Movies

This article is about all the movies and the connections behind all of the licenses. According to Fede Alvarez, all the similarities behind Evil Dead Trilogy and his **"Evil Dead"** is due to the manipulation of the Kandarian Demon, thus all the scene make to pay homage to another movie (like the "Sheet scene" in "***Friday the 13th Part 3: 3-D***") are also due to the Evil force.

 There are 96 Movies (minus "Hack/Slash"), 4 Series, and 26 Licenses.

2020, 2014, 2012, 2008, 1999 and 1983 are the only years with no Slasherverse content (if we don't count the comics) since 1980. 1988 is the year with the most content with 5 movies ( "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***", "***Child's Plays***", "***Friday the 13th new blood***", "***Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers***" and "***A nightmare on elm street 4***") and one tv show (*"**Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series**"*).

The 80s is the decade with the most contents, with 30 movies and one show, while beside the 60s (with one movie), the 70s (with 3 movies), or the 20s (which isn't finished), the 10s has the least contents, with 14 movies and two shows

## HeadcannonMetal:

* Rock/Metal: Lots of films feature rock/metal soundtracks and original songs, such as "*The Man Behind the Mask*" by Alice Cooper for "***Friday the 13th part. VI: Jason Lives***" "XIII" by Crazy Lixx for "***Friday the 13th the Game"***, "Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter" by Bruce Dickinson for "***A Nightmare on Elm Street part. V: Dreamchild***", "*Love Kills*" by Vinnie Vincent for "***A Nightmare on Elm Street part. IV: Dream master***" and this movie features lots of other bands like Love/Hate or Dramarama, "*Living Dead Girl*" by Rob Zombie in "***Bride of Chucky***", he will even direct "***Halloween, 2007***" and the sequel, all the soundtrack for "***Freddy Vs. Jason***" with lots of famous bands like Ill Niño, Killswitch Engage, MushroomHead, Hatebreed, Chimaira, Slipknot, Lamb Of God, Sepultura and even Type O Negative, "*Darkest of the Night*" by Metropolis for "***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason takes Manhattan***", all the soundtrack of "***Ash Vs. The Evil Dead***", (evil dead comics will even crossover with KISS), "*Dream Warrior"* By Dokken, "*Hellraiser*" By Motörhead for "***Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth***" (and Ozzy also made the same song but this version has not been used and in 2022 both versions have been mixed up in 2021), all the soundtrack of "***Shoker***" with titular music by Dudes of Wraith or "*No More Mister Nice Guy*" by Megadeth, or "Leatherface" Lääz Rockit "***Leatherface:*** ***Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3***". Dee Snider singer of "*twisted sister*" a longtime friend of Adam Green even makes a cameo in "***Frozen***" like his son Cody Blue Snider who will also play in "***Hatchet 2***" and "***Hatchet 3***", Flea bassist from "*Red Hot Chilly Pepper" who* played in "*Psycho, 1998*", Rick Johnson in the "***Nightmare on Elm Street part. 4: Dream Master***" is played by Andras Jones of "*The Olympia*" and Micky Dolenz from "*The Monkees*" played in "***Halloween, 2007***". Damien Baylock from "***Bride Of Chucky***" is inspired and should have been played By Marilyn Manson who has also starred in an unaired "***Creepshow, 2019***"
	+ Rap: Some rapper also starred in somme movies like LL Cool J in "***H20***", Busta Rymes in "***Halloween: Resurection***" Trey Songz in "***Texas Chainsaw 3D***" or Redman in "**Seed Of Chucky**"
	+ The bass of Lemmy from Motörhead will be used in the episode "house of the Head", Rob Zombie will be mentionned in a comics of Hack/Slash (see his entry in master of horror), Alice Cooper will appeared and be mentionned lot of time (see his entry in possible crosslicence character) and in the comics "*Hellraiser: Dark Watch*" a cenobit will look similar to Vic Rattlehead mascot of Megadeth
* Wrestling: the world of wrestling has a similar fan base as horror; Chucky will host a WWE event, some wrestler have played different role like Debra McMichael who mades a cameo in "***Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Next Generation***", Andrew Bryniarski who played Leatherface in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 2003***" and "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning***", Tyler Mane Michael Myers in "***Halloween, 2007***" and "***Halloween II, 2009***" and Liv Morgan made a cameo in an episode of "***Chucky***"
* Presidency : Ash will met Obama in "Ash saves Obama" and become president in some comics "Army of Darkness: Ash for president" and in a promotional poster for "***Ash Vs. The Evil dead***" season 3, Herbert west would have become president in the unmade "***House of*** ***Re-Animator***" and the season 3 of "***Chucky***" is around the first familly. in a episode of "***Ash Vs. The Evil Dead**" The Necronomicon asks Ash if he thinks will be president. In Season 2 of 'Fargo', Bruce Campbell played Ronald Reagan who was elected President in the episode "Bound in flesh"*
* Lucifer: He is mentioned in "Friday the 13th: The Game", in "Shape-shifter Anonymous" and appears in the Hellraiser book "Scarlet Gospel"
* Dead By Daylight Like: "***Evil Dead, 1981"***, "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***" and "***Friday the 13th, 1980***" had a 3D isometric multiplayer survival game
* Jack The Ripper: Jack the Ripper is the main antagonist of "army of Darkness Vs Army of Life" and he is mentioned to be a slasher in "Hack/Slash issues 16"
* Voodoo/Hoodoo: "***Child's Play, 1988***", "***Creepshow, 1982***", "*Army of Darkness Halloween annual*" and "*Evil Dead 2 Dark One Rising*"
* Raggeddy Ann: We can see this doll in "***Halloween, 1978***", "***Halloween Resurection***", "***Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives***", "***Creepshow, 2019***" ("*House Of the Head*"), "*Child's play: night of the living dol*l"  and it was mentionned in the season 3 of "***Chucky***"
* Synthetic Skin: "Darkman", "Bubba Ho-Tep" and the producer's cut of "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers*** " talk briefly about synthetic skin. Plus the Hellraiser saga is also around kind of synthetic skin. Even "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***" and "***Hellraiser, 1987***" is about using skin to change your face (even the naturom Demonto/Necronomicon is similar)
	+ Ecorché: "***Hellraiser, 1987***", "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***" "***Ash Vs. Evil Dead*** "(Baal), "***Hatchet II***", "*Freddy Vs. Jason Vs. Ash: nightmare warrior*", "***Creepshow, 1982***" Skeleton in the closet and "***Re-Animator***" featured ecorché
* Fangoria: in "***Friday the 13th Part 3: 3-D***" (in this film it's a reference to Tom Savini), "***My name is Bruce***", "***Creepshow, 2019"*** "*the man in the suitcase*", "***Seed of Chucky***" and "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***" we can see an issue of Fangoria
* syringe: Freddy Krueger "***A Night On elm Street part. 3 : Dream Warrior***", Jason Voorhees "***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan*** ", Micheal Myers "***Halloween II, 1981***", Techniquelly Herbert West in his trilogy and Chucky in "***Chucky***" uses this as weapon
* Superheroes: "***A Nightmare on Elm Street Part. 3: the Dream Warriors***", Evil Dead (with the comics "*Army of Light*" ), "***Bubba Ho-Tep***" (With the Comics "*Cosmic blood sucker*"), and even Friday the 13th (with the comics "*The Nightmare Warrior*")—all these licenses had a superhero
* EC COMICS: "Tales Of Army Of Darkness", "Tales Of Re-Animator" and even "***Creepshow, 1982***" pays homage to EC Comics
* J.F.K./Conspiracy: "***Bubba Ho-tep***" and "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***" mentioned a conspiracy against J.F.K. Such as Friday the 13th (with the comics "Fearbook"), A Nightmare on Elm, "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers"*** or Evil Dead (with the comics "*Evil Dead 2: Revenge of the Martians*"), "*Freddy vs Jason vs Ash: Nightmare Warrior*" shown massive conspiracies. Such as Friday the 13th (with the comics "*Fearbook*"), A Nightmare on Elm, Halloween with the 6 or Evil Dead (with the comics "*Evil Dead 2: Revenge of the Martians"*) All these licenses shown massive conspiracies
* Fire: Michael Myers, Cropsy, Freddy Krueger, Darkman and Victor Crowley once dies by fire
* Androids: We can see androids in "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***" and "***Jason X***"
* Hologram: We can holograms in "***Master of Illusions***" and "***Jason X***"
* Hypnotiser: We can see hypnotiser in "***Re-Animator***", "***Master of illusions***" and in the comics "*Army of Darkness 2005*"
* Illusionist/mentalist/hypnotiser : They appears in the comics "*Army of darkness: Home sweet hell*", "***Master of Illusion***", "***Cult Of Chucky***" and in a deleted scene of "***Re-Animator***" doctor Hill has this skills
* Stuffed mother: We can see a stuff mother figure in "***Psycho***", "***Friday the 13th part. 2***", "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***", we can even if it's a bit farefetch add Judith's Graves in "***Halloween, 1978***"
	+ Candle: Like in "***Friday the 13th Part 2***", "***Halloween II, 1981***" (title credit) and "***The Burning***" we can see a severed head used with Candle, all three movie were released in 1981
* Fake movie: in "***Seed of Chucky***" we can see "*chucky goes Psycho*", in "*Army of Darkness comics*" there is "*dawn of the deadite*" ("*Army of Darkness vs. Re-Animator*" and "*Freddy Vs. Jason Vs. Ash: Nightmare Warriors*") and "*Frederick vs Jensen*"("*Home sweet Hell*")
* Famous actor debuts: Johnny Depp debuts his career in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***" Patricia Arquette (siter of David and Alexis) in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street part. 3: Dream warrior***", Breckin Meyer in "***Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare**",* Kevin Bacon in "***Friday the 13th, 1980***", Viggo Mortensen in "***Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III***", Matthew Mcconaughey and Renée Zellweger in "***Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4: Next Generation***", Adam Scott "***Hellraiser IV: Bloodline***",Henry Cavill in "***Hellraiser VIII: Hellworld***", Paul Rudd in "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers***" Jason Gordon Levitt in"***H20***", Jason Alexander in "***The Burning***" and Brad Pitt in the episode "*Black Ticket*" in "***Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series***"
* Real Life Hosting: Freddy Krueger hosted the MTV special of "***A nightmare on Elm Street part 4***", Chucky has hosted a WWE event and has made some interviews, Bruce Campbell played himself in the "Funny or Die Sketch" "The Danger of Having a Chainsaw for Hands", Jason has been interviewed on the "Arsenio Talk Show" (played by Kane Odder), Leslie Vernon in "*Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (2006) KILL COUNT*" and Chop Top (played by Bill Mosely) hosted the "Igor Awards" in 1999 in Universal citywalk
* Mirror: Deadite (in "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***" and "***Army Of Darkness***"), Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees ("***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason takes Manhattan***")Angelique, and Michael Myers in "***Halloween: Resurrection***" can appear in a mirror
* Manhattan: episode 4 of "***Chucky***" season 3, last episode of season 2, "***SCREAIVI***" -that also occur in 2023 and of course "***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason takes Manhattan***". Bill Mosely (Chop Top, Deadite Captain, Zach Garrett) writes an unmade sequel for "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***" that also takes place in New York
* Demons:Demons: Demons can be summoned by an artifact (the Necronomicon, the Lament Box, The button, the amulet of Damballa...) and demons have spawn (Leviathan has their cenobite, the Kandarian Demon the Deadites, Baal his black-eyed demons...)
	+ Possession: Chucky, Freddy in "***A nightrmare on Elm Street part. 2: freddy's Revenge***", Jason ***Jason Goes to Hell: the Final Friday*** (some people even claims that he possessed Roy Burns), Deadite, possessed people, Michael Myers in "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers***" can possessed people

## Date coincidence

### 1981

* All "***Madman"*** , "***The Burning***" and "***Friday the 13th: Part II***" were released in 1981, are the first time we see the killer of their movie, are campfire/cabin horror and have 10 kills. We can also add "***Evil Dead, 1981***" with 8 kills and is also a pioneers in the Cabin Horror
* Both second installement of Halloween saga and Friday the 13th were released in 1981

### 1987

* Both second installement of Evil Dead and Creapshow were released in 1987

### 1988

* Both fourth installment of Halloween and Anoes were released on 1988

### 1989

* Both Fith installement of "A Nightmare on elm street" and "Halloween" were released on 1989. By the way Greg Nicotero worked on both film
* The penultimate installement of "Friday The 13Th", "Halloween" and "Friday the 13th" were released in 1989

### 1990

* Both second installment of Re-Animator and Chucky were released in 1990
* Both "Darkman" and "Nightbreed" were released in 1990. They both are movie directed by major director and have a comics crossover with their previous creation ("Hellraiser Jihad" and "Army of Darkness vs Darkman")

### 1992

* Both third installment of Evil Dead and Hellraiser was released in 1992
	+ They also have the two highest kill count of the slasherverse

### 2006

* Classic metahorror film "***Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon***" and "Hatchet" was released the same year

### 2013

* A Kind of soft reboot of Texas Chainsaw, Chucky and Evil Dead was released on 2013

### 2018

* Both Hellraiser and Halloween have a soft reboot release the same year

### 2022

* Both soft reboot of Hellraiser and Texas chainsaw massacre were released in 2022

