NEWS4U OCTOBER 2022 | EDITOR'S NOTE
A QUICK NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
W
ell, there's no turning back; it's
Halloween. Hey, I get it. While I'm not totally
located in downtown Evansville. Literally,
officially fall. Many of you out
sold on the actual holiday at my advanced
the guy's dedicated much of his life to the
there are surely celebrating
age, I totally dig horror movies. And not
cause, spending many of his waking hours
the cooler weather and burst of colors, but
just the Halloween franchise - I'm talking
devising new ways to make the community
I am in mourning. Always difficult to accept
all the classics and beyond. Put a gun to
scream - both with the aforementioned fear
that I must wait another eight months or
my head and I'll choose The Exorcist above
and laughter. So check out what Wolter
so for my favorite season to return. Long
all, but there have been so many great
has in store for you this year on page 8. I'm
story short, please send your thoughts and
scarefests produced over the years. Which,
confident you'll be sufficiently creeped-
prayers my way, if you don't mind. Granted,
peripherally, brings me to this month's
out in the best way possible. In addition,
there are more deserving people - you
cover story. To the delight of the tri-state,
we've got interviews with the one and only
know, people in actual crisis and whatnot
the mastermind of fear, Phil Wolter, is back
Duke Tumatoe, Napoleon Dynamite's Efren
- but it never hurts to ask. But let's call a
for the 43rd year with the Olde Courthouse
Ramirez and country star Cole Swindell,
spade a spade here - a number of you are
Catacombs and House of Lecter - two spine-
plus local music coverage and much more.
fans of the fall primarily for one reason:
chilling yet incredibly fun haunted houses
Happy Halloween! - TE
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