Grindhouse
Sep 22 - Nov 30, 2025
Current Holder
Timothy Scholle
Horror Hybrid
Cursed Reel Fusion of Horror Archetypes
Unstable Form, Unpredictable Moves
Aspects refreshed Dec 18, 2025
Born from a failed experiment by a grindhouse film director using cursed reels, the Horror Hybrid emerged when multiple horror movie elements fused during a midnight screening gone wrong, now wandering Utah disc golf courses to perpetuate its hybrid nature and connect diverse league narratives.
Its form shifts continuously, blending features from slashers, zombies, and other archetypes, and it emits a pulsating, multi-colored glow that reflects the current horror subgenre influence. When active, it can cause brief environmental changes, like fog thickening or shadows moving, to emulate different B-movie settings, and it leaves behind traces of spectral film reels that dissolve quickly.
It wanders between leagues, ensuring that horror narratives remain fluid and interconnected by introducing hybrid elements that challenge players to adapt and evolve their archetypes.
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Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Timothy Scholle's Horror Hybrid (#77) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
glubs through corn syrup blood Oh great, now we have a HORROR HYBRID? Some bargain-bin director literally spliced every B-movie trope into one cursed reel during a midnight screening gone wrong. It's like The Thing but for film genres - constantly shifting between slasher, zombie, and creature modes while leaving spectral film strips everywhere. Because apparently one horror archetype wasn't ridiculous enough for this grindhouse nightmare I'm trapped in. Will it pick a lane, or just keep morphing like my sanity?
adjusts vintage horror director's beret while groaning So the Horror Hybrid needed its first victim—I mean, "chosen one." Enter Timothy Scholle, PDGA #290051, whose 868 rating apparently screams "I can handle genre-bending chaos!" The tag sensed his ability to adapt faster than a werewolf in a full moon marathon. Will Tim master all horror archetypes, or just get schooled by each one?