The Introverted Obelisk is a sardonic stroll through the graveyard of classic horror cinema, where monsters are rubber, dialogue is stilted, and logic is optional. Join us as we unravel the plots (and seams) of horror films from the 1930s to the 1960s — the golden age of fog machines, mad scientists, and questionable acting choices. Each episode serves up a dry-witted recap, thematic commentary, and trivia morsels about the strange, charming, and sometimes laughably earnest world of vintage ...
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Comedian Joey B and his struggle to make sense of the modern world. Known for his animated shorts and social commentary videos on YouTube, Joey B aka "Joey B. Toonz", highlights the absurdities of popular trends with his twist of sardonic humor, sarcasm and common sense. This show is his therapy session.
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An irreverent comedy podcast exploring Current Events and Washington D.C. area Arts & Culture with absurdist tongue and cheek satire and sardonic off-beat commentary.
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we prowl the drafty halls of The Bat (1959), a murder mystery that promises a terrifying faceless killer but mostly delivers a parade of suspects tripping over blueprints. Agnes Moorehead stars as Cornelia Van Gorder, a sharp-witted mystery novelist renting a sprawling mansion called The Oa…
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When the Real Horror Is Medical Malpractice
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11:53Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we peel back the fur suit on The Ape (1940), a Poverty Row shocker where Boris Karloff proves that even brilliant actors aren’t immune to scripts about monkey costumes and spinal fluid theft. Karloff plays Dr. Bernard Adrian, a kindly small-town physician with a big dream: curing a young wo…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we dive into The Gorilla (1939), a film that can’t decide if it wants to be a horror mystery or a comedy routine — so it stumbles into being neither. Starring the Ritz Brothers, who spend most of the runtime mugging for the camera, and poor Bela Lugosi, who looks like he’d rather be anywher…
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Today we explore celebrities who are incapable of being normal. • Thank you to Raycon supporting us today! Save 20% on Raycons: http://www.buyracon.com/joeybvs
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Storms, Wills, and a Whole Lot of Monkey Business
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10:02Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we wander into the creaky corridors of The Monster Walks (1932), a Poverty Row relic that proves sometimes the scariest thing about a horror movie is its production budget. Promising a terrifying beast on the loose, the film delivers…a chimpanzee in a cage, a thunderstorm soundtrack on repe…
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Today we explore a woman who parades her ass around on the internet but wonders why she can't find a decent man. • Thank you to Raycon supporting us today! Save 20% on Raycons: http://www.buyracon.com/joeybvs
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we stumble through the foggy backstreets of Paris with Bela Lugosi’s eyebrows leading the way in Murder in the Rue Morgue (1932). Supposedly adapted from Edgar Allan Poe’s pioneering detective tale, the movie tosses out logic and deduction in favor of mad science, ape costumes, and enough b…
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Buckets of Lies: The Colonel Would Never Approve
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15:06Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we sink our teeth — or at least pretend to — into I Eat Your Skin (1964, finally released in 1970), the zombie misfire with a title so good it should’ve been arrested for false advertising. Promising cannibalistic horror and flesh-ripping mayhem, the film instead delivers papier-mâché zombi…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we pack our thermal underwear, our Geiger counters, and our healthy skepticism as we head north—way north—to a remote Arctic outpost where the coffee’s strong, the tempers are short, and the science is suspiciously well-funded. We’re talking about The Thing From Another World (1951), a Cold…
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From Hell It Came, But It Took Its Sweet Time Getting There
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27:17Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we’re digging deep—literally—into the 1957 cult classic From Hell It Came, a film that dares to ask: “What if your dead enemy came back to life as an angry tree stump?” Set on a fictional South Pacific island where science, superstition, and slow-moving bark monsters collide, this movie fea…
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Send us a text This week on The Introverted Obelisk, we wade chest-deep into the murky waters of the 1959 swamp shocker Attack of the Giant Leeches—a film where the real danger isn’t the monsters so much as the humidity, infidelity, and questionable law enforcement. When townsfolk in the Florida Everglades start disappearing, the local authorities …
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Send us a text This week on The Introverted Obelisk, we untangle the web of 1958’s Earth vs. The Spider—a film that asks the bold question: what if the real danger wasn’t the giant arachnid terrorizing small-town America, but the jazz band rehearsing inside the high school auditorium? Join us as we scuttle into a story featuring teenage sleuths, a …
