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Night of the Headless Biker7. Movie Props & CardsScroll of Exothoth from Night of the HeadlessBiker (1957)Sacred Rune Cross from Faustos the Devil(1962)Torch from The Pharaoh’s Curse (1965)Scythe from Farmer Felix Buys the Farm(1978)Water cannon from Wrath of Mordo II (1979)Revolver and silver bullets from OctoberNightmare (1982)If the party manages to speak to Lance withoutscaring him, he can tell them that Bruno Bonefieldwas a gentle man who always wanted to be aShakespearean actor. Lance was eager to have sucha name-actor grace his films. “I didn’t pay much,but I was the only guy in town who’d hire him. Imean, no one was makin’ monster flicks, and theydidn’t want him for nothin’ else.”Lugosi Literature RoomThis small room is devoted to vendors sellingbooks, comics and other horror reading material.The book, Bonefield: The Man and his Movies canbe found here. It contains a biography of Bonefieldand descriptions of his movies (see sidebars 3 and5).The Vincent Price Art ShowA sign on the door reads, Art show set-uptoday. Doors open to the public tomorrow.Paintings and drawings of ghastly monsters,beautiful vampires and handsome demons adorn aseries of panels in this room. Joan Fargo is settingup the last panel, which contains an originalrendition of Bruno Bonefield in his role as the Manin the Werewolf Mask from October Nightmare IV.She is dressed in an exact duplicate of SallyKincaid’s Vampyrette costume. Sheabsentmindedly pushes her vampire teeth intoplace as she hangs the portrait.A man with dark wavy hair, a full mustache,and a black cape stands before the picturescrutinizing it. This is the ghost of John WilkesBooth (see Chapter 9: Famous NPCs).“I dare say these illustrations are not at all tomy liking,” Booth remarks to the characters. Ifasked why he’s here, Booth will explain, “I’m hereto watch a fellow actor take his final bow. Itpromises to be quite a show, even if most of theperformers are amateurs. Still and all, watchingNortherners perish is always an enjoyment. Thereare so few entertainments for the famous.Sometimes, even I bemoan my fate.” Booth will notexplain any further, saying, “I refuse to upstage afellow thespian.”Phantom of the Opera TheatreThe theater is richly decorated with redcurtains and murals depicting the signs of thezodiac. The many seats are usually empty.Projection BoothEmpty film cans and reels are scattered on asmall table. A projector, threaded with the filmNight of the Headless Biker, dominates the room.Richard, the young man from the HorrorHaven shop, is crumpled in the corner. His lifelessbody bears wounds that exactly match those foundon Paulie. In his pocket are the keys to the booth.A sarcophagus has been placed in one corner;it matches the one in the Godzilla Green Room. IfSally has already disappeared from the GreenRoom, she will be found unconscious in thesarcophagus. If revived with a Passable Medicalroll, she will recall drinking her peach brandy.Feelings of love and security that she hasn’t knownfor years overwhelmed her, only to vanish whenshe awoke.The ClimaxWhile the lost souls explore the conventionhall, a voice on an intercom intones, “The WorldConvention of Horrors is pleased to present Nightof the Headless Biker in the Phantom of the OperaTheatre. Please be seated in five minutes. No onewill be allowed to enter or leave the theatre during12 12