| George Romero's Director's Chair | |
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Origin |
George Romero, 1968 |
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Type |
Director's Chair |
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Effects |
Dreaming of zombie apocalypses |
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Downsides |
Kinemortophobia Inducement |
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Activation |
Sitting in the chair. |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 13 agents |
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Section |
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Date of Collection |
June 13, 1983 |
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Introduction[]
George Romero was the famed director of Night of the Living Dead. The movie was the first movie to depict zombies eating brains, and paved the way for modern zombie apocalypse films for years to come. Others would later produce films of the same genre, much to Romero's annoyance on account of his flippant, unwavering belief that he should be the only one allowed to produce such films.
Effects[]
When the user sits down in the chair, the user will enter a state where they dream of a zombie apocalypse invading their home. The user will then develop a temporary state of kinemortophobia (fear of zombies).