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Crazy Ralph

Crazy Ralph

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Oct 29, 2026

Jayson TeasleyGUEST
56:07
It's like they tiptoe around it.
Jayson TeasleyGUEST
56:08
Now I will say this, I do have one thing that I will, will compliment them on is we get, we get a backstory of a famous character, uh, that really made sense in this series, and that's Crazy Ralph.
Jayson TeasleyGUEST
56:28
Yeah.
Jayson TeasleyGUEST
56:30
We get him fleshed out a little bit, and to see why in the first movie that he's portrayed the way he is, and this shows you why.
Jayson TeasleyGUEST
56:39
And it is actually a bright spot that I found in this series, because Crazy Ralph is somebody, if you watched the first one, Like I said, watching it now, it kind of loses its luster.
Jayson TeasleyGUEST
56:54
But back then, if you would have watched it in the late 80s, early 90s, Crazy Ralph was a kind of terrifying individual because of what you didn't know.
Jayson TeasleyGUEST
57:08
And it was the unknown that made him a lot scarier than what he should have been.
Jayson TeasleyGUEST
57:16
And even though We get to see him flesh out a little bit, and we get to see that he's kind of viewed very differently than anybody else in the story.
SarahHOST
32:48
was a hard one.
SarahHOST
32:49
Crazy Ralph.
SarahHOST
32:50
Every movie's got a crazy.
SarahHOST
32:52
And Ralph received a more developed backstory in the series.
BrandonHOST
11:03
The problem with this is that it takes all the red herrings and it gets rid of red herrings, which is necessary for a mystery.
BrandonHOST
11:13
Besides Ralph, besides Crazy Ralph, we have no idea who it could be.
BrandonHOST
11:19
It can't be the head of the camp guy because he's off in town.
BrandonHOST
11:23
He can't be any of the counselors.
Amanda JanikGUEST
64:53
We have really well-developed characters for the most part.
Amanda JanikGUEST
64:56
We didn't talk about Crazy Ralph.
Amanda JanikGUEST
65:01
Dude, Crazy Ralph is iconic in the horror community.
Amanda JanikGUEST
65:06
He's our harbinger.
Amanda JanikGUEST
65:06
He's our, you know, going to camp blood, ain't ya? I just think everything about this movie is perfection.
Ari LehmanGUEST
6:30
And speaking about Blairstown, First Jason is going to be performing on July 18th at the Blairstown Diner, where fans of Friday the 13th can go any time of the year.
Ari LehmanGUEST
6:44
There's the Blairstown Diner, where Crazy Ralph, you know, says, going to Camp Blood, ain't ya? Played by Walt Gordy.
Ari LehmanGUEST
6:54
Yes, so that same diner is there, and fans can go there any day of the week and just have some pie.
Ari LehmanGUEST
7:01
But on July 18th, there's going to be five bands, and there's going to be a ton of Friday the 13th alumni, as well as pie.
MattHOST
29:45
there's a scene where george costanza is buying condoms for somebody uh
DevlinHOST
29:51
something for the weekend sequence yeah um you do get you do get a lot of uh the purchasing of jonathan's in in these films well i guess because you know it's it's teen in it so yeah like um uh previous hella rewind pick the blob starts with uh a guy buying condoms and then right oh well yeah the dispenser at the little chemist that sells in the condoms and then he turns up.
DevlinHOST
30:19
Is this Kevin Dillon? No, it's the guy who looks like one of the London brothers, but isn't either of them the lead.
DevlinHOST
30:29
Spoilers for the blob.
DevlinHOST
30:30
You think he's the lead, but then he gets blobbed.

27 MINS LATER

MattHOST
57:11
He even spoiled the ending of Friday the 13th.
MattHOST
57:15
He published the mailing address of the head of Paramount Pictures, which may have been Barry Diller.
MattHOST
57:21
or may have been future Brookheimer buddy and Coke mad black Levi's jeans guy, Don Simpson in
Christian RuvalcabaHOST
15:47
Like, little Easter eggs here and there.
Christian RuvalcabaHOST
15:49
And then, like, one of my favorite parts is, like, Crazy Ralph.
Christian RuvalcabaHOST
15:52
Like, there's a character in the first movie.
Christian RuvalcabaHOST
15:53
He's, like...
Dave LevinsonGUEST
19:49
I also, Josh, you mentioned like being warned by the locals.
Dave LevinsonGUEST
19:52
I think especially that character of what I think is Crazy Ralph, this kooky character who shows up and is sort of the harbinger of doom.
Dave LevinsonGUEST
20:01
I'm trying to think if I can, off the top of my head, think of an example of that kind of character earlier than this film.
Dave LevinsonGUEST
20:09
There's kind of one in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which was before this movie, but it's not as on the nose as Crazy Ralph, and he doesn't show up multiple times like Crazy Ralph does.
Josh HallmanHOST
20:20
There's a shocking amount of people who warn everybody.
Josh HallmanHOST
20:23
Like, oh, it's comical, actually.
JonesHOST
43:40
So I appreciated being here, you know, also a great place to gather all of our characters.
JonesHOST
43:44
I mean, we got clawed at Barry, Ralph, Enos, Dorf, Rita.
JonesHOST
43:48
I mean, the entire ensemble is here.
JonesHOST
43:50
Base camp must have been an absolute disaster that day with all the trailers they had at the set.

9 MINS LATER

JonesHOST
52:47
It's in that moment when he tries to match her aggression that Pamela puts an end to the whole situation.
JonesHOST
52:52
He continues his manipulation even afterwards, encouraging her to let it out.
JonesHOST
52:58
Now we get a quick scene with Brooks and Crazy Ralph in the woods where Brooks is asking Ralph if he's seen anything weird recently.
JonesHOST
53:04
Again, doing some investigation based on the carcasses.
StacieHOST
28:13
He turns his table over.
StacieHOST
28:15
And then we get crazy Ralph.
StacieHOST
28:18
He calls them fools.
StacieHOST
28:21
He's like, you think this is over? This isn't over.
StacieHOST
29:23
We're learning his backstory.
StacieHOST
29:24
But this is the moment where it's like, oh, no, there he is.
StacieHOST
29:27
There's Crazy Ralph that we see in 1980.
StacieHOST
29:29
Shruti calls him out.

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