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Eating Raoul

Eating Raoul

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Oct 30, 2026

James EldredHOST
1:24
Ambulance.
Madeline KessnerGUEST
1:25
A movie that I have talked about a lot since we watched it because that was my first time seeing it.
James EldredHOST
1:30
And it's a great movie.
Madeline KessnerGUEST
1:32
Phenomenal.
Madeline KessnerGUEST
1:33
I think about that movie all the time.
James EldredHOST
1:35
We'll be covering a movie I think about almost every day today.
James EldredHOST
1:39
And we'll get there.
James EldredHOST
1:41
I want to cover some of my news, but let's cover happy news first.
JarredHOST
7:32
We had Robert Martin Robinson, and his very first credit was on Days of Our Lives.
JarredHOST
7:41
He was in the Whoopi Goldberg film.
JarredHOST
7:43
Theodore Rex appeared on Alias, West Wings, and Scrubs.
JarredHOST
7:49
And on this episode of Wings, he played Carl Spangler, the Austrian band leader there.
JarredHOST
8:38
And then it just goes on and on and on.
JarredHOST
8:40
It looks like she was in that movie.
JarredHOST
8:42
wheelhouse for quite some time then she appeared in and her but the interesting thing about her career she continues to kind of do be movies cult movies she definitely has a brand she was in um death race 2000 she was on charlie's angels she was in logan's run the tv show not the film she was in rock rock and roll high school
EmersonHOST
9:06
yes i was gonna say like uh i thought she was like the the principal in rock and roll high school
Austin ProctorHOST
22:24
Yeah, so you can watch this on Amazon for $2.99 rental.
Austin ProctorHOST
22:28
Movies that came out around the same time, Conan the Barbarian, Cat People, Death Wish 2, Eating Raoul, super underrated movie, The Sword and the Sorcerer.
Austin ProctorHOST
22:37
Yes,
Derek FerreiraGUEST
22:37
it is.
Edward HavensHOST
0:16
On today's episode, we're going to talk about one of my favorite movies from one of my favorite years in cinema history, from one of my favorite subversive satirist filmmakers, Paul Bartel.
Edward HavensHOST
0:26
The year is 1982, and the film is Eating Raoul.
Edward HavensHOST
0:31
But as always, before we get to the movie, let's talk about Paul Bartel.
Edward HavensHOST
0:36
Paul Bartel had been making movies, in one form or another, for most of his life.
Edward HavensHOST
3:13
Corman's low-budget filmmaking system taught Bartel an important lesson.
Edward HavensHOST
3:18
Movies could be made outside the traditional Hollywood machinery if filmmakers were willing to improvise, work quickly, and make every resource count.
Edward HavensHOST
3:27
That lesson would become essential when Bartel began developing Eating Raoul.
Edward HavensHOST
3:33
Bartel had already worked with actress Mary Warnhoff, and he wanted to make another movie with her.
Jordan PerryHOST
0:37
I'm just drawn that way.
Jordan PerryHOST
0:39
And the what? A what? Hello, and welcome to The Good, The Bad, and The What, the show in which we dissect what makes a movie good, bad, or other within a certain theme, category, subgenre, or filmography.
Jordan PerryHOST
0:59
I'm Jordan Perry.
Jordan PerryHOST
1:00
I'm Chris Thomas.
Chris ThomasHOST
1:09
Thank you.
Chris ThomasHOST
1:12
I guess finally, I guess this is a milestone because chopping mall is for sure.
Chris ThomasHOST
1:15
One of the first like 10 movies that went into this, this list.
Ryan OliverHOST
1:19
One of the first 10 movies.
EricHOST
46:56
Of course, you got your Texas Chainsaw movies as well.
EricHOST
47:01
Uh, Eat the Rich, Eating Raoul.
EricHOST
47:06
Necrosis.
EricHOST
47:09
Mother of Tears, Multiple Maniacs, Mind Ripper, Meat Grinder.
Dennis LinggHOST
19:21
[laughs]
Mary JonesHOST
19:22
Eating Raoul-
Dennis LinggHOST
19:23
Yeah
Mary JonesHOST
19:23
... is a satirical horror movie.
Zak KoonceGUEST
28:11
Yeah.
Zak KoonceGUEST
28:11
[laughs] They should've got John Paragon to reprise his role from Eating Raoul, you know?
Dirk MarshallHOST
28:15
That would've been awesome.
Zak KoonceGUEST
28:16
"You mean inexpensive, don't you?"

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