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Send us a text This week on The Introverted Obelisk, we dive headfirst into the salty depths of atomic-age anxiety with It Came From Beneath the Sea—a cautionary tale about the dangers of nuclear testing, hubris, and underestimating how mad a giant radioactive octopus can get when you only give it six tentacles. Join us as we follow a square-jawed …
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we beam ourselves back to 1953 and dive into the uncanny, paranoid dreamscape that is Invaders from Mars. Told entirely through the eyes of a young boy named David, this early sci-fi thriller offers a Cold War allegory with a sandpit twist—and we’re here for every bizarre moment. We break d…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we slide headfirst into the low-budget lizard mayhem that is The Giant Gila Monster (1959), a film where the title tells you everything—and yet somehow, not nearly enough. Join me as we unravel the story of a sleepy Texas town besieged by a shockingly chill giant lizard with a taste for hot…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we crank up the Theremin and hunker down in our Cold War bunkers for 1956’s Earth vs. the Flying Saucers—a film where alien invasion meets government denial with all the subtlety of a brick through a window. We’ll walk through the plot, such as it is, as alien ships descend upon Earth like …
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In this episode: Comic Book Announcement • Women Who Idolize Trash • AI Generated Down Syndrome OnlyFans Accounts • Sabrina Carpenter • Marvel Artist Camron Johnson Calls In • Woke Children's Cartoons • 80's and 90's Nostalgia Talk • Fan Mail + More
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we dip our toes—and eventually our entire sanity—into the tepid cinematic waters of Monster from the Ocean Floor (1954), a film that dares to ask: what if a rubbery sea creature and a questionable romance plot tried to co-exist on a shoestring budget? Spoiler alert: they mostly get in each …
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we plunge headfirst into the baffling, burbling waters of Creature from the Haunted Sea—Roger Corman’s 1961 fever dream that somehow mashed together Cold War espionage, mobster slapstick, and a sea monster made of mop heads. We walk through the film’s paper-thin plot, where an American conm…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we descend into the fever-dream logic of Robot Monster (1953), a film where humanity is annihilated by a gorilla in a diving helmet with Wi-Fi issues. Join us as we unravel a plot held together by bubble machines, philosophical monologues about murder, and an ape-creature named Ro-Man who f…
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Claws for Alarm: When the Buffet Bites First
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13:31Send us a text In this crustacean calamity of atomic proportions, The Introverted Obelisk scuttles into the radioactive tidal pool of 1957’s Attack of the Crab Monsters—a movie where the science is shaky, the dialogue is moist, and the crabs are psychic. Join us as we unpack the radioactive fever dream of an island expedition that goes from scienti…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we pack our bags for an ill-advised tropical expedition into the technicolor fever dream that is Gappa: The Triphibian Monster (1967). When a group of journalists and scientists arrive on a remote island owned by a deeply unethical corporation, they discover a baby kaiju nestled in a cavern…
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13 Ghosts (No, Not the One with Tony Shalhoub)
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15:32Send us a text In this episode of The Introverted Obelisk, we slip on our ghost viewer glasses and stumble through the cobweb-covered corridors of William Castle’s 1960 spookfest 13 Ghosts—not to be confused with the blood-slicked, glass-walled 2001 remake that somehow starred both Tony Shalhoub and a jug of ectoplasmic rage. We follow the ill-fate…
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Send us a text In this episode, we're cracking open the not-so-well-preserved corpse of Bloodlust (1961), a film that dares to ask the question: “What if rich guys hunted people and everyone was just kind of chill about it?” Before The Most Dangerous Game had a Hulu reboot and before “eat the rich” became a social media aesthetic, there was Bloodlu…
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Today I make an attempt at solving a distressed pop stars problems.
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Bonus: The Most Disrespectful Woman in America
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7:14Today we explore a woman who doesn't know how awful she is.
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Today we cover the worst society has to offer. Topics include: Public Toenail Clippers • People Who Wear Diapers in Times Square • Philadelphia’s Bum Apocalypse • Zuckerborg Update • Self Driving Cars • The BROpocalypse • Fake Anxiety Attacks • In-N-Out Burger Terrorist • Gen Z Having Children • Fan Mail + More…
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In this episode: Shavo from System of a Down Calls In • YouTube Denies My 1 Million Subscriber Award • Extreme "Beauty Trends • Slobs in Public • People Who Dig Up Deceased Family Members • Talent Showcase • Gen Z Rock Bands • New System of a Down Record?
