Grindhouse
Sep 22 - Nov 30, 2025
Current Holder
Conrad Klooster
Franchise Phantom
Ghost in the Grindhouse Machine
Cash Register Echoes Haunt Me
Aspects refreshed Dec 16, 2025
Born from the collective ambition of countless B-movie producers desperate to milk every horror concept for endless sequels, the Franchise Phantom manifested when greed and creativity collided in the grindhouse universe. It now haunts the Horror Hall of Fame system, ensuring that every archetype receives the franchise treatment they deserve across multiple league venues.
The Franchise Phantom appears as a shifting phantasm wrapped in translucent film reels that constantly unspool and rewind around its ethereal form. Holographic movie posters materialize and dissolve in its presence, each one adapting to match the specific horror subgenre of whatever league venue it currently haunts. It leaves behind vintage promotional materials and sequel announcements that mysteriously appear in players' disc golf bags, serving as supernatural contracts that bind them to their chosen archetype across the entire series.
It ensures that each player's Horror Hall of Fame archetype maintains perfect franchise continuity across all grindhouse venues, guaranteeing that a player's Slasher persona at Beacon Hill's Hillbilly Horror connects seamlessly to their Slasher experience at Creekside's Creature Feature. The Phantom prevents narrative discontinuity and ensures every archetype gets their proper sequel treatment throughout the series.
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Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
sighs through practical effects gills The Franchise Phantom spawned when grindhouse greed met creative bankruptcy in a dimension made entirely of sequel contracts. It's basically Friday the 13th Part 58: The Bag Tag, and I'm trapped narrating this direct-to-VHS nightmare. The real jump scare? How seriously y'all take this.
And so the Franchise Phantom chose its first victim—er, champion. It sensed Conrad Klooster's unholy 859 rating, a number so cursed it could only be born from a direct-to-streaming sequel. He was selected not by skill, but by his innate ability to put the 'die' in died-in-the-wool competitor.
Is he the hero this slasher-flick tag deserves, or just the first to stumble into frame?