Friday The 13th (2009) is in the same universe as Transformers Prime.
Jason doesn't actually come back to life at the end of the remake, it's a bad dream
- Whitney dozes off, relieved to finally be rid of him. Then WHAMMO! nightmare.
- Or, after dropping the mask to the water, the two head to the car, THEN Whitney fell asleep during the ride home.
The reboot film is in the same continuity as the live-action Transformers films.
Trent appears in both films. Friday the 13th was produced by Michael Bay. There isn't much to elaborate on.- Which implies that a Freddy vs. Jason vs. Optimus Prime crossover might occur, the prospect of which will make any child of the Eighties squee uncontrollably.
The Friday the 13th remake, the Nightmare on Elm Street remake, and the Rob Zombie Halloween remakes take place in the same continuity.
- Because why not?
- And so does The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Remake.
The remake isn't a remake at all, but another sequel.
Any previously established continuity that it contradicts can be easily explained away:- Jason being alive instead of an undead Zombie-thing can be explained by it being set somewhere in between part 1 and part 2 (whilst parts 2-4 take place within a couple of days, it is established that quite a bit of time passes between one and two, 5 years to be exact).
- Him getting the Hockey mask from Barn-Guy instead of from Shelley the prankster (as seen in part 3) can be explained by him having a preference to that kind of hockey mask, and as for him not having the mask in Part 2, in his line of work, he probably loses masks a lot.
The sequel to the reboot will begin with a five-year time skip.
Just like what happened in the first sequel to the original. The sequel to the reboot will be an Actionized Sequel.
