Review of Eating Raoul (1982) by Irvin C — 23 Nov 2013
A sexually repressed/very prudish married couple trying to buy a restaurant start killing off sex perverts/swingers in order to get the money to do so. This was a wonderfully sick, twisted, really goofy black comedy which, on paper, could have gone woefully wrong in a lot of ways but co-writer-director-star Paul Bartel manage to maintain the right level of goofiness and heightened reality enough to make the audience go along for the ride.
It's the type of comedy which will make you think, "This is so wrong" while laughing at the same time.
This review of Eating Raoul (1982) was written by Irvin C on 23 Nov 2013.
Eating Raoul has generally received positive reviews.
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