Dark Humor
I consider myself to have a sort of dark, sometimes dry humor, but the scene where Michael Alig and James St. James are casually joking about this is a good place to dump a body was very callous. Wow.
I don't remember the name of the man (side front ponytail, sitting in the dark club) but what he said about "there has to be something more" I completely agree with. It's one thing to be high out of your mind and whack someone with a hammer who you felt was threatening you. It's another thing to pour Draino down their throat, dismember, wear their boots and brag to your friends about him being gone, use their drugs, etc. etc. etc. You have to have something in you that would get you to go there. Sure, the drugs helped it along, but like he said, I've known plenty of people who were on heavy drugs. It had to have been there in the first place.
It's very sad to me because it seems like no one cared about Angel being murdered. Out of the entire documentary, they probably spent roughly 15 minutes on it. I wanted them to spend more time on the murder and the details of it since I had never heard of this story. Everybody in the movie seemed to be more sad and concerned because the club scene is no longer what it was. Angel just seems like an afterthought in the whole piece which is disappointing.