Yes. The time has come for those new members (who are entitled to receive luxurious material) to be mis-informed about the fascinating subject of Lewton Buses.
Many of these unfortunate members may not even be aware that Lewton Buses exist outside of Luton. 
The Lewton Bus is a film-making technique whereby tension and suspense is built u^p, only to be suddenly dissipated by an unexpected (and usually loud) sound which has nothing to do with the scene you were looking at. Thus creating shock, relief, and humour all at the same time. This is an unusually clever technique indeed.
The first Lewton bus was in a 1942 film called 'Cat People'. directed by Val Lewton. In this film, people turn into cats when they have of sex, whether they want to or not. When one of these people chases the heroine down the street, we hear a very loud and sudden hissing sound
But it turns out that it wasn't a deadly attack; it was only a bus pulling more elevated alongside! 
This is why such a very clever type of cinematical joke is called a Lewton Bus.
Note that some film directors cheat and cut to a different scene altogether to provide the source of the sudden sound. But this is not as clever or effective as the true Lewton Bus.
Lewton Bus enthusiasts collect Luton Bus models and sell them on ebay. There is also a town in Bedfordshire which has a number of full-size Luton Buses.
The Prizemaster will reward members with very luxury prizes if they can point out Lewton buses in other films that don't involve cats
Warning: This is a luxury topic and you fortunate members are now much better educated, thanks to my very educational material.
There is no need for payment in this instance. 