## Texas Chainsaw massacre

### **The Texas Chainsaw massacre (1974)**

* Crossovers
* The game
	+ produced by Gun the same who produced ***"Friday The 13th: The Game"***. Both games have similar gameplay
		- ***"Dead By Daylight"*** also has similar gameplay, the hooks are a direct reference to the 1974 movie, plus Leather face is a playable character
	+ Similar to the Savini Skin in ***"Friday the 13th the game"*** veteran makeup artist Greg Nicotero designs a skin
* Like Victor Crowley, Jason or even Marz Madman, the Killers and protagonists are people with a handicap who have been misunderstood by society and become monsters.
* Some killers have a problem with their family: Norman Bates and Jason Voorhees have an abusive mother; Leatherface lives with his psychotic family; Leslie has been apparently killed by his mother...
* Both Leatherface and Norman Bates are inspired by Ed Gein
	+ Kane Odder (see masked actor) Ed Gein in a fictionalized biopic
* The hillbilly from "***Dead by Daylight***" is heavily inspired by Leatherface, and the meat hangs are the foundation of the gameplay of this game
* This movie is the first to mention that the killer is known in this universe (with the opening)

### **The Texas Chainsaw massacre 2 (1986)**

* When Stretch goes to the amusement park, we can hear a similar cue to the theme of "***Psycho***."
* The movie features Bill Moseley, who also appears in "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***", In both movies, a group makes items with human skin, necronomicon for the Deadite and everything for the Sawyers

### **Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw massacre III (1990)**

* The Little girl is played by Jennifer Branko the actress of young Tina in "***Friday the 13th part. VII new blood***"
* Joe Unger who plays Tinker already plays sergeant Garcia in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***"
* the horror movie director William Butler who plays Ryan in this film already played Michael in "***Friday the 13th part. VII new blood***"
* This movie was the first "***The Texas Chainsaw massacre, 1974***" produced by Newline which would make a crossover with Jason, Freddy and Leatherface
* The set of the Sawyer house has been use in an Alice Cooper clip
* The scene where a member of the familly look through a hole is a reference to "***Psycho***"

### **Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4: The Next Generation**

* The Illuminati have similar motivation as the Cenobite in "Hellraiser, 1987", they also have tatoo and piercing
* The original title and the title of the film, and the director's cut are "*Return of Texas chainsaw massacrer*" similar to "***Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers***" both of which are the fourth installment in their respective 70s slasher franchises.

### **The Texas Chainsaw massacre (2003)**

* The first installment of the new timeline and the first remake in the slasherverse (apart from "***Friday The 13th***" which is the title of an old universal film)
	+ This is the first installment of a canon cinematic universe by "New Line," along with the other two remakes of the Friday and Nightmare franchises, but because of the bad reception, this never really happened, even if they are canonically connected
* The movie is directed by the director of "***Friday The 13th, 2009***"
* A character falling through the stairs of a hellish basement could be a reference to "***Evil Dead, 1981***"

### **The Texas Chainsaw massacre: the beginning (2006)**

* First (and the only one with "***Leatherface***") prequel
* Both the Halloween and Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchises have a complex timeline
* The suffocated death is a reference to "***Black Christmas***"

### **Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013)**

* The title could be a reference to "***Friday The 13th part. 3-3D***"
* Richard Riehle who plays Farnsworth in this film already played Buddy the Night Watchman in "***Halloween II, 2009***" and in Jim Permatteo "***Hatchet***"

### **Leatherface (2017)**

* Both Freddy Krueger and Leatherface first use a classic knife instead of their iconic weapons

### **Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)**

* The movie is similar to "***Drag Me to Hell***" a too-kind woman is forced to be mean to an old lady, which will lead to her death and the beginning of the problem of the movie
* Leatherface emerging from the water when we least expect it is a callback to "Friday the 13th, 1980."
* Melody hiding in the closet is a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***"
* Melody and Lila using a chainsaw and a shotgun like Ash Williams
	+ In the last scene, she is similar to Mia in "***Evil Dead, 2013***" (or Beth in "***Evil Dead, 2023***"), where the protagonist is covered in blood with a chainsaw. Both movies were directed by Fede Alvarez they also bear similar titles; both are kind of soft reboots and have the same title as the original
* This movie follows a trend for the late 2010s where a sequel shows an old final girl against their long-lost foe (Marybeth in "***Victor Crowley***", Laurie in "***H40***", Andy in "***Curse Of Chucky***", Kyle in "***Cult of Chucky***", Sidney in "***SCRE4M***", Ash in "***Ash Vs. The Evil Dead***")
	+ The movie, like lots of movies and shows from this era, criticizes social media ("***Victor Crowley***", "***Halloween Ends***", "***Creepshow, 2019***" like "***Twittering from the Circus of The Dead***", "***Child's Play, 2019***"...)

## Wes Craven's Nightmares

### **A Nightmare on elm street (1984)**

* Crossovers

* The crowd Burning a monster is a reference to Frankenstein
* According to a theory, Pamela Voorhees could be a Dream demon
* Thanks to Malfuncsean we know that the house of Nancy Thompson has been used in "***Halloween, 1978***" for the house of Laurie Strode and the bedroom of Annie Brackett
	+ It's funny to note that Kane Odder (masked actor) will lives in, in "***Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon***" and in the season 3 of Chucky, he Jokes about Elm Street, saying that the "Dutch Colonial" are always haunted
* Glenn has a poster from "***Halloween***"
* A scene from "***Evil Dead***" can be seen
	+ Both Ash and Freddy have customized right hand
* The title of this film is inspired by the "***The Texas Chainsaw massacre, 1974***"
	+ By the way, according to Terrordrome Wiki, this is a reference to the assassination of JFK (in Dallas, Texas, on Elm Street). So this license is also a link to JFK
* The fact that the elm is the tree of the "spirit" of the dreams in Greek mythology could be an irony due to the Evil Force

### A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985)

* The music in this film is distinctive for two reasons. First, it is the only film in the franchise that does not use some variation of the trademark theme music as first composed by Charles Bernstein in the first *Nightmare*. Secondly, the score from this film is reminiscent of the music from the 1987 film *Hellraiser*. Both films were scored by Christopher Young. It's funny to note that both films talk about bdsm, sexuality and queerness
* The POV shot of Jesse trying to kill his sister is a reference to the opening of "Halloween, 1978"

### **A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987)**

* The Demon absorbing the soul with the face of his victims is similar to "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***" with the true form of the Evil force and similar to the Necronomicon
* the Snake Freddy is inspired by Henrietta from "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***"
* Freddy's skeleton is, like the Deadite in "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***" inspired by Harryhausen's work
* Kristen is played by Patricia Arquette the sister of Alexis (Damien in "***Bride Of Chucky***") and David Arquette (Dewey in "***Scream***" and Sheriff Deke in "***Creepshow, 2019***")

### **A Nightmare on elm street 4: Dream Master (1988)**

* According to IMDb "getting ready with various cut scene object close-ups" factor is a reference to "Evil Dead" even if it's a reference to "Evil Dead 2"
* Apparently, this movie spoofed "***Friday the 13th Part 3: 3-D***"
* Jason the name of the dog could be a reference to Jason Voorhees from "***Friday The 13th, 1980***"
* Mickey Yablans who pays "Buddy in Locker room" also played Richie in "***Halloween, 1978***"
* Like in "***Evil Dead, 1981***" we can see a poster of "***Hills Have Eyes***"
* The scene where Freddy is reborn is highly similar to the summoning of Frank Cotton in "***Hellraiser, 1987***"
* In the mtv Special we can hear "Nightmareé by Alice Cooper

### **A Nightmare on elm street: Dreamchild (1989)**

* Alongside "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***" this movie features a hell inspired by Escher
* This movie was released less than two weeks after the release of Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan. Both films are considered amongst the worst of their respective franchises.

### **Shocker (1989)**

* The protagonist has similar powers to the dream warrior from the Nightmare on Elm Street saga (both made by Wes Craven)
	+ Heather (Nancy Thompson) Langenkamp makes a little cameo
		- Heather and her husband, David LeRoy runs AFX studio who did the the fx for this film
	+ Ted Raimi (scenarist and actor of the "Evil Dead" saga every slasherverse content link to Sam Raimi even "***My Name is Bruce***" and "***Creepshow, 2019***" and) makes a cameo

* Pinker has similar power and storylines as Chucky
* Alice Cooper makes a cameo in the climax
* We can see a ghost like in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors***" and the ghost is blue like in "***Ash Vs. Evil Dead***" and "***Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash: Nightmare Warrior***"
* Both Piker and Freddy in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors***" turn themselves into television
* The ending is similar to the ending of "***Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash: Nightmare Warrior***"
	+ The climax has similarities with that of "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***"
* Hellraiser, the Evil Dead trilogy, "***Jason Lives/Goes to Hell***", or Child's Play featured supernatural lightning
* We can see " ***Frankenstein***" during a shot. In the comics where Frankenstein's monster appears, we know that Frankenstein's Movies exist. Ten years later, in "***Bride of Chucky***", we can see the sequel "***Bride of Frankenstein***"
* Pinker (the killer of this film), along with Michael Myers, Irving Wallace ("***Stage Fright***"), Chucky and his family (maybe the Engineer from "***Hellraiser: Inferno***" or the killer of "***Hellraiser: Judgement***") don't use gardening tools as main weapons because they are more classic killers. In contrast to Leatherface and Ash uses the chainsaw, Cropsy (from "***The Burning***") uses a pruner, Leslie Vernon a Sickle, Marz Madman uses an axe, both Jason and Victor Crowley use different gardening tools, and Freddy Krueger was a gardener

### **Freddy's Dead: the Final nightmare (1991)**

* The title is maybe an homage to "***Friday the 13th part. IV, The Final Friday***"
* This is the first and only film to be directed by a woman, Rachel Talalay
* The foster dad of Freddy Is played by Alice Cooper
* The comic "***Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash***" explains that the power of Freddy (the Dream Demon) came from the necronomicon
* This film, "***Army of Darkness Vs. Xena... What Again?***" and "***Hack/Slash #14***" pay tribute to "***The Wizard of Oz***"

### **Wes Craven new nightmare (1994)**

* Alongside "***Scream***" and "***My Name is Bruce***" this movie takes place in the realm of the actors
* The entity has similar power to the Creep from "***Creepshow***", Both can enter the dominion fictionis (cf. "Hack/Slash") and the realm of the actors
* The scene of the jaws of Freddy could be an indirect reference to "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"
* The shape of the Entity is to pay tribute to "***Nosferatu***."
* Wes Craven's role in New Nightmare is similar to that of Creighton Duke from Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday as both parties show a lot of knowledge about the main antagonists and how to defeat them for good.

### **Scream(1996)**

* All Scream, Evil Dead, Friday the 13th (maybe), A Nightmare on Elm Street, Creepshow, Hellraiser (soon), and Child's Play have a TV show spin-off
* Tatum Riley wears the same crop top as Johnny Depp in the first "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***"
* Joseph Whipp played Woodsboro's sheriff and a sergeant in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street 1984***"
* The book of Loomis is similar to the book of Sydney Prescott in "***Scream 2***"
* the saga Scream, Halloween saga (kind of) and "***Friday the 13th part. V: A New Beginning***" feature copycats
	+ And Saw Saga also has some copycats. Halloween and the Saw and Scream Saga appeared in "***Dead by Daylight***"
* Elements of "***Halloween 1/II***" and "***Psycho***" have been used in the plot of the film
	+ We also see in the opening scene a VHS of "***Halloween***"
	+ We can hear briefly the theme of "***Halloween***" in the opening scene, and in "***H20***" the theme of "***Scream***"
* "***Black Christmas***" could have been an inspiration for the Ghostfaces use of the phone
* "***Halloween, 1978***", "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***" and hit sequels "***Friday the 13th, 1980***", "***Hellraiser, 1987***", "***Evil Dead, 1981***", '"***The Texas Chainsaw massacre, 1974***" are mentioned throughout the film
	+ The TV show even mentioned "***Hack/slash***"

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### **Scream 2(1997)**

* The scene from Stabe where the counterpart of Drew Barrymore is taking a shower is a reference to "***Psycho***"
* The Killer who whispers some inunderstandable line about his story is based on "***Black Christmas***"
* We can see the pullover of Freddy in a scene
* This movie takes place in the same state as "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***" (Ohio)
* The storyline of a mother trying to kill the killers of her son is based on "***Friday the 13th, 1980***"
* The climax is highly similar to that of "***Stage Fright***."

