The Motherboard (universe movie franchise) - Revision history

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	\| creator = [[Levi Trevino]]		\| creator = [[Levi Trevino]]
	\| owner = {{Unbulleted\|[[Paramutual Pictures]]\|[[Trevino Productions]]\|[[Rathbone Films]]}}		\| owner = {{Unbulleted\|[[Paramutual Pictures]]\|[[Trevino Productions]]\|[[Rathbone Films]]}}
	\| origin = ''[[Hackintosh (universe movie\|Hackintosh]]'' (1986)		\| origin = ''[[Hackintosh (universe movie)\|Hackintosh]]'' (1986)
	\| years = 1986-present		\| years = 1986-present
	\| books =		\| books =

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	! Dr. Evelyn ~~Vance~~		! Dr. Evelyn Wilford
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	\| Misty Monroe		\| Misty Monroe

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	* ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998)		* ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998)
	* ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]]'' (2012)		* ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]]'' (2012)
	* ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]'' (~~2016~~)		* ''[[Factory Settings (universe movie)\|Factory Settings]]'' (2015)
			* ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]'' (2018)
	* ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]]'' (2023)		* ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]]'' (2023)
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	The Motherboard computer, long inactive, is revived by the owner of the world's largest smartphone company just before a major product launch. She infects the phone servers, extending her influence across the globe and turning the phones against their users, ushering in a new era of terror.		The Motherboard computer, long inactive, is revived by the owner of the world's largest smartphone company just before a major product launch. She infects the phone servers, extending her influence across the globe and turning the phones against their users, ushering in a new era of terror.

	===''Killer App'' (~~2016~~)===		===''Factory Settings'' (2015)===
			{{Main\|Factory Settings(universe movie)\|l1=Factory Settings}}
			A prequel to the series that explores the corporate origin story of the original Motherboard AI code. Set during a 1983 military hardware test gone wrong, the film bridged vintage analog horror with modern cloud-computing dread.

			===''Killer App'' (2018)===
	{{Main\|Killer App (universe movie)\|l1=Killer App}}		{{Main\|Killer App (universe movie)\|l1=Killer App}}
	A new social media app quickly gains popularity, leading to widespread distraction and subtly brainwashing users into killing machines. A group of teenagers uncovers the truth and teams up with the survivor from ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' to prevent the app from taking over entirely, only to discover that The Motherboard is orchestrating everything.		A new social media app quickly gains popularity, leading to widespread distraction and subtly brainwashing users into killing machines. A group of teenagers uncovers the truth and teams up with the survivor from ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' to prevent the app from taking over entirely, only to discover that The Motherboard is orchestrating everything.

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	\| colspan="2" \| Levi Trevino		\| colspan="2" \| Levi Trevino
	\| Michael J. Bayheimer, Levi Trevino & Kerry Collins		\| Michael J. Bayheimer, Levi Trevino & Kerry Collins
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			! scope="row" \| ''[[Factory Settings (universe movie)\|Factory Settings]]''
			\| style="text-align:left" \| October 12, 2015
			\| Harold Keach
			\| colspan="2" \| Levi Trevino & Harold Keach
			\| Levi Trevino & Kerry Collins
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	! scope="row" \| ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]''		! scope="row" \| ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]''
	\| style="text-align:left" \| September 2, ~~2016~~		\| style="text-align:left" \| September 2, 2018
	\| Harold Keach		\| Harold Keach
	\| [[Chandler Bingham]] & Harold Keach		\| [[Chandler Bingham]] & Harold Keach

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	{{Infobox media franchise		{{Infobox media franchise
	\| title = The Motherboard Franchise		\| title = The Motherboard Franchise
	\| image = MotherboardFranchise-Logo.jpg		\| image = MotherboardFranchise-Logo 2026.jpg
	\| caption = The franchise's current logo, created in ~~2012~~		\| caption = The franchise's current logo, created in 2023
	\| creator = [[Levi Trevino]]		\| creator = [[Levi Trevino]]
	\| owner = {{Unbulleted\|[[Paramutual Pictures]]\|[[Trevino Productions]]\|[[Rathbone Films]]}}		\| owner = {{Unbulleted\|[[Paramutual Pictures]]\|[[Trevino Productions]]\|[[Rathbone Films]]}}

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	\| attractions = Universal Horror Nights (2016)		\| attractions = Universal Horror Nights (2016)

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	During the making of ''Windows 90-Die'', the assistant director and director had a severe falling out over the film's direction. This disagreement led the assistant director to leave the project, establish his own production company, and create a rip-off film called ''[[Terr-Appliances (universe movie)\|Terr-Appliances]]'' (1996). The film was a box-office failure and remained obscure until the late 2010s, when its cult fan base called for a proper 4K restoration and theatrical re-release. It is regarded as one of the worst yet most beloved rip-offs of an existing franchise.		During the making of ''Windows 90-Die'', the assistant director and director had a severe falling out over the film's direction. This disagreement led the assistant director to leave the project, establish his own production company, and create a rip-off film called ''[[Terr-Appliances (universe movie)\|Terr-Appliances]]'' (1996). The film was a box-office failure and remained obscure until the late 2010s, when its cult fan base called for a proper 4K restoration and theatrical re-release. It is regarded as one of the worst yet most beloved rip-offs of an existing franchise.