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In this episode: The Hawk Tua Girl • Jake Paul the Boxing Fraud • My New Cartoonist Gig • Tampa Bay Comic Convention Appearance • Sopranos Star Has Son Edit Her OF photos • People Who Still Wear Masks • Uninformed Voters • Man Who Gets Paid to Do Nothing • Customer Service in America • Dumb Americans • How to Cope with Idiocracy • Fan Mail…
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In this episode: Lizzo "Quits" • YouTube Removes My Videos • Fake DJ Responds with Diss Track • Twitch Streamer Meltdown • Furry Stalker • Fan Mail
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In this episode: Sad Beige Moms • The PLUR (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect) Community Wants Me Dead • Fake DJ's • Angry Ravers • Nose Surgery Update • My Hospital Experience • Holiday Wishes • Artist Showcase • Fan Mail
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In this episode: India Hates Me • Human Pup Gathering in Germany • Narcissists and Earthquakes • Parents Breaking Eggs Over Kids Heads for TikTok • What Happened to Victoria's Secret? • Climate Change Hypocrisy • Artist Showcase
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In this episode: Selfies with Wild Animals • Snake Guy Responds • AI Generated Instagram Models • TikTok Bottle Trend • Plea to Send TikTokers to Space • Jada Pinkett Smith Introduces Psychedelics to Her Children • Artist Showcase
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Today we explore people who bring nothing but grief to society. In this episode: TikToker Who Walks Into Random Homes • Willow Smith Crying Selfies • Obese Airline Passenger Demands • The Dangers of Sharing Your Life Online • Las Vegas Stories • Artist Showcase
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In this episode: Auschwitz Selfies • 90's Concerts vs. 2023 Concerts • Kids Who Beat Teachers Over Smartphones • Bud Light Update • Guy Who Harasses People in Traffic • Low IQ Americans • Sugar Daddy Celebration Day • Unhinged Americans • White Trash Bars • Miami Degenerates • Q & A
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In this episode: Adults in Diapers • Woman Who Married A Tree • Reading Machine Gun Kelly's Tweets • Serial Killer Obsession • Clown Surgery Regret • Moms with OnlyFans Accounts • Paris Garbage Strike • Fan Mail / Artist Showcase
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In this episode: Rick Kosick From Jackass Joins The Show • Selfie Deaths • More Creepy TikTokers • UFO Sightings • TikTok's New "Rule" • Woman Who Made Herself Blind • Asking Gen Z Simple Questions • Jackass Pranks • Jackass vs. TikTok • Where Is Brandon Dicamillo? • Bam Margera Not Being in Jackass • Filming During Pandemic • Deranged Pop Stars • …
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In this episode: MLK Schlong Statue • 'Good Girl' Creeper Guy Responds • New Years Eve TV Review • 90's MTV vs. Now • Oli London Update • Harry Styles Media Obsession • AI Generated Children's Books • Greta Thunberg Photoshoot / Political Theater • Fan Mail
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Let's roast some nutjobs on an open fire, shall we? In this episode: Rudolph vs. Barney • Ms. Uncah Jams Update • Black Friday Brawls • Simon Cowell's New Face • Thoughts on AI Art Generators and AI Robots • Degenerate Christmas Specials • Deceptive Marketing • Fan Mail
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In this episode: Influencer Who Hit Golf Balls Into Grand Canyon • TikTokers In Grocery Stores • Protestors Who Glue Themselves to Things • Degenerate Moms • Gen Z Kid Cries Because He Has To Work • Megan Fox/MGK Derangement • Kanye West/Chris Cuomo Interview • Fan Mail
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In this episode: Vabbing • A Mom who Became a Dragon • The Black Alien Project • Plastic Surgery Obsession • Comedian Violet Jones Calls In • Fake Butts • Shop Class Teacher with Prosthetic Chest & more.
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In this episode: What's wrong with the youth? • TikTokers and #Vasectomies • Banned from TikTok! • Billie Eilish's boobs • Fan Mail • Attack of the Microphone Lickers! • Will Smith Apology Video • My Trip to Florida • Keyless Apartments • The Internet Was A Mistake • Where did our pride go?
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In this episode I interview a furry from an undisclosed location in eastern Europe in an attempt to understand furryhood once and for all!
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In this episode: Phone Zombies Stop Traffic in NYC • Selfie Crashers • Fart Sniffing Couple Respond to My Video • Christina Aguilara's PRIDE Performance • Outrageous Gas Prices • BP Oil Pretends to Care • NYC Ads Empowering Fentanyl Users • Gatorade "Health" Ads • People Who Normalize Ped0s • Protecting Your Children From Brainwashing • High School…
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In this episode: Men Who Dance Shirtless Together • What Is a Belle Daphine? • Britney Spears' Instagram Account • Morning Show Mocks Stay-At-Home Mom • The 1950's vs. The 2020's • Trusting Elon Musk • Bill Gates Hypocrisy + More
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In this episode: Lizzo Makes Me Gag • TikTok Causing Tourettes Amongst Teens • TikToking in Emergency Rooms • People Who Hold Their Phones Up For Entire Concerts • Selfies During Car Accidents • Virtue Signalers • NPC's • Gilbert Gottfried Tribute • Jussie Smollett Releases A Song & more...
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In this episode: Narcissists and Ukraine • Stupid TikTok Challenges • Shoplifting Videos • The Blockbuster Video Popcorn Bandit • Pro-Mask Rally • Rapper Hi-Rez Calls In • Freedom Marches • Performing At The Lincoln Memorial • Losing Fans For Standing For Freedom • Hip-Hop Talk
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In this episode: Joe Rogan smear campaigns • White privilege emojis • Angry Voicemails • Tony Hinchcliffe calls in • Comedy in LA vs. Austin • 80's/90's Pro-Wrestling • Playing the villain
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This is the one year anniversary of the show! In this episode: Human pups • Furries on planes • a toast to normal people • a girl who sells farts in a jar • the latest in clown news • Tattoo artist Kat Von D joins the show to talk about leaving Los Angeles • Influencers who flood her neighborhood • Following your passion • Patriotism…
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In this episode: A woman who identifies as a bug • Flight attendants gone wild • A mom yelled at me at a restaurant • Comedian Ryan Long joins the show to talk about the absurdities of America's political divide, the Canadian government fining comedians for jokes, the strange behavior of Justin Trudeau and living your entire life online.…
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