it says it's supposed to be set 50 years after the first film while a lot of people are putting it in 2020
 
@BMarrow for your Slasherverse timeline there's a reference to Saw in the 2018 film Upgrade which was directed by Leigh Whannell who wrote Saw.
And in the 2020 Invisible Man adaptation also directed by Whannell there's a reference to a company in Upgrade called Cobalt, both also reference Saw


 
iceman109 said:
@BMarrow for your Slasherverse timeline there's a reference to Saw in the 2018 film Upgrade which was directed by Leigh Whannell who wrote Saw.
And in the 2020 Invisible Man adaptation also directed by Whannell there's a reference to a company in Upgrade called Cobalt, both also reference Saw


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The Upgrade Saw connected is way too loose of connection even by my standards. That is cool tho
 
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
 
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1994 version, it's takes place in an alternate timeline. Randall Flagg can travel dimensions
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Now there's nothing confirming this but it's also possible Randall Flagg is a dimension being, meaning every version of Flagg is the same person. Similar to Mister Mxyzptlk
 
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