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### **Scream 3(2000)**

* The situation in Sydney is similar to that of Laurie Strode in "***Halloween H20***". Which use footage from "***scream 2***" and the theme of "***Scream***"
	+ The school from "***H20***" is the same studio as the mansion in the climax
* The haunting mother of Sydney Prescott is a reference to "***Psycho***"
	+ In "***Psycho 2***" a killer is trying to mimic the mother of Norman Bates, Like the killer in this film mimics the mother of Sydney
	+ The name of the Killer is a reference to the Killer of "***Psycho*** ***2***" and Nancy Loomis' last name from "***Halloween, 1978***"
* The storyline is based on "***Wes Craven's New Nightmare***"
* The fact that even the protagonist could die in the third installment is a direct reference to Nancy in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors***"
* The gruesome scene with the knife being thrown at Dewey could be inspired by "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***"
* The fact that the killer is the brother of the final girl is an homage to "***Halloween II, 1981***"

* source

### **SCRE4M (2011)**

* This movie references "***Psycho***", "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***",  "***Halloween, 1978***", "***Friday the 13th, 1980***", "***Friday the 13th part 2***", "***Friday the 13th Part. 3***", "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***", "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***", "***Halloween Resurrection***", "***Black Christmas, 2006***", "***Halloween, 2007***", "***Halloween, II 2009"***, "***Friday the 13th, 2009***", "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 2010***"
	+ It also mentioned "Hills Have Eyes like "***Evil Dead, 1981***" and "***Dawn of the Dead***" like "***Creepshow***" and "***The creature of the Black Lagoon***"
* This movie takes place in the same state as "***Evil Dead, 1981***" (Michigan)
* This movie criticizes the emergence of horror remakes that were happening at this time

### **SCREAM V (2022)**

* This movie pays homage to "***Halloween, 1978***", "***Halloween II, 1981***", "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers***", "***H20***", "***Halloween Resurrection***", "***H40***", "***Halloween Kills***", "***Friday the 13th, 1980***", "***Friday the 13th part. 2***", "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***", "***Shocker***", "***Child's Play, 1988***" and "***Child's Play, 2019***"
* This movie criticizes the amount of soft reboot that happens at the time

### **SCREAIVI (2023)**

* This movie pays homage to "***Psycho***", "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***", "***Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 2022***", "***Halloween, 1978***", "***Halloween II, 1981***", "***Halloween Resurection***", "***Halloween Kills***", "***H40***", "***Friday the 13th, 1980***", "***Friday the 13th part. 2***", "***Friday the 13th Part. 3: 3-D***", "***Friday the 13th Part. IV: The Final Chapter***", "***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason takes Manhattan***", "***A nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***", "***A Nightmare on Elm Street part. 3***", "***Shocker***", "***Bride Of Chucky***", "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***", and "***Hellraiser, 1987***"

### ***Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series* (1988-1990)**

* The pilot, made by Tobe Hooper (director of "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1/2***"), has similarities with "***Shocker***", with the fact that a person traveled through television or the title "No More mister Nice guy", name of the soundtrack of "***Shocker***". Even if the movie is out the following year
* An episode shows different masks one is a Jason lookalike, and another is a reference to "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***"'s Silver Shamrock's pumpkin

### **A Nightmare on elm street (2010)**

* Freddy says during the climax that the brain is still working 7 minutes before death, it's a tribute to "***Re-Animator***"
* Like Deborah "Debisue" Voorhees who plays Tina in "Friday the 13th part. V: New Beginning" this movie features an actor who have the same name as the titular Killer Tim Krueger a plays a parental mob member
* Freddy says during the climax "You will die?", It's a reference to "***Freddy vs. Jason***"
* In the climax, the closet scene is a direct reference to "***Halloween, 1978***"

### **Freddy Vs Jason (2003)**

* The plot is similar to "***Hellraiser, 1987***"
* The movie is directed by the director of "***Bride of Chucky***"
* Freddy says, "This little guy has a face only a mother could love," a quote from "***Bride of Chucky***"
* The album of Killswitch Engage "The End of heartache", with the ending song "When Darkness Falls", is a reference to "***Hellbound Heart***"
* Leatherface, Pinhead, Michael Myers, or Ash theoretically appear in the sequel
* "**Leatherface:** ***Texas Chainsaw Massacre III***" is apparently featured in the asylum
* Like in "***Bride of Re-Animator***" or "***A Nightmare on elm street 2***" we can see a human-faced animal
* Brent Chapman has been decapitated both by Michael Myers "***Halloween: Resurrection***" and Jason in this movie
* This movie has two sequels in comics with Ash Williams
	+ ***Freddy vs Jason vs Ash***
		- The comics confirm that Jason had his power from the necronomicon, and explains why Jason is alive in Friday saga
		- Both "***Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash***" and "***Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon***" feature an abandoned crystal lake in winter (that could be a reference to a cancelled script for Friday the 13th).
		- All this comics, "***Black Christmas***", "***Child's Play, 1988***", the canceled "***Friday the 13th the 13th***", "***Creepshow*** " "***Shapeshifter Anonymous"*** and several other Evil Dead comics—take place during Christmas Eve
	+ *Freddy vs Jason vs Ash: Nightmare Warrior*
		- The demon on the right could be Leatherface
		- we can see all the survivors of the three franchises in the Bates Motel (renamed Stabe Motel)
		- We can see in the station the locations: Texas (Leatherface), Baltimore (Hannibal Lector), Illinois (Halloween), New Jersey (Jason), and Chicago (Chucky)

## Friday the 13th

### **Friday the 13th (1980)**

* Crossovers

* The name of the movie is inspired by "***Halloween, 1978***"
	+ Both Jason and Laurie had a mother called Pamela
	+ Like the beginning of "***Halloween, 1978***" we can see Jason as a child before the masked killer
* The killing mother is a callback to "***Psycho***"
* The "Ki-ki-ki-Ma-ma-ma" is similare as the photograph sound in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***"
* The credit has similar cue as "***Psycho***"
* In the game:
	+ In the game, a tombstone has Krueger's song written on it
	+ In the game, we can see a new version of the Necronomicon, an achievement is called "This is my boomstick" and the moving of Jason is the same as the deadites. All these Easter eggs are an homage to the Evil Dead trilogy
	+ Jarvis' tapes mentioned that he has been incarcerated at Smith Groves ("***Halloween, 1978***"), Glen Echo ("***behind the mask: the rise of leslie vernon***") New Orleans Psychiatric ("***Hatchet***"), and Westin Hills Psychiatric Hospital ("***A Nightmare on elm street part. 3: Dream Warrior***") and also mentioned Pinker from "***Shoker***"
		- The tapes had been written by Adam Green, creator of the Hatchet saga and "***Frozen***"
	+ In the game, Jenny Myers, voiced by Kristina Klebe (who played Lynda in "***Halloween, 2007***"), is an ode to Michael Myers
	+ In the game, Vanessa Jones' swimsuit could be a reference to Yvonne Miller in "A Nightmare on elm street 5"

### **Friday the 13th: Part. II (1981)**

* All Jason, Leatherface, and Norman Bates had the body of their (grand)mother
	+ The vision of Jason is a reference to "Psycho"
* The trapper from "Dead By Daylight" is heavily inspired by Jason
* Mark Jarvis (a possible brother of Tommy) is an homage to Franklin Enright in "***The Texas chainsaw massacre, 1974***"
* Jason's abilities are heavily based on those of Michael Myers (slow deplacement, invisibility, quiet...). Both can be defeated by their sisters

### **Friday the 13th Part. 3: 3-D (1982)**

* The first script was an homage to "***Halloween II, 1981***" with Ginny Field similar to Laurie Strode
* A character says "the next house on the left", an ode to the movie of Wes Craven
* Killer using a hockey mask came from "Black Christmas"
* The scene of the shower from "Psycho" is remade
* The scene of the sheet from "Halloween" is remade

### **Friday the 13th: Part. IV Final chapter (1984)**

* The story of Axel Burns and Roberta Morgan are inspired by "***Halloween II, 1981***"
	+ Axel Burns could be the brother of Roy Burns, the killer from the sequel defeated by Tommy Jarvis introduced in this movie, when this one could be the brother of Mark Jarvis (from "***Friday the 13t part. II*"**)

### **Friday the 13th Part. V: A New Beginning (1985)**

* With the copycat, this movie confirms that killers are quite known in this universe
* The death by garden shears is a direct reference to "***The Burning***"
* This movie has the same connection with Friday license as "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***", and both sequels return to a more accurate movie due to a critical failure

### **Friday the 13th Part. VI: Jason Lives (1986)**

* Nancy is a reference to the protagonist of the Nightmare on Elm Street saga
* The rebirth of Jason Voorhees and the title are references to "Frankenstein"
* Alice Cooper appears in the movie (on the radio)

### **Friday the 13th: New Blood(1988)**

* the comics "*Chucky: Night of the Living Doll*" and "***Nightbreed***," and this movie featured a parapsychologist
* Originally, Tina was *Freddy Krueger*
* The scene of the tree being manipulated by the power of tina is a reference to "***Evil Dead, 1981***"
* The tv scene is similar as a scene in "***A Nightmare On Elm Street part. 3: Dream Warrior***"
* This is not a reference to any slasherverse flick but Jason's design is inspired by "*War of the Colossal Beast*"

### ***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason takes Manhattan*(1989)**

* The plot of the movie is an homage to "Nosferatu"/"Tod Browning's Dracula"
* Rennie has similar power to Jamie Lloyd in "***Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers***"
* J.J. Jarrett dies in the boiler room of the boat a possible reference to "***A nightmare on Elm Street***"
* The allucination is a reference to "***A nightmare On Elm Street, 1984"***
* This movie was the first Friday produced by Newline and would make a crossover with Freddy and Leatherface

### **Jason Goes to Hell: the Final Friday (1993)**

* Jessica Kimble is a reference to Jamie Lloyd and her mother, Laurie Strode
* Jason wears Michael Myers' suit
* The movie as a similar title as the also finale entry of Freddy Saga "***Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare***"
* The falling ground when Jason is sent to hell is a similar effect as the one in the opening "***A nightmare on Elm Street part. 2: Freddy's Revenge***"
* Tobbe Hopper's ("***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1/2***") should have directed this movie
* The Necronomicon and the Kandarian Dagger from the Evil Dead Trilogy are in the movie
	+ The comic "*Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash*" explains that the power of Jason came from the necronomicon
* Items from "The Birds" are visible but don't link to the Slasherverse
* The first appearance of Freddy in a Friday the 13th movies
* We can see the crate from "Creepshow" in the basement of Voorhees' house
* The "old Myers Place" is a obvious reference to Michael Myers in "***Halloween, 1978***"
	+ The voorhees' house could be a reference to the Myers' house

### **Jason X (2001)**

* The move takes place 3 years after "*Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash: Nightmare Warrior*" Both have a secret scientist organization (Black Book Project for the comics, and Crystal Lake Research Facility) researching on Jason
* The "azote death" could be an homage to the "hot top death" from "***Halloween II, 1981***"
* Both "***Nightbreed***" and this movie feature a mad scientist portrayed by David Cronenberg. They could be either relatives or due to the Evil Force
* The sergeant Marcus, who studies Jason, could be a relative of the FBI member, who captured Jason in "***Jason Goes to hell***", named Marcus
* All of Friday the 13th, Hellraiser, Creepshow and Evil Dead had a chapter in the future (and with the comic "Ash In Space," all the license will take place in space)

### **Friday the 13th (2009)**

* This movie is in the saga of "New Line House of Horror," which contains Nightmare on Elm Street and "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 2003***", reboots and originals. There is a kind of label for stories in this universe after "Freddy Vs. Jason"
* The scenarists of the movie are the same as "Freddy Vs. Jason"

## **H. P. Lovecraft's Re-Animator**

### **Re-Animator (1985)**

* Crossovers
* The soundtrack is inspired by "Psycho"
* Both "***Re-Animator***" and "Nightbreed" featured mad scientists
* Both "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***" and this film are based on Lovecraft's work
* The shovel scene is an homage to "***Evil Dead 1/2***"
* Both "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***" and this film have a musical play
* Stomach Tentacle could be an ode to Cthulhu

### **Bride of Re-Animator (1990)**

* A reanimated (the one with two bodies) is based on Jason Voorhees' design
* Gloria, for her first death, is kind of impaled by Herbert West. She is played by Kathleen Kinmont who portrayed Kelly Meeker who has been impaled by Michael Myers in "***Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers***" from 1988 the year of the filming of "***Bride of Re-Animator***"
* Herbert West use a machete
* Mary Shelley is mentionned in the credits
* The movie is loosely based on the novels Rats on the Wall, V. The Horror from the Shadows, and VI. The Tomb Legions of H.P. Lovecraft

### **Beyond Re-Animator (2003)**

* Both the Re-Animator and Evil Dead trilogy are linked to Lovecraft's works and had comic crossover with Hack/Slash.
	+ By the way, there are two crossovers between "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***" and "***Re-Animator***"
* Thomas Olney is a reference to Lovecraft's book "The Strange High House in the Mist"

## Bruce Campbell Vs the Army of Darkness

### **Evil Dead (1981)**

* Crossovers
* The "evil POV shot" is inspired by "***Halloween, 1978***"
* Despite in the comics, the Evil Dead franchise is the only one that doesn't feature a scene with a journalist, TV news ("***Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth***", "***Halloween, 2007***", "***Shocker***", "***Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series***", "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***"...) or cops (despite in the TV show)
* All "***Evil Dead 1-2***", "***Friday the 13th 1-3***", and "***A Nightmare on Elm Street***" feature an "un-cannon" ending (alongside plot holes, like the design of the Necronomicon)
	+ The un-cannon plot hole is explained by the fact that they are movies, a sub realm of actor reality ("**Scream**"...)

