Why aren’t television and film crossovers done more often?
Austin Fisher
Easton Hernandez
Name one good one that would justify doing more.
Christopher Peterson
Glass
Eli Foster
Copyright bullshit, probably.
Austin Robinson
I said one good one.
Jonathan Morales
Freddy VS Jason is less of a film and more of an event, it’s an elaborate funeral for 80s slasher culture and I don’t mean that in a bad way.
Matthew White
It only really works with horror, always has
Isaac Anderson
Split
Ethan Walker
They do that shit in capeshit all the time
Isaiah Fisher
tv crossovers are common for shows that are under the same network roof. film crossovers are less common because different entities control the respective IPs and don't want their IP looking bad or losing. that's why no one ever truly wins in these crossovers and we end up with ties or ambiguous endings or a team up to face a greater threat