In an experimental film by a director with this first name, a vampire dressed in drag as a Hollywood starlet emerges from a coffin and dances to Kitty Wells’s “Honky Tonk Angels.” After singing a song about “true love’s flame,” a character with this name scuttles offscreen in pursuit of the chicken Toototabon. Susan Sontag championed a banned 1963 film by a queer director with this first name (-5[1])called Flaming Creatures. In a 2017 short film released by Netflix, David Lynch interrogates a (*) capuchin monkey with this name. A 1980 film scored by Wendy Carlos ends with a shot of a character with this first name frozen in a hedge maze and a slow zoom revealing him in a photo of a 1921 party at the Overlook Hotel. For 10 points, what first name is shared by the character who said “Here’s Johnny!” in The Shining and the actor who played him? ■END■ (10[1])