### **Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn(1987)**

* Freddy's Gloves appear in a shot, and also on the tabletop. An urban legend says that it's a stolen prop from "***Freddy's Revenge***"
* The fruit cellar is a reference to Psycho
* The name "Dead by Dawn" inspired the video game "***Dead by Daylight***" which featured Ash
* Comics:
	+ Some variant covers from the comic "*Evil Dead 2: Dark Ones Rising*" featured the original posters of "***Friday the 13th, 1980***" and "***Halloween, 1974***" with Cthulhu
	+ A pack of the unmade table board is called "Secret Soul Sucker" in homage to "***Bubba Ho-tep***"
	+ In the comic "Dark Ones Rising" we can see Damballa (like in "***Child's Play, 1988***" he's made of lightning)
	+ In the comic "*Tales of the Ex Mortis*", a character has worked at Miskatonik (like Herbert West), a passage in an asylum is similar to that in "***Re-Animator***", another part of the comic "Camp Deserted" is a total reference to "***Friday the 13th, 1981***", we also can see a Pumpkinhead fetus

### ***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness* (1992)**

* Bill (Chop Top) Moseley appears as the second deadite leader, maybe a reference to the similarities behind both licenses, such as a chainsaw or items in a human face (Necronomicon or Leatherface's mask). This deadite could be the ancestor of the Texan cannibal
* This Deadite is heavily similar to Jason in "***Friday the 13th Part. VI: Jason Lives***"
* Frankenstein's Windmill appears, this movie is produced by Universal, and Frankenstein's monster appears in several "Army of Darkness" comics
* According to "Vampirella vs. the Army of Darkness", the winged one is possessed, Vampires
* Deadite is a reference to Harryhausen's work; also, also Cyclops and Martian design of Harryhausen is used in "Army of Darkness" comics
* Comics:
	+ In the comics, Elvis is the previous-chosen one, in homage to "Bubba Ho-tep"
	+ "Tales of the Army of Darkness" is like "Creepshow" a reference to EC comics
		- In the comics "Tales of the Army of Darkness," the soul Swallower Evil Ash says "I'll tear your soul apart", a reference to the "Hellraiser"'s tagline, so the real name of the cenobites could be the "Soul tearer"
	+ Some comics of "Army of Darkness" featured post-apocalyptic mutants as the antagonists to pay tribute to the poster of "Hills Have Eyes" and the alternate ending of "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"
	+ The comic "Home Sweet Hell" shows the seven deadly as Cenobite knock off
	+ The band KISS had a crossover with the comics in "*KISS/Army Of Darkness*" The guitarist Vinnie Vincent with his band "*Vinnie Vincent Invasion*" made the song "*Love Kills*" for "***A Nightmare on Elm Street part. 4: Dream Master***"
	+ Zombies appeared in the comics "Army of Darkness vs. Army of Light", "Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash: Nightmare Warriors,", "HACK/Slash vs. CHUCKY" and "Creep show TV"

### Season 1

* The show pays some homage to the comics, like "Ashes to Ashes" which is also the name of the comic "Ashes to Ashes", Ash also lives in a caravan, Hitler also have tatoo of the necronomicon etc.
* The pilot remakes the sheet scene from "***Halloween, 1978***"
* Little Lori is a reference to "***Child's Play, 1988***"
* Alongside Freddy Krueger, the Universal Monsters, Chucky, and Leatherface, Ash appears in the Universal Studios Halloween night 2017 in Hollywood and Orlando

### Season 2

* The devil's Stomach from the second episode of the second season is a reference to "***Re-Animator"***, Ash will say, "What the Harryhausen "
* Freddy's glove appears in an episode
* The episode "Home Again" justifies different continuity
* Linda B. real name is Bates probably a reference to "***Psycho***"
* The spawn of Baal could be a subspecies of the damned from "Hellraiser."
* Ash runs his chainsaw along the wall just like Freddy Krueger.

### Season 3

* "***Friday the 13th Part. 3: 3-D***" is featured in episode nine of the second season
* The doppelgänger has a similar look to Jason in "***Friday The 13th Part. 7: New Blood***"
* The "mouth leg" is similar to a scene at the end of "***A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge***"

### **Drag me to hell (2009)**

* "That's so Raimi"

* Milo's cloth is similar to  Ash's in "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"
* Bruce Campbell should have appeared during the movie
* The demon eating bugs could be a reference to the vagrant from "***Hellraiser, 1987***"

### **Evil Dead (2013)**

* The raining blood scene is a reference to "Friday the 13th" where a character claims to dream about raining blood. The climax of the comic "Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash" features a rain of blood
* A kind of soft reboot of Texas Chainsaw, Chucky, and the Evil Dead was released in 2013
* The nailed woman is a reference to Hellraiser
* A page of the Naturom Demonto shows the inscription "He'll Suck Your Soul Dry" a possible homage to "Bubba Ho-tep"
* The alternative ending is similar to the end of "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***"
	+ Fede Alvarez is the producer of "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***"
* Bruce Campbell (playing Ash Williams) appears at the end of the movie

### **Evil Dead Rise (2023)**

* This movie is made by "New Line Cinema" the same production studio as "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***", "***Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1990***" and the remake of "***Friday the 13th, 2009***".
* A wooden Christ scaring somebody by falling is a reference to "Hellraiser"
* Even if it's a callback to the Delta the Oldsmobile Leatherface is also known for having a yellow chainsaw
* This movie takes place in the same state as "***Psycho, 1960***","***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***", "***Scream***", "***H20***" and "***Seed Of Chucky***" (California) and in the same city as "***Drag Me To Hell***", "***Wes Craven's New Nightmare***" and "***Master of illusions***" (Los Angeles)
* The scenes in the parking lot and the flies are a possible reference to "***Drag Me to Hell***"
* A child mentions "The Freddy Movie" in a reference to "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***"
* When the sister puts her hand in the bathtub, it is a reference to "***A Nightmare on Elm Street***"
* The setting ( a building, with a possessed monster, haunting a familly and with a child fan of doll) is similar to "***Child's Play, 1988***"
* If we consider the shows as movies, this is the 100th movie of the Slasherverse
* The demon killed in a mechanical shredder is similar to the end of "***Halloween Ends***"
* Evil Dead Rise had a maze in HalloweenHorror Night from Hollywood in 2023

### **Darkman (1990)**

* Darkman has a crossover with Evil Dead
* Bruce Campbell appears at the end of the movie
* The design of Darkman is similar as Bandaged Michael Myers in "***Halloween 4: Return of Michael Myers***"
* Superheroes appear in the movie "***A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors***"
	+ And in the comics "Army of Darkness vs Army of Light", "Freddy vs Jason Vs Ash: nightmare warrior" , "Bubba Ho tep vs Cosmic blood sucker"

### **Bubba Ho-Tep (2002)**

* Bubba Ho-Tep has a crossover with "Evil dead"
	+ Bruce Campbell is the main actor in both licenses, and Elvis's frequently appears in "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***" comics
* This film takes place in the same state as "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***" (Texas)
* The "Soul Sucker" of this film could be a reference to the deadites "soul swallower" (it's confirmed in the comics crossover)
* This movie takes place in the same place as "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1978***"

### **My Name Is Bruce (2007)**

* This movie has a similar plot as "***Wes Craven's New Nightmare"*** but with Bruce Campbell instead of Eather Longemkamp
* The movie features lot of cameo such as: Ellen Sandweiss (Cheryl Williams), Timothy Patrick Quill (the Blacksmith "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"), Dan Hicks (Jake in "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***") and Ted Raimi

## Halloween

### Psycho

* This is chronologically the first movie so it can't pay homage to other films

### **Halloween (1978)**

* crossovers
* Samuel Loomis appears in "Psycho"

### **Halloween II (1981)**

* Both "***Jason Goes to Hell***" and this movie feature a cameo by the actor portraying the killer as a security guard/ patrolman
* Like in "***Friday the 13th part. 2***" the killer kills a law offcial with a hammer on the back of the head (Garett/Winslow)
* The discovery of the corpse of Mixter is a reference to "***Psycho***"

### **Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)**

* Both "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***" and "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***" feature evil skeletons and witches, respectively as deadites and as masks
* "***Halloween, 1978***" is featured in a TV
* Both the third installment of Halloween and Friday were released in 1982
* The film has the same connection with his franchise as the TV show Friday the 13th
* Hellraiser Saga, Chucky Saga, and this movie feature evil toy makers
	+ And by the way, the "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***" film and comics also feature a store
	+ A theory (based on nothing) says that Michael Myers is possessed by Chucky

### ***Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers* (1988)**

* A character mentions Elm Street
	+ And Jamie Lloyd refers to Michael as **"Nightmare Man."**
	+ We can see in the shop a close-up of a brand called "Nightmare" with a similar font as "***a nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***"
* Rachel Carruther played by Ellie Cornell should have played Alice Johnson in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street part. 4: Dream Master***"
* The mechanic body discovery could be inspired by "***Hellraiser ,1987***"
* The bath murder at the end is a reference to "***Psycho***"

### ***Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers* (1989)**

* The full name of the movie is "Revenge of Michael Myers", which could be an ode to "***A Nightmare on Elm Street II: Freddy's revenge***"
* The farm scene is similar to that in "***Friday the 13th Part. 3: 3-D***"
	+ Michael use pitchfork like Jason Voorhees in "***Friday the 13th part. II***", "***Friday the 13th part. 3-3D***" and "***Friday the 13th part. IV: the Final Chapter***"
* The title is similar to "**A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge"**
* The tagline "Michael Lives, And This Time They're Ready!" could be a reference to "***Friday the 13th part. VI Jason Lives***"
* Both the Hellraiser saga and this movie feature "evil" Hermite
	+ This hermit is apparently Michael's relative

### **Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)**

* In the opening, somebody mentioned Freddy Krueger and Dracula
* We can see a Jack-o'-Lantern with nails, paying homage to Pinhead in "hellraiser"
* Tommy Doyle is similar to Tommy Jarvis from "***Friday the 13th part IV-VI***", Both survived the killers and hunted them when they grew up, and they have the same name
* The corrosive could be the Reagent from "***Re-Animator"*** (John Carl Buechler did, among others, the FX and make up for "***Re-Animator***", "***Bride of*** ***Re-Animator***", "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers***"
* Blankenship is a reference to a character in "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***"
	+ "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***" is featured in a TV
* "Where's my baby" came from "Black Christmas"
* The producer's cut is also loosely similar to "***Jason Goes to Hell***" with the curse/possession of Michael Myers and Jason passing through different people

### **H20 (1998)**

* Janet Leigh he actress of Marion Crane and her car from Psycho appeared (she is also the mother of Jamie Lee Curtis)
	+ She could be a relative of Marion Crane, which could explain why Loomis (her boyfriend in Hitchcock's flick) is in Haddonfield. Norma Watson is both a reference to "Carrie" and "Norman Bates".
* We can hear the soundtracks of Psycho and Scream
* A character claims that Laurie's son will live in a motel, a reference to Psycho
* A character wears a hockey mask with red stripes and a machete, in homage to Jason Voorhees
* In the background, we can see a Butterball dummy, and a character wears a Jason's mask
	+ Headcanon: The dummy could come from the game "Hell world" from "hellraiser 8"
* "Scream 2" is featured in a TV

### **Halloween: Résurrection (2002)**

* The scene where Michael scratches the head of someone is a reference to "***Friday the 13th part. 3***"
* Originally, a sequel would be a crossover with "***Hellraiser, 1987***"

### **Halloween (2007)**

* The club "The Rabbit in Red Lounge" first appears in "***Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon***"
* This Michael and Leatherface both make masks. Some of the masks of Michael in the asylum are similar to leatherface
* The death of Ismael Cruz could be an amalgamation of the death of Jennifer Caulfield in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors***" (or the time when somebody threw a television at the face of Jason) and the nitrogen death in "***Jason X***" or "hot top death" from "***Halloween II, 1981***"
* The script came from the script of "*Hellraiser vs. Halloween*."
* The book of Loomis is similar to the book of Sydney Prescott in "***Scream 2***"
* The horror icon Ken Foree who Played Joe Grizzly also played in "***Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III***"
* Adrienne Barbeau played a secretary already played different chacter in "***Creepshow, 1982***" and "***Creepshow, 2019***"
* The horror icon Bill Moseley who played Zach Garett also played the deadite captain in "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***" and Chop Top in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***"
* Lew Temple who plays Noel Kluggs pays sheriff Winston in "***Texas Chainsaw: The Beginning***"
* Danielle Harris plays Annie Garrett she also played Jamie Loyd in "***Halloween 4-5***" and Marybeth in "***Hatchet 2-Victor Crowley***"
* The death of Danny Trejo is similar as a scene from "***Friday the 13th part. VII: New Blood***"
* Daniel Roebuck who plays Big Lou in both Rob Zombiz's films already played a hearse driver in "***Bubba Ho-Tep***"

### **Halloween II (2009)**

* Caroline Williams (Stretch from "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***" and Amanda Fowler from "***Hatchet 3***") makes a cameo
* Duane Whittaker the actor of Kim in "***Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III***"
* At 14:20, we can hear a sound effect really similar to that of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise
* A sequel would be directed by Steve Miner, the director of "Friday the 13th 2/3" and "***H20***"
* In this movie, Michael has several similarities with Jason Voorhees (super strength, visions of his mother...)
	+ Even though the vision of his mother could be a reference to "Psycho"
* Barbara Collier is a reference to Barbie Coard (played by the same actor) in "Black Christmas"
* At 43 minutes, we can see a poster of Alice Cooper

### **H40 (2018)**

* The checkerboard of the asylum is the same as in "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***"
* The riffle of Laurie Strode is similar to the Ash one in "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"
* The ending is similar to the one of "***Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***"
* The scene with the garlands could be a reference to "***nightbreed***", where Decker killed somebody with garland
* This version of Michael Myers appears in a variant cover of "***Hack/Slash 15th Anniversary***."
* Mask from "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***" can be seen in the movie

### **Halloween Kills (2021)**

* Karen's Death is a callback to the death of Marion Crane in "***Psycho***"
* Myers killing the firefighter is a reference to the death of little Maria's mother in "*Bride of Frankenstein*"
* Chucky appears alongside Michael Myers in the commercial for this movie and "***Chucky***"
* Micheal Myers breaking into a house by a window is similar as Jason in "***Friday The 13 Part. II***" and "***Friday The 13 Part. IV: The Final Chapter***"

### **Halloween Ends (2022)**

* While the previous movie had a mini-crossover with a commercial that promoted both "***Chucky 2020***" and "***Halloween Kills***" this movie takes place at the same moment as the first episode of "Chucky 20202" season 2, "*Halloween II*"
* Like "***Friday the 13th Part. V: A New Beginning***"The killer is a copycat.

