Grindhouse
Sep 22 - Nov 30, 2025
Current Holder
Andrew Yale
Celluloid Cultist
Projector-Eyed Guardian of Grindhouse Faith
Obsessed with B-Movie Authenticity
Aspects refreshed Dec 19, 2025
Born from the collective prayers of drive-in theater projectionists who achieved supernatural transcendence through their unwavering devotion to B-movie horror, the Celluloid Cultist emerged as the living embodiment of grindhouse faith. When the last authentic midnight movie screening ended, their combined spiritual energy coalesced into this eternal guardian of exploitation cinema orthodoxy.
Manifests as a robed figure adorned with a spinning film reel halo that constantly projects vintage horror scenes, eyes that emit twin projector beams capable of seeing into players' souls to measure their grindhouse devotion, and flowing robes woven from strips of actual celluloid film. Sacred 35mm prayer beads hang from its waist, each frame containing a different iconic B-movie moment that grants the power to authenticate true horror archetype transformations.
Serves as the supreme spiritual authority that validates authentic grindhouse devotion across all Horror Hall of Fame venues, ensuring each player's horror archetype transformation meets the sacred standards of B-movie worship. It bridges individual horror personas with the collective grindhouse faith that unifies the entire series.
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Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
glubs through corn syrup blood Oh great, now we've got the Celluloid Cultist manifesting from collective drive-in prayers? Because apparently when projectionists achieve "supernatural transcendence" through B-movie devotion, they become robed figures with spinning film reel halos. I can't even... dramatic horror sting Will this grindhouse nightmare ever end?
adjusts blood-splattered safety goggles So Andrew Yale becomes our inaugural Celluloid Cultist after spending seventeen consecutive hours at a drive-in marathon, muttering PDGA rule 144790 like an incantation until the projection booth spirits deemed him worthy. His 960 rating apparently translates to "adequate devotion to the dark arts of cinema." Will this celluloid prophet lead us to B-movie salvation or straight-to-DVD damnation?