Horror Timeline Games
Order horror: Halloween, Scream, Friday the 13th, Elm Street, Saw and the Conjuring films, Blumhouse, Stephen King, Resident Evil and TV that keeps you up at night.





































What's in the horror timeline collection
Horror films leads with 67 cards, and Blumhouse films adds 45 more from a single studio. Then come the franchises, each small enough to play in a few minutes: Halloween, Scream, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Saw, The Conjuring Universe and Child's Play, ordered by release with spin-off TV included where it exists. TV fans get episode decks for The Twilight Zone, The X-Files, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Supernatural, The Walking Dead and Stranger Things, all by air date. Stephen King books, Resident Evil games and a Resident Evil story timeline complete it. Every card is placed on its own, and a miss costs a life.
Slasher franchises are tricky because sequels, reboots and soft reboots reuse the same titles, and Halloween in particular has more than one continuity. Start with Saw or The Conjuring Universe if you want something compact. Episode decks are best for people who have watched a show more than once, since a season's standouts can sit weeks apart. The Resident Evil timeline asks for the story's chronology rather than release order, which turns a familiar list inside out.