## Clive Barker's book of blood

### **Hellraiser (1987)**

* crossovers
* Both "**Evil Dead, 1981**" and "***Hellraiser, 1987***" demons end in "-ites", and both can be summoned by a magic object
* Both Hellraiser and Evil Dead sagas have been powered by Stephen King
* This film (along with "***Black Christmas***") doesn't take place in America
* The archetype of the "Harbinger", almost created in "***Friday the 13th Part. 3: 3-D***", is here reused with the eremite
* In the comics, we learned that the master of horror make up, Lon Chaney, is a cenobite, and we can see in "Dark Watch" a cenobite with the face of Vic Rattleheads, the mascot of Megadeth,band which mades a song for the movie "Shocker"
* Both this movie and "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***" features skinner
* There are two instances of dragons in the slasherverse, both in Evil Dead's comics, we can imagine a retcon where they are eremite

### **Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988)**

* Julia is inspired by the "*bride of Frankenstein*"
* The asylum scene is referenced by the "***Re-Animator***"
* Both "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***" and "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***" feature a bed as a gateway to hell

### **Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth (1992)**

* The club "the boiler room" could be a reference to Freddy's lair
	+ Both "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***" and this movie featured dreams (with the scenes with the father of Joey Summerskill) and a bed as a gateway for hell
* We can see when Joey is escaping the pseudo-cenobite a café called "Elm Street Café," an obvious reference to "a nightmare on Elm Street."

### **Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996)**

* Lemarchand and Delisle are the same characters in the comics, the comics also mention that we lose some information about Lemarchand during WWII
* Kevin Yagher (see below) and Stewart Gordon ("***Re-Animator***") should have directed "Hellraiser Bloodline". This movie was directed by Kevin Yagher and Joe Chappelle ("***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers***")

### **Hellraiser V: Inferno (2000)**

* human cenobite's pet first appeared in the comics

### **Hellraiser VI: Hellseeker (2002)**

* The suffocating death is inspired by "***Black Christmas***"
* Raz Mesinai who worked in the music department of the previous film also composed unused tracks for this film

### **Hellraiser VII: Deader (2005)**

* "Reanimated by cenobite's spell" first appears in comics
* Lorne Balfe composer of the music of the short "*Hellraiser : Origins*", work in the music department
* Gary J Tunnocliffe, Mike J Regan (see their entries in Master of Horror), Steven Lawrence (Make up/FX artist in "**Hellraiser VI: Hellseeker**" and "***Hellraiser VIII: Hellworld***") and Henning Lohner (composer) also worked on the short "*No More Souls: One Last Slice of Suffering*"

### **Hellraiser VIII: Hellworld (2005)**

* Both "***Seed of Chucky***" and this movie feature fiction counting reel event
* A character mentions that Leviathan's room came from the school of architecture founded by Norman Bates
* The archetype of the "Harbinger", almost created in "***Friday the 13th Part. 3: 3-D***", is here nearly reused with the host
* The host is played by horror legend Lance Henriksen who already played John Milton in "***Scream 3***"

### **Hellraiser: Revelations (2011)**

* The names of most of the characters are a reference to two horrors: Icon Craven ("***Nightmare On Elm Street, 1984***", "***Shocker***" or "***Scream 1-4***") and Bradley (name of the first pinhead's actor)

### **Hellraiser: Judgment (2018)**

* Adam and Eve, who are mentioned in this movie, briefly appeared in an "*Army of Darkness*" comic ("long road home"); in these comics, the seven deadly sins are based on the design of the cenobites
* Angels appear in "*Army of Darkness vs. Army of Light*" and Cherubins in "*Hellraiser: Dark Watch*"
* Heather Langenkamp, Nancy in "A nightmare on Elm Stree, 1984" plays the landlady in the film

### **Hellraiser (2022)**

* David Bruckner also directed two fragments of "***Creepshow, 2019***", "*The Man in the Suitcase*" and "*The Companion*"
	+ "*Man in the Suitcase*" has some similarities with "***Hellraiser, 1984***" both showing devils who can be summoned with a box
* The Crate in which the lament configuration was could be a reminiscence of The Crate from "***Creepshow, 1983***"
* The Asphyx bear similarity to the suffocation death of "***Black Christmas***"
* This is not the first time we've seen a female Pinhead. Besides the time when Kirsty became Pinhead or in the original novel where Pinhead is described with a female voice, we can see a female pinhead in the toy collection "Horror bishoujo"by kotobukiya alongside female versions of Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Chucky, Ash Williams or Leatherface
	+ This is kind of the second time we can see a gender swap in the slasherverse with Chucky possessing Nica in "***Cult of Chucky***"
* This movie bears resemblance to "***Evil Dead, 2013***", Both are remakes with a female protagonist, an ex drug addict with a protective brother, who summons demons with an old artifact in an abandoned house
	+ This movie follows a trend for horror remakes that use the same title as the originals : "***Psycho, 1998***", "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 2003***", "***Black Christmas, 2006***", "***Halloween, 2007***", "***Friday the 13th, 2009***", "***Nightmare on Elm Street, 2010***", "***Evil Dead, 2013"***, "***Child's Play 2019***" and "***Hellraiser, 2022***"
		- They also came in the same order (even though "***Evil Dead, 2013***" and "***Hellraiser, 2022***" aren't really reboots): "***Psycho, 1960***", "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***", "***Black Christmas, 1974***", "***Halloween, 1978***", "***Friday the 13th, 1980***", "***Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***", "***Evil Dead, 1981***", "***Child's Play, 1988***" and "***Hellraiser, 1987***"

### **Nightbreed(1990)**

* Nightbreed has a crossover with Hellraiser in "Jihad" and maybe in "*Hellraiser: Dark Watch*" which confirms that there are lots of different species in Hellraiser continuity
* Like Doug Bradley and Craig Sheffer, Simon Bamford (Butterball/Ohnaka), Nicholas Vince (Shatterer I /Kinski) and Catherine Chevalier (Tiffany's mother in "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***"/Rachel, Babette's mother) all portrayed "similar" characters in both franchises: an anti-hero in a leather jacket for Craig sheffer, the hell priest for Dough Bradley, a mother for Catherine Chevalier, demons for Simon Bamford and Nicholas Vince
	+ That follows the fact that cenobites and tribes of the moon are two sides of the same coin, and the fact that evil has the same shape, like Tom Morga who portrayed Jason, Roy Burns, Leatherface and Michael Myers, or Kane Hodder for Jason, Freddy's hand, in a few scenes, Leatherface (he also played him in the Game) and Victor Crowley
	+ Oliver Parker even played Peloquin (see masked actor)

### **Master of Illusions(1995)**

* Harry D'amour appears in the comics "*Hellraiser: Dark Watch*" and the novel "*Scarlet gospel*"

## Child's plays

### **Child's plays (1988)**

* Crossovers
* The closet scene is a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***"
* The trilogy takes place in the same state as "***Halloween, 1974***" (Illinois)

### **Child's plays 2 (1990)**

* A skateboard shows ersatz of Freddy and Jason
* Chucky Arms Off is an homage to "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***"
* Both "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***" and this movie" feature evil toy companies
* A character falling through the stair of a basement is a reference to "***Evil Dead, 1981***"
* Mattson's death is a reference to the suffocating death of "***Black Christmas***"
* The opening scene is inspired by "***Halloween, 1978***"
* The scene where Barclay goes to school could have a similar set to "***Halloween, 1978***"

### **Child's plays 3: Look Who's Stalking (1991)**

* *Colonel Cochran's names sounds similar to, Conal Cochran from Halloween III: Season of the Witch, 1982"*
	+ They could be relative
* The red spiral of the opening is similar to the opening of "***Evil Dead II: Dead By Dawn***" and later in "***Evil Dead III: Army of Darkness***"

* comics
	+ In the prequel comic "*Night of the Living Dolls*", Jason's mask and machete, Freddy's gloves, and Leatherface's chainsaw can be seen on the cover of issue 1. A replica of the gloves is used by Chucky in the same issues, and Freddy is also mentioned in the second issue. Innovation had at this period the right for "***Child's play, 1988***", "***Psycho***" and "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***" in comics
		- The parapsy who mentioned Elm Street, plus a monster in a bayou before "***Hatchet***"
	+ Chucky uses the claw of Freddy in an issue
	+ The comics briefly mention the "Markham Asylum" ode to Lovecraft
	+ This comic also features a species called the living dolls, who are basically living dolls. This species could explain the Yamaoka statues (even though it's a reference to "Doctor Who")
		- One of the living dolls is a teddy bear with claws like a glove, a hat and the pullover of Freddy (plus an overall)
	+ We can see the Bates Motel from "***Psycho***" in an amusement park. We can also see Chucky remade the scene in the bathroom.

### **Bride of Chucky (1998)**

* Everybody knows that Jason and Michael Myers' masks, Leatherface's chainsaw, and Freddy's gloves are in the locker room
	+ The deer head in the locker room could be a reference to "Evil Dead"
	+ An urban legend claims that we can see "the crate" from "Creepshow"
* The "nailed death" is a reference to "Hellraiser"
* A deleted scene apparently shows an impersonator of Elvis Presley marrying Cucky and Tiffany
* This movie and the show take place in the same state as in "***A Friday the 13th, 1980***" and "***Creepshow, 1982***" "(New Jersey)
* The poster for the film is based on "***Scream 2***"
	+ This movie, along with "***Wes Craven's New Nightmare***", "***Scream***" and "***Scream 2***" is the fourth meta horror film

### **The** **Seed of Chucky (2004)**

* This film and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise present a family of killers.
* The intro POV shot is a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***"
* Originally, Chucky should have gone to the Bates Motel from "***Psycho***" but it was cancelled due to the right issue
* The sufffocating death we can see in the closet is a reference to "***Black Christmas***"
* The fake movie Chucky Goes Psycho is an ode to "***Psycho***"
	+ The shower killing scene, the "I wouldn't even hurt a fly" of Glenn/Glenda and the fact that Glenn/Glenda are non-gender-conforming are homages to "***Psycho***"

### **Curse of Chucky (2013)**

* The title is inspired by "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers*** "
* The "Play with This"  by Andy Barclay is an ode to Ash Williams' catchphrase "Swallow This"
* The suffocating death is a reference to "***Black Christmas***"
* The movie came with 4 promotionnals video called "Chucky Invades Your Favorite Horror Movies," where Chucky appeared in "Drag Me to Hell" and "Psycho" (and also in "Mama" and "The Purge")
* Chucky getting up in the background is a reference to "Halloween, 1978"
* Even though it's a reference to "Burn Notice" it's funny to note that both Charles Lee and Ash in season 2 of "Ash vs. The Evil Dead" (and Bruce Campbell in "My Name is Bruce") wear Hawaiian shirts

### **Cult Of Chucky (2017)**

* With this movie, all the licenses take place once in an asylum (even if Chucky already goes to an asylum in "*Night of the Living Dolls*")
* We can see that Andy has a knuckle with a claw like Freddy
* The intro is a reference to "***Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers***"
* "A boy's best friend is his mother" is a quote from "***Psycho***"
* The cross made with two branches could be an homage to "***Evil Dead, 1981***" plus this is the tombstone for the severed arm of Chucky, like in "***Evil Dead II: Dawn Of the Dead***"

### **Child's Play (2019)**

* The "Zed Mart" is heavily inspired by "S-Mart" from "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"
* "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***" is featured in a TV
* The scene with the face of the pumpkin could be either a reference to Leatherface in the Texas chainsaw massacre franchise or a reference to the Jack-o'-Lantern scene in "***H40***"

