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Candi Barbour and Troy Barbour, both of Chino Hills, are fans of the scene because, as Candi explains, “It's like a fantasy and you can do whatever you want.”
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Vampirella Ball at the Henry Fonda Theater

Vampire-Con

Candi Barbour and Troy Barbour, both of Chino Hills, are fans of the scene because, as Candi explains, “It’s like a fantasy and you can do whatever you want.”  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Dream Rockwell and Linda Borini from the Lucent Dossier Experience interact with patrons as a pair of demented doll-women.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

The winner of the “Are You Vampirella” contest, Nella Swan, vamps it up for the camera. She’s now the official spokesmodel for the classic comic book character.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Lisa Han, from the Lucent Dossier Experience, wows the crowd with a fire sword and belly-dancing performance as Kiefer Sutherland leers from the screen behind.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

For this night, Lucent Dossier’s tissues flow blood red.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

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DJ Xian of Malediction Society spins dark dance pop from the Henry Fonda Theater stage.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Krystal Bell enjoys a quick bite from Roger Fojas.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

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Linda Borini bathed in red.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Alexander Crnko from Murrieta and Lilian Rindler of Thousand Oaks were excited for their first Vampire-Con. Said Lillian, “I’m a vampire, of course, I have to go where the night calls me.”  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Roger Fojas of Lucent Dossier sinks his teeth into the Vampire-Con experience.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Burlesque performer Angela Eve gives her rendition of Vampirella.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

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A vampire-specific twist on the idea of “safe sex.”  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Andrea Ball of Hollywood strikes a pose with the insatiable Fojas.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Lisa Han of Lucent Dossier heats up Vampire-Con with fire dancing.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

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Tongue-in-cheek TV and film personality Count Smokula served as the evening’s MC.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Burlesque performer Angela Eve gives her rendition of Vampirella.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

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Goths get conversational in the Henry Fonda patio.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

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The night ends with slinky goth moves.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

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Actor Steve Wozniak is unaware of the danger that lurks behind him.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

Mason LeCompte as her alter ego “Vamp,” along with her trusty sidekick, “Minion,” Danielle Wolan.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

Vampire-Con

As Vampire-Con winds down, its denizens head home to prepare for an inevitable, fang-free Monday morning.  (Josh Reiss / For The Times)

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