The Val Verde Cinematic Universe does not exist, not less than not within the method of official cinematic universes such because the Marvel Cinematic Unverse, and so forth. This “universe” is wholly the creation of followers who latched onto the fictional Nicaragua-esque nation Val Verde that originally featured in unrelated movies and TV collection written or produced by Steven E. de Souza.
Val Verde first appeared in “Commando” (1985), adopted by an episode of “Supercarrier” (1988), and “Die Exhausting 2” (1990). The “Journey, Inc.” episode “Plague Ship of Val Verde” is ready on an island of the identical identify. “Predator” does not identify the nation of the commandos’ ill-fated mission, however de Souza informed the Rogue Commentary podcast he believes it to be Val Verde, as a result of each movies had been co-produced by Joel Silver. De Souza described his fictional land to Comedian E book Assets as “one thing like Guyana, a rustic which encompasses lush Caribbean resorts well-liked with vacationers, an unexplored mysterious rainforest, and a mixture of Anglo, Spanish, African, Creole and indigenous cultures.”
There are a number of variations on the Val Verde Cinematic Universe in fandom, and a few join every thing with Val Verde to any “Predator” crossovers, together with the “Alien” franchise… and method past. Positive, it is on fairly shaky floor, and teeters from fan idea to fan fiction, nevertheless it’s enjoyable to consider… so long as you do not assume too onerous.