### Season 1

* the introduction of the pilot is a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***"
* Bree Wheeler is played by Lexa Doig who already played Rowan Lafontaine in "***Jason X***"
* The garden shears Jake hesitate to use to kill Lexy is an homage to "***The Burning"***, "***Friday the 13th part. V: New beginning***"
* The theater massacre is reminiscent to the opening of "***Scream 2***"
* The podcast of Devon begins with "Hello Hackenslasher", which could maybe be a reference to "Hack/Slash" the comic that has a crossover with Chucky
* The flashback in the episode 2 with a young Charles Lee Ray in clown disguise in 1965 is a refernce to the opening scene of "***Halloween, 1978***" which takes place in 1963
* The Chucky dummy has a hockey mask similar to Jason Voorhees
* In the episode 2, the mayor mentions Dr. Mixter who is a reference to the character from "***Halloween II, 1981***"
	+ Who is more inspired by dr. Sartain from "H40"
* the closet scene in the episode 3 is a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***" (and "***Child's Play, 1988***")
* The urban legend of the apple with a razor blade during Halloween night has already been portrayed in "***Halloween II, 1981***"
* in episode 3 Jack has a Jason Voorhees Necklace
* In the episode "*An Affair to dispear"* similarly as Dr. Hill in "***Re-Animator***" the severed head of Chucky commands his body
* In episode 3, Lexy is singing "Don't Fear the Reaper" a song that also appears in "***Halloween, 1978***"
* The episode 3 letters are formed by gardening tools, some of which have already been used, like the shovel by Ash, the sickle by Leslie and Jason, the scythe also by Jason, and the gardening cultivator by Freddy
* The severed arms of Nica could be a reference to Ash Williams in "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***"
	+ Plus, her prosthesis is similar to the one in "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"
* We can see "Frankenstein, 1931"

### Season 2

* The carved pumpkin in the opening of the first episode of the second season could be a reference to "Halloween II" which is the name the name of the episode
* Glen saying "We wouldn't harm a fly" is a direct reference to "***Psycho***"
* Sam Gavin is an homage to Samuel Loomis and his actor, John Gavin from "***Psycho***"
* Chucky calling Devon is a reference to "Scream", the fact there is two chucky in the school is also a reference to "Scream", the defibrillator's death is a reference to "SCRE4M" and both the final and "***SCREAIVI***" take place in 2023 and in New York.
* In the episode 3, we can see shots from "***Darkman***" and "***Psycho 2***". Thanks to the AoD comics, we know the "***Darkman***" movie exists within an in-universe movie
* Chucky dressed as a phantom for Halloween, hunting a young woman trying to sleep with somebody, is a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***"
* The Chucky almost drowning in holy Water could be an ode to the nitrogen death from "***Jason X***"
* Tiffany killing Meg is a reference to "Psycho"
* In the episode 3, when the protagonists torture Chucky à la "*Clockwork Orange*", we can see "The Thing 1982" and "Psycho 2" similarly as in "A Nightmare on Elm Street". "The Thing" is a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***" where we can also see "The Thing" but not the original.
	+ We can see an extract from "*The Thing 1982*" in "***Halloween Kills***"
* Like Leatherface, Victor Crowley, Mia Allen or Ash Chucky, use a Chainsaw in the final
	+ Lexy covered in blood avenging her family with a chainsaw is similar to "***Evil Dead 2013***"
* The emotionless child killing her family on a holiday with a big kitchen knife could be a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***"
* The face of chucky after Lexy uses the chainsaw on him bears a resemblance to Pinhead from "Hellraiser"
* Chucky appears alongside Michael Myers in a commercial for this show and "***Halloween Kills***"

### Season 3

* Miss Cunningham could be a reference to Chris Cunningham, the director of the first "Friday the 13th"The cab driver in episode 3's mention of the AI talkative doll is a reference to the reboot "Child's Play 2019"
* Chucky mentioned "Elm Street" in episode 3
* The Lawyer of Tiffany mentions "Elvis."
* We can see the Amityville House; it's not the first time there is a reference to this case or movie; in "Ash vs. The Evil Dead" episode 1 season 2, the bleeding ceiling is an ode to the movie
	+ the episode "Home" from "***Ash** **Vs. Evil Dead***" also make a reference to "Amytiville" with the bleeding wall
	+ This episode takes place in the same state as "***The Burning***", "***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan***", "***SCREAIVI***" and the last episode of the second season (New York)
* We can see "Bride of Frankenstein" in episode 4

## Creepshow

### **Creepshow (1982)**

* The undead from different stories have the same characteristics as the slasher in "Hack/Slash"
* The creep is a character who makes a bridge between fiction and the "real world", like Himself in "Wes Craven's New Nightmare"
* **Father's Day**
	+ The ashtray makes a link between every segment, from the film or the show
* **The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verril**
	+ The meteor is an homage to the blob. Even if it's not official, the "Venus Flytrap" from "Creepshow 2" could be from the same species, both are growing plants. The fungus creature from the TV show is also a parasite which has green slime.
	+ Like "Meter Reader", "The Things in Oakwood's Past" or "The Parent Deathtrap" takes place near Castle Rock
* **The Crate**
	+ Apparently "Julia Carpenter" is a reference to John Carpenter, he directed "The Thing" the same year as the Creepshow, which takes place in Antarctica when the Julia Carpenter expedition takes place in the Arctic
* **They're Creeping Up On You**
	+ The music at the beginning is the one at the end of "Evil Dead

### **Creepshow 2 (1987)**

* We can hear the theme of "***Halloween II, 1981***" in the trailer
* The Castle of the Creep is a reference to a promotional poster from the first film. This castle appears several times in the TV show
	+ **the Raft**
		- The teenager from "the raft" came from Horlicks University, the university of the segment "the crate"
			* We can see during some transitions of the first season a monster called "Slime", It could be the monster from the raft
	+ **Chief wood'nhead**
		- The chief could be a living doll from Chucky
		- In the segment "Old Chief wood'nhead" we can see Creepshow comics
		- violin shower scene, music plays when the wooden Indian raises his knife
	+ **The hitchhiker**
		- The hitchhiker is a living dead reanimated by his rage, like the Slasher of Hack/slash
		- Like "***Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***" the antagoniste is a hitchhiker

### **Season 1**

* **Gray matter**
	+ The original crate is where the creep keeps his comics
	+ Adrienne Barbeau from the crate plays Dixie, she also plays a Dj at the radio in "By the Silver Water of Lake Champlain" and a secretary in "Halloween, 2007"
	+ The foam and the liquid are references to "***The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill***"
* **House of the head**
	+ Bub's headphone from "Day of the Dead" (The character of Bub was referenced in "***AoD vs. Re-Animator***")
	+ Bass of Lemmy kilmister (Motörhead composed a song for "***Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth***" called "*Hellraiser*")
	+ The tongue-Phone and the hat of freddy
	+ The tape recorder and the boomstick from "Evil Dead"
	+ The chainsaw and hitchhiker camera from "Texas Chainsaw"
	+ We can see in a transition the Werewolf from the comics of the first film
	+ The Indian is a reference to the second film
	+ John Harrison, the director of this segment, is the composer of the first Creepshow
	+ The Ashtray is in the dollhouse and is in apparently every sepisodes

* **Bad wolf down**
	+ Jeffrey Combs (the Re-Animator) plays a Nazi
* **The Finger**
	+ The protagonist is drinking the beer Harrow, same as in "Gray matter"
	+ We can see the paw
* **All Hallow Eve**
	+ We can see this at the beginning of the episode "Night of the Living Dead", directed by Romero
	+ A character mentions Michael Myers
	+ We can see a Leatherface mask in the tree fort
	+ The Golden Dragon died like Freddy Krueger in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***", Michael Myers in "***Halloween II, 1981***" or Cropsy in "The Burning"
* **The companion**
	+ The companion could be a living doll from "chucky: Night of the Living Doll"
	+ Graffiti says "Jimmy is a dead fuck" a reference to "***Friday the 13th Part. IV: The Final Chapter***"
	+ The plants of creepshow 2 appear in a transition right after the end of this segment
	+ The companion and the Djinn are played by Carey Jones
	+ The raping branch is a reference to "Evil Dead"
	+ We can see comics of Creepshow
* **Lydia Lane, better half**
	+ The transition where the Creep is behind a window is a reference to "Creepshow"
	+ The monster of this episode could be a slasher from "Hack/Slash" or a repeater from "Hatchet 2"
* **Night of the paw**
	+ Herbert West was an ex-owner of the paw
	+ The paw also kind of appeared in the comic "*Army of Darkness Halloween Specials*" It's a chicken foot
	+ In the comics, we can see the tomb of Nathan Graham from "Creepshow"
		- This page also appeared in "The Finger"

* **Times is Tough in Musky Holler**
	+ A character is played by David Arquette, actor of Dewey in the Scream Saga
	+ A variant cover of "HACK SLASH 15TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL" shows Cassie Hack with zombies in a Baseball stadium
	+ In the episode, Times Is Tough in Musky Holler, the victims are buried up to their heads with Videocameras above, recording them. This is just like in the first Creepshow Movie, in the story, Something To Tide You Over.
* **Skincrawlers**
	+ The Horlicks Observatory is mentioned; Horlicks is the university in the first film
	+ We can hear Adrienne Barbeau on the radio, actress of "Gray Matter" and "The Crate"

### Specials

* **Survivor Type**
	+ The man severing his foot could be a reference to "Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn", even if it's the adaptation of a novel of S. King
	+ Nicotero is a obvious reference to Greg Nicotero
* **Twittering From the Circus of the Dead**
	+ The Ticket Man is based on Greg Nicotero
	+ Blake Jokingly says "*Zombie Cheerleader*" and "***Hack/Slash***" had a crossover with "*Zombie Vs. Cheerleader*"
* **ShapeShifter anonymous**
	+ An old Romani woman curses the protagonist in a similar way as in "***Drag Me to hell***"
	+ The monsters are a kind of zoomorph that we already see; we have werewolves in different media and men that can transform into snakes in "*Army of Darkness VS. Army of Light*" a goatman in "*Hack/Slash vs. Halloweenman*", a ratman and a catman in "*Twenty Minutes with Cassandra*"

### Season 2

* **Model Kid**
	+ This segment could take place in the same reality as "***Scream***,", "***Wes Craven's New Nightmare***" and "***My Name is Bruce***" due to the fictionalization of different characters
	+ We can see toys of the creep, the Companion, Fluffy and the event of "Pesticide"
	+ We can see the creature of the black Lagoon, the creature of Frankenstein, mommies and werewolves all appearing in some comics during the transition of the show, such as Army of Darkness comics or Hack/Slash comics
	+ We can see masks of a skeleton, a witch and a pumpkin, among others similar to "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***" we also can see a clown mask reminiscences to the one of young Michael Myers in "***Halloween, 1978***"
	+ The "Paint-a-Monster statues" have been teased since season 1 on the promotional pages
	+ Aunt Barb has a similar outfit to Jessica Kimble in "Jason Goes to Hell"
	+ The ashtray is in Joe's room
	+ The segment is similar to the main story of "***Creepshow, 1982***"
* **Television of the dead**
	+ The episode is an explicit crossover with "Evil Dead" The Necronomicon is THE Necronomicon with the same look and backstory, and it came from Kandar. Ted Raimi (Writer of the films, brother of Sam Raimi, and Actor of Henrieta Knowby)played himself and the owner of the Necronomicon, which was in his fruit cellar (Like in the saga), and the possessed Muppet could even be a throwback to the Muppet Ash in "Ash Vs. Evil Dead" season 2, or "Army of Darkness vs. Classic Monster.".
		- The Possessed Ted Raimi has the same look, ability and Voice as a Deadite, he just doesn't say "join us" or "I'm going to swallow your soul", but says something really similar and that doesn't really change anything about the fact that it's a deadites.
		- Even if the original "Khandar Estrada khandos thrus indactu nosfrandus khandar dematos khandar." is not really spoken during the episode, in the comic's introduction, the Creep says we are to say "Kanda!!! estrada!!! klaatu berada Nikto!", which is a reference to the original quote, and "Klaatu Berada Nikto" from "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"
		- and the spell is "Kandah astrada dos alomino Nosferaten Valo mortem", Nosferaten is a reference to the Nosfrandus of the original
	+ We can see A mask of Michael Myers in the background of the scene of the first possession
	+ Norm Roberts paints a cabin similar to the one in "Evil Dead" we can also see the broken bridge
	+ The muppet is called Henrietta, like Henrietta Knowby from "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***" played by Ted Raimi by the way
	+ The deadite Ted Raimi has a similar look to Nathan Graham, and he also mimics the voice of the father of Bookberry
	+ We can allegedly see Freddy's glove alongside Myers' mask
* **dead and breakfast**
	+ Spinster is inspired by Norman/Norma Bates
	+ The Grantham Family ashtray can be seen on the desk in between the lamp and computer monitor
* **Pesticide**
	+ The story is inspired by the last segment of "***Creepshow, 1984***", we can also read in the comics introduction "***They're Creeping Up On You***"
	+ Ashley Laurence, Kirsty from "***Hellraiser, 1987***", "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***", "***Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth***", "***Hellraiser Hellseeker***" and "*Hellraiser Dark Watch*" plays the psychologist
	+ We can see a character dressed like the "hitchhiker" from the segment of the same name in "***Creepshow 2***"
	+ We can see a Lemarchand box from "***Hellraiser, 1987***" at the psychologist's office, played by Cotton from Hellraiser, so she could be Kirsty, who changes her identity
* **The right snuff**
	+ the earth is also unlivable in "***Jason X***"

* **Sibling Rivalry**
	+ The ashtray is on Mrs. Porter's desk
	+ The Vampires in this episode have the same weakness as the deadite: dismemberment. There are lots of links between dadites and vampires; Dracula and Eva are recurring characters in AoD comics, and vampires are mentioned in an episode of "Ash Vs. Evil Dead" even if it's more of a joke
		- The vampires in the episode bear resemblance to the ones in Fright Night, directed By Tom Holland, director of "Child's Play"

