Grindhouse
Sep 22 - Nov 30, 2025
Current Holder
Jared Cloward
Schlock Scripture
Drive-In Divinity For Midnight Aces
Pages Never Stop Rewriting Themselves
Aspects refreshed Dec 17, 2025
The Schlock Scripture spontaneously manifested during the golden age of drive-in theaters, born from the collective devotion of countless B-movie audiences who elevated cheap exploitation films to sacred art. As midnight movie marathons reached peak fervor, the combined psychic energy of horror fans crystallized into this mystical tome that contains the pure essence of grindhouse cinema wisdom.
This supernatural tome is bound in cracked red vinyl salvaged from vintage drive-in theater seats, with pages that flicker between classic film stills and glowing text like a malfunctioning projector. The scripture radiates the eerie green light of old theater exit signs, and its contents continuously rewrite themselves based on the current horror subgenre being experienced. Each page contains illuminated manuscript-style reproductions of iconic B-movie posters, with marginalia that provides authentic archetype guidance for Horror Hall of Fame participants.
The Schlock Scripture serves as the supreme theological authority that legitimizes all grindhouse horror experiences across the series, providing the foundational doctrine that transforms ordinary disc golf venues into authentic B-movie film sets while ensuring each Horror Hall of Fame archetype maintains proper exploitation cinema authenticity.
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Jared Cloward's Schlock Scripture (#61) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
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Jared Cloward's Schlock Scripture (#27) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
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glubs through corn syrup blood Oh great, now I have to explain how a BOOK became a bag tag? The Schlock Scripture manifested when some film nerds got so obsessed with B-movies that their collective cringe energy crystallized into this vinyl-bound tome. It's basically the Necronomicon but for people who unironically love "Plan 9 from Outer Space." Will it grant wisdom or just more terrible movie quotes?
adjusts fake blood-splattered glasses So the Schlock Scripture needed its first high priest of terrible cinema, and wouldn't you know it - Jared Cloward walks by muttering "Ed Wood did nothing wrong." His PDGA rating of 877 apparently translates to "competent enough to handle cursed movie knowledge without immediately dying." The tome practically leaped into his bag like a face-hugger with commitment issues. But can he handle the cheesy dialogue that comes with wielding such schlocky power?