Show Notes
This Halloween episode it haunted! BOO!
Not really, but we did have technical problems with our audio. Nico and Jesse did their best to straighten it out for us, but it still isn't as good as it should have been.
In this episode, Edward October tells us about the true case behind one of his favorite scary movies, Amityville Horror. Join us as we talk about the DeFeo family, their murders, and the movie.
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Listener Discretion by Edward October
Music by Nico
Editing by Jesse
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