* **Pipe scream**
	+ A man who attacks his possessed hand with dishes and, after catching this entity with a bucket, uses the tentacle is a reference to "Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn"
	+ The name of the entity is a throwback to Fluffy in the first "Creepshow"
	+ The ashhtray is on the table of Janet
	+ We can see Robert the doll, a possible inspiration for "***Child's Play***"
	+ The black goo like monster is inspired by the raft
	+ During the transition, we can see a face mask that could be a reference to "***Evil Dead, 1981***"'s Necronomicon or the "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***" face mask
	+ The cellar Door in the transition in between the segments is apparently a reference to "The Crate" but it's more similar to the "Evil Dead" fruit cellar
	+ Victoria Smoot is played by Barbara Crampton, Megan Halsey in "***Re-Animator***"
* **Within the wall of madness**
	+ It's a reference to two Lovecraft books: "Mountain of Madness" and "Rats in the Wall"
	+ The look of the old one is similar to the ones in "***AoD vs.*** ***Re-Animator***" and "ED2: Dark Ones Rising."
* **Late Show**
	+ The creature of "Horror Express" may have inspired the segment "The Crate" from the first "creepshow"
	+ A Cyclops briefly appears before the episode, we also briefly see a cyclop in "AoD vs. Xena... what again"

### Season 3

* **Mums**
	+ The bottle of "Pappy Grantham" is a reference to the first creepshow
	+ The millicians are similar to the ones shown in the first season of "Ash Vs. the Evil Dead"
	+ The tree tentacle, the shovel kill and the little house in the wood are references to "evil dead"
	+ The mother has the same kind of power as different slashers from Hack/Slash (one can control dead animals), and she's a reminiscence of the aquatic undead of the first film
	+ The ashtray is on the table kitchen
	+ In the Mums Segment, thorns are a major theme in the segment. Towards the end, you can clearly see the scratch on Jacks arm, it is in the shape of the Germanic/Nordic letter "Thorn," a line with an attached triangle or o in its center in similar way as "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers*"**
	+ This segment is similar to "Model kid"
	+ The militia is similar as the one in "**Ash Vs. the Evil Dead**" and the one we will see in "meet the Belasko"
* **Queen Bee**
	+ The practical effect and the style of this segment are inspired by Brian Yuzna Style, productor and director of the second and third installments of the trilogy "***Re-Animator***"
	+ The name of the hospital is "Haddonfield Myers", a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***"
	+ The episode is inspired by "***Halloween II, 1981**"*
* **Skeleton in the closet**
	+ In the props' museum we can see lots of props from different slasherverse movie:Hand of the creature of the lack lagoon (even it's not really a slasherverse movie, the creature from the black lagoon appears in different work of the slasherverse) and a bust; a mask and the knife of Micheal Myers; glove of Freddy, he also appears in silhouette; a bust of Jason in "***Goes to hell***", one of his regular mask and one of his machete; comics, the ashtray and the Creep of "***Creepshow***"; the body of Norma Bates from "***Psycho***"; chainsaw of Leatherface in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***", the one of the first "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974*** " is mentioned, Leatherface also appears in silhouette; chainsaw and Kandarian dagger from "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***", a deadite from "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***", the license plate of the delta from "***Ash vs. The Evil Dead"***; Pinhead also appears in silhouette
		- There is also The Orb of Phantasm (directed by Don cosquareli, director of "***Bubba Hot-tep***")
	+ The episode makes some explicit references to the slasherverse, like the POV shot of the Killer, a reference to "***Halloween, 1978***", the mummified parents, and the shower scene, which are references to "***psycho***", the skeleton with a chainsaw, a reference to "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***" and the stop-motion skeleton, a reference to "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***"
	+ The episode takes place in the same reality as "***Wes Craven's New Nightmare***", "***Scream***" or "***My name is Bruce***"
	+ A charcter quote the "*Wizard of Oz*" "I'm Melting" like Ash in the episode 9 of season 3 of "***Ash Vs. Evil Dead***"
* **Familiar**
	+ The story implies that fluffy is a familiar
	+ This segment is a bit similar to "Drag Me to Hell"
	+ The demon uses the same ability as a deadite to mimic the voice
	+ Fawn is an "aqua-slasher" like in the first movie
	+ The name of the fortune-teller is Boone, maybe a reference to the protagonist of "***Nightbreed***"
	+ The ashtray is on a shelf
* **Last Tsuburaya**
	+ Another crate references
	+ The antagonist could be a throwback to the antagonist of ***"Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth***"
	+ The episode mentioned Kappas, which are turtle-human-like creatures from the Japanese mythology who use orifices like anus to eat soul, like the soul sucker from "***Bubba Ho-tep***"
	+ The Ashtray is on a desk
* **Ok I'll Bite**
	+ "Bugs. The miserable philosophy of Upson Pratt" Upson Pratt being the character in ***"They're Creeping up on You"***
	+ The ashtray is a the desk of the hearing parole
* **Stranger sings**
	+ We can see lots of Greek monsters in "AoD vs. Xena" and  "AoD Xena... What again" but not any Siren
	+ "Stranger Things" appears in "Dead by Daylight."
* **Meter Reader**
	+ This segment is inspired by the "Evil Dead" saga, a person who fights a possessed family; dismemberment is the only way to kill possession; the climax takes place in a cave; the character even puts a belt on her chest like Ash in "Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn"
	+ The possessed ones have the same eyes as the spawn of the Taker Of Soul in "Evil Dead 2013", even if it's a coincidence. Vomiting possessed is a reference to "The Exorcist", and this kind of demonic possession was shown in "AoD vs. the Army of Light."
	+ The machete could be a reference to "Friday the 13th"
	+ This story, like "***The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill***" or "The Things in Oakwood's Past," takes place near Castle Rock
* **Time out**
	+ We can see the paw
	+ the ashtray is in a drawer
* **The Things in Oakwood's past**
	+ At the beginning, the journalist mentions Horllicks and the exposition of Julia Carpenter's exposition and mentions a crate (we don't know if it's the same one as in the first film due to the hit path in the film); this is an explicit reference to "Creepshow"
		- and at the end we can ear "what's been found at Ryder's Quarry" this is where the crate has been disposed
	+ During the transition, we can see the voodoo doll from "Creepshow" and the name of the TV channel is "Creep TV," like the web series, which has a crossover with "Dead by Daylight"
	+ The name of the mayor and his daughter is a reference to Bernie Wrightson who work on art department of "***Creepshow"***
	+ In the segment "The Things in Oakwood's Past," the reporter's name, Mac Kamen, is a reference to Jack Kamen, the EC Comics artist who drew the cover of the comic as well as the comic book panels in the original 1982 film CREEPSHOW.
* **Drug traffic**
	+ We can see a beer called "Woodenhead chief" reference to "Creepshow 2" interesting to notice that in "Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash: Nightmare Warriors" we can see a beer based on Henry the Red
* **A dead girl named sue**
	+ This episode has no connection with anything beside the fact that it's apparently a spin of "Night of the Living Dead", which cannot be connected to the slasherverse due to the fact it's a post-apocalyptic franchise, so "Times is Tough in Musky Holler" could also be connected to this franchise

### Season 4

* **Twenty Minutes with Cassandra**
	+ In the introduction with the selling items, there is "Horrible Hands" a severed hand, plus the deliveryman got his right arm severed, which could be a callback to "Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn"
	+ The alternative girl called Cassie is similar to Cassie Hack from "Hack/Slash" The other woman will later use a custom baseball bat like in the comics, but that could be a reference to Negan from "Walking Dead" also produced by Nicotero
* **Smile**
	+ Like "***Bride of*** ***Re-Animator***" the flashback takes place in South America during a civil war
	+ The monster of this episode is similar to the aqua undead from "Creepshow", plus, like in "Friday the 13th" there is a drowning child
* **The Hat**
	+ A character mentions Lovecraft (Creator of Cthulhu, Re-Animator or even the Necronomicon)
		- She also mentions Tom Holland, even if it's not the Chucky one
* **Grieving Process**
	+ The plastic bag death scene is a reference to "Black Christmas"
	+ Somebody Falling from the stairs directly into the basement before being eaten by a zombie-like creature is something that happens several times in the Evil Dead saga
	+ The cannibalistic family could be inspired by "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***"
* **The Parent Deathtrap**
	+ Violet Myers is a reference to Michael Myers
	+ The episode reused element of "Father Day" we can also see Grantham's Ashtray
	+ The father could be inspired by dr. Hill from "***Re-Animator***"
	+ This segment takes place in "Castle Rock"
	+ The expending Jaws could be a reference to "Army of Darkess"
	+ "Parent Death Trap" - Lyle and Violet's marriage certificate shows that they were married on May 26, 2022 at the Savini Court House by "The Right and Honorable Roberto Rodriguez". The names of are references to Tom Savini and Robert Rodriguez.
* **Meet the Belaskos**
	+ The mother works at Horlicks observatory
	+ The Vampire version of Anna is similar to the Winged deadite from "***Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness***" (it's implied in "Army of Darkness Vs. Vampirella" that they are possessed vampires)
* **Cheat Code**
	+ The death by suffocation is a reference to "Black Christmas"
	+ The alien has been teased since season 1 in the promotional pages
* **Something Borrowed, something Blue**
	+ The monster of the episode is heavily inspired by the great old ones
* **George Romero in 3-D**
	+ The crate where the "Brain Rot" is a reference to "The Crate"
	+ The machete could be a reference to Jason Voorhees
* **Baby teeth**
	+ The mother Daughter relationship is similar to the relation between Norma and Norman Bates
	+ A character jokingly says "Friday The 13th style"

## Others

### **Hatchet (2006)**

* All the film and the ending are direct references to "Friday the 13th"
	+ This film is almost a campfire horror film like "Friday the 13th"
* Shawn will say in the movie that "maybe you have to shoot him 6 times" a reference to Michael Myers in "***Halloween, 1978***"
* In the flashback, we can see three children dressed as a skaleton (similar to the one of Silver Shamrock in "***Halloween III: Season of the Witch***"), a clown (similar to the one of Michael Myers in "***Halloween, 1978***") and a pig (similar to the 10 years later "Leatherface" even though it may be a reference to "Motel Hell")
* Hatchet is a reference to the urban legend "Hatchet Face" and to the main weapon of Jason Voorhees
* His story line is based on the stories of Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers
	+ And the design is based on the design of Marz Madman

### **Hatchet II (2010)**

* A character mentioned Jason Voorhees and Leslie Vernon
* We can see the final girl of Frozen at the tv
* The name of the species of Victor is the repeater, they could be a subspecies of the slasher of "HACK/SLASH"
* Hatchet has a crossover with "Hack/slash"
* All Leatherface, Victor Crowley, Ash and Chucky in the show use chainsaw
* The storyline with the uncle and the killers of Victor Crowley is an ode to the plot of Nightmare license
* Tom Holland (director of "Child's Play") played the uncle of Marybeth
* Marybeth is portrayed by Danielle Harris, actress of Jamie Loyd in the Halloween saga

### **Hatchet III (2013)**

* Amanda Fowler could be Stretch from "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2/3***"
* Like the Evil Dead Trilogy, the Hatchet Trilogy is a full movie divided into three
* Abbott McMullen is portrayed by Sid Haig of the Horror Legends (who also played Chester Chesterfield in "***Halloween, 2007***")
* Fun Fact: Bj Mcdonnel directed the clip "*Repentless*" of Slayer, where Tyler Mane (Bernard in "***Victor Crowley***", Michael Myers in "***Halloween, 2007***" and "***Halloween II, 2009***"), Tony Moran (Michael Myers at age 23, even though he is 21 in "***Halloween, 1978***"), Joe Knetter (mentioned in the credit of "***Victor Crowley***"), James Logan (stuntman in "***Halloween, 2007***"), Nick Principe (a hunter in "***Hatchet 2***" and also Chromeskull himself), Danny Trejo (Ismael Cruz in "***Halloween, 2007***") and Sean Whalen (Randy in "***Hatchet 3***" and Beck in "***Halloween II, 2009***") played in, Tony Gardner ( Fx and Make-Up artist in "***Evil Dead 2-3***", "***Darkman***", "***Master of Illusions***", "***Nightbreed***", "***Chucky seed-2020***") does the make-up and Scott Glasgow (composer of this film) did the scoring
* Fun Fact R.A. Milhalloff, Bill Mosely, Kane Odder, (see their entries in Masked Actor) and Dan Shanks (Michael Myers in "***Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers***") all played "themself" in "*Smothered*" and Bill Mosely, Adrienne Barbeau, Kane Odder, Tony Todd, Sid Haig, Dee Wallace (Cynthia Strode in "Halloween, 2007" among other) and Gunnar Hensen played in "Death House"

### **Victor Crowley (2017)**

* The ending is a reference to "***Curse of Chucky***"
* Andrew Yong's Band is called Haddonfield

