Welcome to Interesting If True, the podcast that scares because it cares. I'm your host this week, Shea, and with me are: I'm Aaron, and this week I learned that I’m really bad at bingo. C’est la vie, what’s one more sport I can’t play eh? I’m Steve, and this week I learned, I'm Jenn, and this week I learned that if Alexander Graham Bell had his way when we answer the phone we’d say “Ahoy”, Thomas Edison suggested “hello” We settled on “Ah’hoy and F**k Thomas Edison.” This Week’s Beer Blanche De Bruxelles - Lefebvre Belgium Thanks to Steve-E! * Steve: 5* Jenn: 5* Shea: 5* Aaron: 5 Round Table This Round Table is a special one. Once upon a podcast, we did an annual Drag Queen Bingo wrap-up, but it’s been a few, what with that ol’Covid-19 thing and whatnot. But this year we got to have an event and it was a blast! We’ll post some pics on the FBs and such soon, so make sure you like, subscribe, and all that jazz. So, bingo! So yeah, it was fun. But we should get to the important stuff. By the end of the night, the Stilettos raised a fantastic $32,738! That will help a lot of people! Of that, and entirely thanks to your support, Interesting If True managed to buy a table, some fun bingo swag, and make a big-ass, novelty, check-worthy donation. All said and done, we donated a little under $1,500! Seriously, though, if I can take a moment. We don’t pay ourselves out from the show. Initially, we solicited patrons to buy equipment to improve the show. Then to cover travel costs to meet fans and other podcasters at ReasonCon. To our humbled surprise, you were willing to help and we met those goals, and exceeded them, which meant that we could start our tradition of giving our profits to charity. With kit covered and travel… plagued… we were able to donate more than usual this year and we couldn’t be more grateful to you all. Everyone who has or is donating to the show, liking and sharing us, or helping us by listening to our nonsense is directly responsible for our ability to make this donation. Truly, thank you all! And with that sappiness out of the way, let’s hear about some weird-ass Halloween stuff! Terrifying Trivia Tonight’s terrifying trivia is all about horror movies through the ages, I found some awesome facts and trivia about some of our favorite classics and tonight we crown our horror Scream Queen, or, probably unlikely Killer King. I almost asked Jenn if she wanted to go up against Aaron and Steve as a team in order to give them a fighting chance. For those not in the know, one of Jenn’s favorite October activities is horror movies! I have a number of questions for the hosts tonight. We will go one at a time with a chance to steal with a steal worth ½ points. Without further ado, it’s trivia time! This film was reportedly based on the real-life Lutz family’s abbreviated stint living at 112 Ocean Avenue, the site of a grisly mass murder in Long Island, New York, the horror film doesn’t have to be entirely accurate to scare the pants off its viewers with bleeding walls, the glow of a feral animal’s stare, and, of course, a previously doting-now possessed husband on a mission to murder his wife and children. The Amityville Horror (1979) 3,200 animals were trained for this movie and one actor reported they were fed a mixture of grain and whiskey in order to ge...