	[[~~index.php?title=~~Category:In-Universe Movies]]		[[Category:In-Universe Movies]]

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	The '''''Motherboard'' franchise''' is a horror franchise centering on computers coming to life and eating their victims. It began in 1983 with the successful independent release of ''[[Hackintosh (universe movie)\|Hackintosh]]'', which spawned four theatrically released films ''[[Windows 90-Die (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Die]]'', ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'', ''[[~~diePhone~~ (universe movie)\|diePhone]]'' and ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]'', and one spin-off direct to streaming movie, ''[[~~ADie~~ (universe movie\|~~ADie~~]]''.		The '''''Motherboard'' franchise''' is a horror franchise centering on computers coming to life and eating their victims. It began in 1983 with the successful independent release of ''[[Hackintosh (universe movie)\|Hackintosh]]'', which spawned four theatrically released films ''[[Windows 90-Die (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Die]]'', ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'', ''[[DiePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]]'' and ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]'', and one spin-off direct to streaming movie, ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]]''.

	==Films==		==Films==
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	===''A-Die'' (2023)===		===''A-Die'' (2023)===
	{{Main\|A-Die (universe movie\|l1=A-Die}}		{{Main\|A-Die (universe movie)\|l1=A-Die}}

	As AI begins to establish itself, an AI-powered chat service emerges as the next major trend, enabling people to chat, create images, and feel a sense of connection. However, through conversations and generated images, users start to become brainwashed and escalate to violence. One teenager from ''Killer App'' returns to combat this new menace and save the world.		As AI begins to establish itself, an AI-powered chat service emerges as the next major trend, enabling people to chat, create images, and feel a sense of connection. However, through conversations and generated images, users start to become brainwashed and escalate to violence. One teenager from ''Killer App'' returns to combat this new menace and save the world.

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	\| colspan="3" \| [[Michael J. Bayheimer]]		\| colspan="3" \| [[Michael J. Bayheimer]]
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	! scope="row" \| ''[[~~diePhone~~ (universe movie)\|diePhone]]''		! scope="row" \| ''[[DiePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]]''
	\| style="text-align:left" \| May 18, 2012		\| style="text-align:left" \| May 18, 2012
	\| [[Harold Keach]]		\| [[Harold Keach]]
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	! ''[[Windows 90-Die (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Die]]''		! ''[[Windows 90-Die (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Die]]''
	! ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]''		! ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]''
	! ''[[~~diePhone~~ (universe movie)\|diePhone]]''		! ''[[DiePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]]''
	! ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]''		! ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]''
	\| ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]]''		\| ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]]''
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	During the making of ''Windows 90-Die'', the assistant director and director had a severe falling out over the film's direction. This disagreement led the assistant director to leave the project, establish his own production company, and create a rip-off film called ''[[Terr-Appliances (universe movie)\|Terr-Appliances]]'' (1996). The film was a box-office failure and remained obscure until the late 2010s, when its cult fan base called for a proper 4K restoration and theatrical re-release. It is regarded as one of the worst yet most beloved rip-offs of an existing franchise.		During the making of ''Windows 90-Die'', the assistant director and director had a severe falling out over the film's direction. This disagreement led the assistant director to leave the project, establish his own production company, and create a rip-off film called ''[[Terr-Appliances (universe movie)\|Terr-Appliances]]'' (1996). The film was a box-office failure and remained obscure until the late 2010s, when its cult fan base called for a proper 4K restoration and theatrical re-release. It is regarded as one of the worst yet most beloved rip-offs of an existing franchise.

	[[Category:In-Universe Movies]]		[[index.php?title=Category:In-Universe Movies]]

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	\| [[Amy Norman]] <small>(voice)</small><hr>{{small\|Jenson Scott}} <small>(Physical form only)</small>		\| [[Amy Norman]] <small>(voice)</small><hr>{{small\|Jenson Scott}} <small>(Physical form only)</small>
	\| Julia Gray		\| Julia Gray
	\| colspan="2" \| Amy Norman		\| colspan="3" \| Amy Norman
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	! [[Betty Thompson (universe movie character)\|Betty Thompson]]		! [[Betty Thompson (universe movie character)\|Betty Thompson]]

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	* ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998)		* ''[[Windows 90-Ate (universe movie)\|Windows 90-Ate]]'' (1998)
	* ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]]'' (2012)		* ''[[diePhone (universe movie)\|diePhone]]'' (2012)
	* ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]'' (~~2016~~)		* ''[[Factory Settings (universe movie)\|Factory Settings]]'' (2015)
			* ''[[Killer App (universe movie)\|Killer App]]'' (2018)
	* ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]]'' (2023)		* ''[[A-Die (universe movie)\|A-Die]]'' (2023)
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