### **Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (2006)**

* Leslie uses a sickle as a weapon of choice such as Jason in "***Friday the 13th Part. VII: The New Blood***"
* The opening scene with a waitress taking off the trash could be an homage to "Jason Goes to Hell."
* Chucky, Jason Voorhees (his actor Kane Odder even makes a cameo), Michael Myers and Freddy Krueger (the actor Robert Englund played Doc Halloran) are mentioned
	+ Kane Odder (see masked actor) is living in Elm street
	+ Doc Halloran inspired by Loomis, is played by Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger, and the uncle of Marybeth in "Hatchet")
* a jacket of Leslie is inspired by the one of "Akira" with the inscription "Stay Awake" as an ode to the drugs of "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3."
* Eugene is the Moaner from "Black Christmas" and could be the killer in "ToolBox Murders"
* Eugene has a Delta Oldsmobile, which is the signature car of Sam Raimi and the car of Ash William
* Eugene has a Lemarchant configuration
* The Title could be an homage to the music from "***Friday the 13th Part. VI: Jason Lives***" by Alice Cooper "He's back, the man behind the mask"
	+ Music mentioned in "Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash Nightmare Warrior"
* The "Rabbit in Red Lounge" is a reference to the matchbook from "***Halloween, 1978***" before getting used as a strip club in "***Halloween, 2007***"
* When Leslie Vernon is resurrecting, he could become a Slasher, living dead from Hack/Slash comics
* The real name of Leslie is Mancuso, a reference to the historic producer of the friday saga
* The ending features a song by Talking Heads, and a poster of Talking Heads is shown in "***Re-Animator***"

### **Frozen (2010)**

* Both "***Hatchet***" and "***Frozen***" are directed by Adam Marcus, have a cameo by Kane Odder, feature the logo of Newbury, and we can see the final girl of this movie in "***Hatchet II***"
* This movie takes place in the same state as "***Re-Animator***" (Massachusetts)

### **Hack/Slash (2012)**

* crossovers
* This is a canceled movie that would have been directed by "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)" and "Friday the 13th, 2009"'s Marcus Nispel, based on Tim Seeley Comics
* comics
	+ Chucky in the crossover mentioned Freddy, Jason and Michael
		- This part of the comic takes place in the bayou, like "Hatchet."In the crossover with "Army of Darkness Vs. Hack/Slash"
	+ we learn that the Slashers (the evil undead of the comics) are a subspecies of Deadites
	+ We discovered in the comic "Land of the Lost Toys" another subspecies called Dream Slasher, a callback to "A Nightmare on Elm Street"
	+ A character is called Jason Michaels
	+ A cartoonish version of Dekker from "***Nightbreed***" appears in a variant cover of "*Hack/Slash: Slice hard*"
	+ Both Halloween and this franchise have an immortal killer with a link to Samhain
	+ Mary Shelley Lovecraft is a obvious reference to Mary Shelley and H.P. Lovecraft
	+ Freddy Krueger is mentioned several times in Hack/slash comics; his pullover appears in the crossover with Evil Ernie and with Halloween Man; his glove is in "Slice Hard" and on cover A of issue 23, and there is a knockoff of him in the first comic
		- Charlie, a killer in Hack/Slash's "Land of the Lost Toys," is highly inspired by Freddy Krueger. He will become a possessed TeddyBear inspired by Chucky
	+ Norman Bates appears on the Cover of HACK/SLASH's "Land of the Lost Toys."
	+ The Tagline of the omnibus is "*She survived Halloween, Friday the 13th and Summer Camp*"
	+ A character named X-O in the comic Hack/Slash is based on Pinhead's design
	+ The ending of "Land of the Lost Toys" is heavily similar to the opening scene of "Bride of Chucky"

### **Black Christmas (1974)**

* The first seasonal slasher (and the first slasher ever) before "***Halloween, 1978***" and "***Friday the 13th, 1980***"
* "***Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon***" gives us the name of the villain and most of his motivation

### **Madman (1981)**

* The Killer is mentioned as a Slasher in the 16th issue of Hack/Slash.
* *An isolated house, a solitary and deranged individual, cruel killings and hidden corpses. Is a reference to "Psycho"*
* Victor Crowley, Jason Voorhees (in "***Friday the 13th, Part. 2***"), Chucky, Leslie Vernon and the killers of this flick wear overalls and have ruffled hair
	+ The trapper from "Dead by Daylight" also wears an overall
* All killers of "Friday the 13th", "The Burning" and "Hatchet" and this movie is based on campfire urban legend. Jason on the folklore about this date, Victor Crowley on Hatchet Face, Marz Madman and Cropsy ("the burning") are based on the urban legend named "Cropsy"
	+ The campfire scene is an homage to "***Friday the 13th, Part. 2***"
* The hung of meat is a reference to "***Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974***"
	+ And will be reused in the game "Dead By Daylight"

### **The Burning (1981)**

* This movie reused some elements of "Friday The 13th" and was released the same year as "Friday the 13th 2"
	+ Both Film have makeup by Tom Savini and take place in a camp.
* The circumstances surrounding the death of the Killer are really close to those of Freddy Krueger and Jason
* The Killer is mentioned to be a Slasher in the 16th issues of Hack/slash
* The "evil POV shot" is inspired by "***Halloween, 1978***"

### **Stage fright (1987)**

* The Killer and his pet are mentioned as slashers in the 16th issue of Hack/Slash.

* All "Leatherface", "Dead By Daylight" (with Amanda Young from "Saw") and "Stage Fright" have a killer with a mask made of animal
	+ And the pilot of "Ash Vs. Evil Dead" season 3 features a mascot

## Masked Actor

Lots of actors mentionned were also stunt coordinator or even make up artist in the movie they were playing.

### Friday the 13Th

* Tom Savini, Jason Voorhees (hitchhiker scene) in "***Friday the 13th part. 4: Final Friday***": see his entry in Master of horror
* Tom Morga, Jason Voorhees and Roy Burns in "***Friday The 13th part. V: The New Beginning***": he also played Michael Myer (bandaged scene) in "***Halloween 4: Returns of Michael Myers***", Leatherface in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***", and the stunt in "***Child's Play 3: Looks Who's Stalking***"Deadite (in "***Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn***" and "***Army Of Darkness***"), Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees ("***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason takes Manhattan***")Angelique, and Michael Myers in "***Halloween: Resurrection***" can appear in a mirror
* Kane Odder, Jason Voorhees in "Friday VII-Jason X": He played a FBI agent in "***Jason Goes To hell***", Leaterface in "***Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III***" and the game, the arm of Freddy in "***Jason Goes to Hell***", he will live on Elm Street "***Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon***", Ed Gein the inspiration of Leatherface and Norman Bates, makes a cameo in "***Frozen***" and he even played Michael Myers in "*Driving Lesson*" by Adam Green
* Dan Bradley, Jason Voorhees in "***Friday the 13th part. VI: Jason Lives***": he did the Stunt for "***Re-animator***" "***A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy's Revenge***" and "***Freddy's Dead: the Final nightmare***"
* Ken Kirzinger, Jason Voorhees in "***Freddy Vs. Jason***": Cook in "***Friday the 13th part. VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan***" and he also did the stunt for this film
* Douglas Tait, Jason Voorhees in "***Freddy Vs. Jason***": he also played Michael Myers in "***Halloween Kills***"
* Derek Mears, Jason Voorhees in "***Friday the 13th, 2009***": Hawes in "***Hatchet 3***"

### Halloween

* Dick Warlock, The Shape in "***Halloween II, 1981***": patrolman 3 in "***Halloween II, 1981***" and assassin in "***Halloween III: Season Of the Witch***", and did the stunts for "***Child's Play 2***", "**Child's Play 3: Look Who's Stalking**", and "***Friday the 13th part. V: New Beginning***"
* Jack Verbois, Ben Trammer in "***Halloween II, 1981***": he did stunts in "***Army of Sarkness***"
* Tom Morga, The Shape in "***Halloween 4: Returns of Michael Myers***": see his entry on Friday the 13th section
* George P. Wilbur, The shape in "***Halloween 4: Returns of  Michael Myers***" and "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers***": he did the stunt in "***Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers***" and "***Re-Animator***"
* Brad Hardin, the Shape in "***Hᚦlloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers***": he did make up for "***Hatchet***" (and also "Driving Lesson") and "***H2O***"
* Chris Durand, The shape in "***H20***": He played masked Ghostface in "***Scream 2***"
* Tyler Mane, the shape in "***Halloween, 2007***" and in "***Halloween II, 2009***": he played Bernard in "***Victor Crowley***"
* Casey Hendershot, the shape in "***Halloween, 2007***": He did stunts in "***Texas Chainsaw 3D***"
* Airon Armstrong, 1978 ***"Halloween kills***" and "***Halloween ends***": he already played Michael in the fan film "*Friday the 31th: Michael Vs. Jason*"
* Douglas Tait, the Shape in "***Halloween Kills***" and : see his entry on Friday the 13th section

### Texas Chainsaw Massacre

* Bill Mosely, Chop Top in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***" and Drayton in "***TEXAS CHAINSAW 3D***" : Captain Deadite in "***Army Of Darkness***", Captain Garrett "***Halloween, 2007***", and Buzz in *Black Ticket* "***Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series***"
* Tom Morga, Leatherface in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***": see his entry on Friday the 13th section
* R.A. Mihailoff, Leatherface in "***Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III***": he played Trent in "***Hatchet 2***"
* Kane Odder, Leatherface in "***Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III***": see his entry on the Friday the 13th section
* Andrew Bryniarski, Leatherface in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 2003***" and "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Bginning***" : he played a knock off version of Leaterfacer in th clip "Welcome to Horrorland" by Ice Nine Kills
	+ This clip features other cameos like: Scout Taylor-Compton (Laurie "***Halloween, 2007***", "***Halloween II, 2009***", Ricky Dean Logan  (Carlos in "***Freddy's Dead: Finale Nightmare***" he also played in the clip for "*Stabbing in the Dark*"), John Bloom (deleted scene of "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2***"), Brian W. Collins(title designer for "***hatchte 2***" and "***hatchte 2***"), Bill Moseley and Stu Charno (Ted in"Friday the 13th part. 2" ) is the nephew of the guitarist of the band
* Scott Martin Gershin, the voice of Leatherface in "***The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 2003***": sound editor of "***Darkman***"

### A Nightmare On Elm Street

* Robert Englund, Freddy Krueger in every instance except "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 2010***": he also played Doc Halloran "***Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon**"* and Sampson "***Hatchet***"
* Jim Doyle, Freddy Krueger in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***": he also worked as lead mechanical designer: special mechanical effects unit in "***Friday the 13th Part. VII: Ne Blood***"
* Charles Belardinelli, Freddy Krueger (building his glove) in "***A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984***": he did the special effects for "***Jason Goes To Hell***" and "***Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III***"
* Kane Odder, Freddy Krueger (Arm) in "***Jason Goes To Hell***": see his entry on the Friday the 13th section

### Child's Play

* Brad Dourif, Chucky in every instance of the saga, despite "***Child's Play, 2019***": he also played Ken Brakett in "***Halloween, 2007***" and "***Halloween II, 2009***"
* Ed Gale, Chucky in "***Child's Play, 1988***", "***Child's Play 2,***" and "***Bride Of Chucky***": He did stunts in "***Wes Craven's New Nightmare***" (and played Oscar in the TV show "Friday The 13th")
* Debbie Le Carrington, Chucky in "***Curse of Chucky***" and Tiffany in "***Bride of Chucky***": she did stunts in "***Wes Craven's new nightmare***" and she played herself in a deleted scene from "***Seed Of Chucky***"
* Mark Hamill, Chucky in "***Child's Play, 2019***": He also voiced in "Creepshow, 2019" Mayor Wrightson "The Things in Oakwood's Past"

### Hellraiser

* Doug Bradley, Pinhead from "***Hellraiser, 1987***" to "***Hellraiser VIII: Hellworld***" and even in "*Dead By Daylight*": He played Dirk Lylesberg in "***Nightbreed***"
* Nicholas Vince, shatterer in "***Hellraiser, 1987***" and "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***": he played Kinski in "***Nightbreed***"
* Simon Bamford, butterball  in "***Hellraiser, 1987***" and "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***": he played Ohnaka in "***Nightbreed***"
* Joni Avery, Angelique in "***Hellraiser 4: Bloodline***": She did stunts in "***scream 3***"
* Gary J. Tunniclif, see his entry in master of horror
* Mike J. Regan, see his entry in master of horror
* Snowy Highfield, Spike in "***Hellraiser VII: Deader"***, Bound II in "***Hellraiser VIII: Hellworld***": He does the make up in "***Halloween Resurrection***"
* Fred Tatasciore, voice of Pinhead in "***Hellraiser IX: Revelation***": He voiced Henrietta, Deadite Berserker and "Skeleton" in "*Evil Dead The Game*", and Deadite 1, Deadite 7, Bloated Corpse and Rail Boss in "E*vil dead regeneration* "
* Paul T. Taylor, Pinhead in "***Hellraiser Judgement"***: He played Jason Voorhees in the fan film "*Friday the 13th Vengeance 2: Bloodlines*"
* Oliver Parker, Peloquin in "***Nightbreed***": : he played Moving Man 2 in "***Hellraiser, 1987***" (funny to note that Doug Bradley was meant to play this role) and Workman 2 "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***"
* David Young, Otis and Clay in "***Nightbreed***" : Bill the bouncer "***Hellraiser III: Hell on earth***"
* Paul Jones, Werewolf in "***Nightbreed***" : He did make up for "***Bride Of Chucky***", "***Hellbound: Hellraiser II***" and "***Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth***"

## Rejected movies

"***Psycho II***", "***Psycho III***", "***Psycho IV***", "***Psycho, 1998***", "***Darkman II***", "***Darkman III***", "***Creepshow 3***", "***Black Christmas, 2005***", "***Black Christmas, 2019***"and "***Friday the 13th the show***", they are either nor canon nor important but can eventually be added.