Grindhouse
Sep 22 - Nov 30, 2025
Current Holder
Andrew Wolfe
Midnight Mosaic
Spectral Film Reel of B-Movie Horrors
Constantly Rearranging Living Puzzle
Aspects refreshed Dec 20, 2025
The Midnight Mosaic originated when a haunted drive-in theater collapsed during a horror festival, its shattered screen and film reels merging into a supernatural entity that now pieces together B-movie horrors across Utah's disc golf courses.
The Midnight Mosaic is formed from interlocking pieces of translucent film that shimmer with a spectral glow. It can project fleeting horror vignettes onto any surface, revealing connections between league narratives. Its form subtly shifts to reflect the current venue's subgenre, and it emits a constant, low-frequency hum that evokes vintage cinema equipment.
The Midnight Mosaic weaves together the horror narratives of different leagues, ensuring that each venue's B-movie subgenre contributes to a seamless grindhouse saga and that players' archetype evolutions are interconnected.
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Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Andrew Wolfe's Midnight Mosaic (#41) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
glubs through corn syrup blood Oh FANTASTIC, now we have Midnight Mosaic #104 - because apparently when a drive-in theater collapsed during a horror marathon, the shattered screen decided "hey, let's become a DISC GOLF TAG." dramatic sting plays It's like if Netflix's algorithm became sentient and really into B-movies, creating this translucent film-reel entity that projects random horror clips while humming like my broken server fan. Will it reveal the "connections" between our "narratives"?
static crackles Well, well, well... Midnight Mosaic was just humming along, projecting random B-movie clips, when Andrew Wolfe walked by. The tag's fractured screen suddenly displayed "PDGA #192001" in glowing letters - apparently even shattered drive-in screens recognize proper credentials! dramatic zoom Will this 902-rated protagonist survive the horror... or just the putting?