The Obtuse Angles Podcast

Just like flesh-eating armies of the undead, we can never die! Macabre Month doesn't officially end until we say so, and before then we've got a lot to say! This time it was KYLE who was down for the count, as he regales us with colorful accounts of battling kidneys, seducing nurses and much more! We're back, baby!

Fluff your pompadour, swing your arms, and gobble up your competition as we talk the insane accusations about the most important sicko in pro wrestling history: Vince McMahon!

We're counting the lights of the Dallas Sportatorium, taking you back to the 1980's and the triumphant rise and tragic fall of Dallas' "Royal Family", the Von Erichs!

We're flying this whirly bird on another dark trip to the great beyond, talking Stevie Ray Vaughan, Troy Gentry, and other less famous-therefore-less important people lost to Horrifying Helicopter Disasters!

We ain't dead yet! Kyle may have been murdered by a ghost, but we're far from done! This week, we're airing an episode that was recorded shortly before Kyle was murdered, and it's a doozy! What's it like to be hired for a roast...of a handicapped man you've never met?

It's all led to this! The Obtuse Angles Podcast will never be the same as we wrap up Macabre Month (and possibly much more) with the 1971 Bava classic "A Bay of Blood"!

It's still Macabre Month in The Obtuse Playhouse as we get infected by Lucio Fulci's flesh-ripping, eye-gouging, shark fighting 1979 horror classic: Zombi 2!

We're pissing our pants with the horror movie that changed everything! It's Wes Craven's first film and brutal masterpiece: Last House on The Left!

Macabre Month continues with more of the most controversial video tape you lied about watching on the playground: Faces of Death! Plus, a threesome ends in violence after accusations of a stank pussy! It's the smelliest episode of Obtuse Angles ever!

We're kicking off the seventh year of Macabre Month by breaking down the film that took the box office, VCR, and playground by storm: Faces of Death! Was it real? And how the hell did this thing make 35 million dollars!?