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Repulsion

Repulsion

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Oct 11, 2026

IzzyHOST
0:47
Hi, everyone.
HalHOST
0:48
So for our latest movie this month, my choice was Repulsion from 1965.
HalHOST
0:55
This was Roman Polanski's second ever movie.
HalHOST
0:59
Now you, as I expected, had no knowledge or awareness of this movie going into it.

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speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:38
Something that she doesn't quite understand.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:45
And soon she will be swept up in a frantic fury of repulsion.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:56
Repulsion, a frightening film that takes the everyday world and distorts it.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:03
I wanted to be with you all the time.
Rob SpencerHOST
27:13
It's the far less famous version of a horror film.
Joe OdberHOST
27:16
Yeah, it's, people say it's, like, part of a trilogy with Repulsion as well.
Rob SpencerHOST
27:20
Oh, yeah.
Joe OdberHOST
27:21
Like Apartment with-
Rob SpencerHOST
27:21
Yeah, this actually is more like Repulsion than Rosemary's Baby really.
Joe OdberHOST
27:24
Mm.
Joe OdberHOST
27:24
Yeah, it is.
Joe OdberHOST
27:26
Rosemary's Baby, she's not going nuts.
Shane BeepsHOST
57:26
Th- this is all reminding me of a formative experience that I didn't think of until you talked about that, and you'd asked about this earlier, Stan.
Shane BeepsHOST
57:35
When I was, like, maybe 16 or 17, like, some high school friends went to the Cleveland Art Museum for a showing of Roman Polanski's Repulsion.
StanislavHOST
57:45
Mm-hmm.
Shane BeepsHOST
57:45
And I had no idea who Polanski was.
HalHOST
57:05
But this is a really low budget production and a limited setting film, but it's a really effective psychological horror.
HalHOST
57:14
So we'll be doing 1965's Repulsion with Catherine Deneuve.
IzzyHOST
57:21
I don't know anything about it.
IzzyHOST
57:22
No, no.
KatieHOST
7:21
Yeah.
KatieHOST
7:23
Directed by Roman Polanski, who directed Chinatown and Repulsion and The Pianist and many other movies.
KatieHOST
7:34
And is a famous, horrible person and a coward.
KatieHOST
7:40
Yep.

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KatieHOST
14:47
But Robert Evans was like, the people won't take it seriously if it comes from you.
CharlieUNKNOWN
14:51
Yeah.
KatieHOST
14:52
So he had seen Repulsion, as had a lot of people.
KatieHOST
14:56
It was a really big French movie from a few years before.
JohnHOST
14:52
Nuff said.
JohnHOST
14:54
1965, Repulsion.
JohnHOST
14:57
The amazing Catherine Deneau stumbles into madness before your eyes.
JohnHOST
15:01
It's amazing Roman Polanski got any work done.
Bill AllredHOST
29:57
Considered one of the greatest European actresses on film, she gained acclaim for her collaborations with Jacques Demy, starring in The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, The Young Girls of Rochefort, and Donkeyskin.
Bill AllredHOST
30:08
She starred in Roman Polanski's Repulsion and Luis Bu- Buñuel's Belle de Jour.
Bill AllredHOST
30:13
Her blasphemy movie, The Brand New Testament, a whimsical fantasy where God lives as a petty, mean-spirited tyrant in Brussels until his young daughter hacks his computer and leaks everyone's predetermined death dates to the world.
Bill AllredHOST
30:28
[laughs] Number four, Catherine Deneuve.
Bjorn OlsonHOST
14:14
You know what movie this...
Bjorn OlsonHOST
14:16
This movie doesn't really remind me of Rosemary's Baby, but it does remind me of Repulsion in that it has that... caught in a world you can't get out of feel and and like you know you're you're sort of
Reece CrothersHOST
14:31
you've
Bjorn OlsonHOST
14:32
you've assumed this persona and the people around you are expect this kind of persona out of you and it's like killing you from within like yeah it's

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Bjorn OlsonHOST
62:29
character I've
Reece CrothersHOST
62:30
ever seen.
Reece CrothersHOST
62:30
I mean, there are some parallels to the fragility of the mental state, I think, in some pictures, and particularly in Repulsion.
Reece CrothersHOST
62:38
But just the specificity of her, of Frances, her peculiarities.

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