Filmhaus Podcast

And we're back again, going smart, talking about books! But of course not books alone, but literature adaptations. First though we talk about what we've been watching. We went together again and saw Phantom Thread and also the Disaster Artist. Then we get into the main topic, Literature Adaptations. What's a good adaptation? What's a bad one? Maybe don't adapt literature at all? Hear us answer these age old questions! If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Troy, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

Here we are again, all ready to get into talking about movies, especially our movie of the Bi-Week, Audition. First we talk about what we've been watching, where this time we went to the cinema together and saw The Darkest Hour and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing: Missouri. Then we go to the main topic, our movie of the Bi-Week, the Takashi Miike classic Audition. The next Movie of the Bi-Week is going to be Troy. Finally we play a kind of disappointing version of Bean-Boozled, inspired by the Dan and Kody Podcast, who played the same game a few weeks ago. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Troy, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

Welcome back to a new episode of the Filmhaus Podcast in which Michael and Josh take their time to talk about the biggest movie platform there is, the Internet Movie Database. As usual they open the show talking about what they've been watching. Josh watched The Bad Batch while Michael watched C'était un Rendez-Vous. Then they go in their ... badly prepared conversation about IMDb aka the Internet Movie Database. What's good about it? What sucks? Why is letterboxd the better website? Find out now! If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Audition, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

And here we are again with a new relaxed episode of the Filmhaus Podcast where this time we talk about Shaving Ryans Privates... no, Saving Private Ryan. First we have a little discussion though, not about what we've been watching as usual, but instead we talk about the recently published Oscar nominations. Then we go into a long discussion about one of the biggest Oscar snubs in history, our movie of the Bi-Week, Saving Private Ryan. The next movie of the Bi-Week is going to be Audition by Takashi Miike! Finally we play a movie game, another round of My Kid Could Paint That, where we have to guess a movie by the description of the Poster. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Audition, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

In a totally not subjective way, Michael rates his top 10 heavy metal records of 2017 and gives you short audio samples to go with it! This has nothing to do with films, but to make a seperate youtube channel for this kinda stuff isn't really worth it. So we agreed to make these off-topic things bonus episodes for our dear listeners. Note: To get the best possible experience, you have to download this episode with a Podcatcher, and not stream it on our website. The Player on our website does not support an audio quality good enough for the songs to sound anything more than bad. List: 10: Enslaved - E 9: Dimman - Guide My Fury 8: Evocation - The Shadow Archetype 7: Septicflesh - Codex Omega 6: Shade Empire - Poetry of the Ill-Minded 5: Zeal & Ardor - Devil is Fine 4: Persefone - Aathma Special mentions: Trivium - The Sin and the Sentence Ne Obliviscaris - Urn Arch Enemy - Will to Power Sólstafir - Berdreyminn Wintersun - The Forest Seasons Xanthochroid - Of Erthe and Axen I & II Malokarpatan -

Guess who's back. Back again. Well, it's Josh and Michael from Filmhaus Podcast. And today we're talking about the Letterboxd What to Watch Challenge and what kinds of movies we're expecting to see. First, as you should know by now, we're talking about what we've been watching. Michael has been watching Love Exposure while Josh watched Loving Vincent. Just lots of love there. Then in the main segment we talk about the Letterboxd What to Watch Challenge in which we each picked (or will pick) 52 movies to watch, one a week. It's a long list, but it's also a really interesting and fun one so stay hooked. You can find Josh's List here and Michael's list over here Don't forget to watch and leave us your thoughts on next weeks movie of the bi-week, Saving Private Ryan. You can do so by writing to us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

We're back again with a new Episode of the Filmhaus Podcast, this time talking about the Golden Globes but mostly Zootopia. As always we first start with What we've been watching. Josh watched the Killing of a Sacred Deer, Michael watched Something Else. Then we get into Zootopia, the movie of the Bi-Week. Hear our thoughts on that movie, but also hear Josh rant about why this is a better movie than Bright. The next movie of the Bi-Week is going to be Saving Private Ryan, so remember to watch that. Finally they play a movie game, this time they play a favourite of Josh's, 28 Weeks Later. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Saving Private Ryan, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

Today we have a verry special episode for all of you: Josh and Michael are joined by independent director Greg DeLiso to talk about what it's like to make and release your own movie. As always they start off talking about what they've been watching. But for this special occasion, all three have been watching Greg's feature film Hectic Knife, that's available now! Without any transition they go smoothly into a conversation about making your own movie, getting distribution and also about Greg personally. You can find Greg DeLiso and all his movies here or on twitter. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Zootopia, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

And we're back, starting the new year off with a milestone in documentary history, talking about The act of Killing. At first though, as is tradition, we talk about what we've been watching. Michael has seen the 2015 movie Room, while Josh spent his time with a musician-documentary called Hired Gun. Then they lead into the main segment of the show, talking about The Act of Killing, a dark and depressing documentary about war criminals. Our next Movie of the Bi-Week is going to be Zootopia aka Zoomania aka Zootropolis. Finally, we're bringing back an old game, Jacobs Ladder, to see who knows the actors least famous movies. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Zootopia, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

And we're back, right after Christmas with another episode. And we're doing a year in review. First, as you should be used to by now, we talk about what we've been watching. Michael picked Room , Josh picked the newly released Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Spoiler-free and Spoiler talk included. Then we go to their Year in Review... of the year 2014. We go through quite a few best of lists and in the end decide if it was a good year or not. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on *The Act of Killing *you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

Here we are again, and once again joined by Joe from ThoseMovieGuys podcast, to talk about movies and the christmas horror. As always though we start off talking about what we've been watching. Joe watched El Camino Christmas , the new Netflix Original. Josh went to 70s France and watched Daguerrotypes. Lastly Michael sets up the movie of the Bi-Week by talking about the John Saxon classic Enter the Dragon (also starring Bruce Lee). In the main segment, Joe, Josh and Michael talk about the movie of the Bi-Week, Black Christmas , give their thoughts on it and give random facts about the movie. The next movie of the Bi-Week is going to be The Act of Killing from 2012. If you liked this episode, also check out Joe's own podcast Those Movie Guys. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Black Christmas you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound Finally we have a new game since we got a guest. Michael prepared 20 questions

Aaaand we're back, with a very special guest. Listen to us say Hi to Joe from ThoseMovieGuysPodcast, making consentual love to your earholes! As is known they first talk about what they've recently been watching. Joe has watched Gook , Josh has seen In the Fade and Michael has watched Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance. Following that conversation, Michael and Josh are basically interviewed by Joe about Censorship, banning movies and banned movies. They also veer a bit into a talk about Horror, since that's the genre most affected by censorship. * * If you liked this episode, also check out Joe's own podcastThose Movie Guys. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on *Black Christmas *you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound 

And we're already at episode 20, probably thanks to the new weekly format: New Episodes Every Thursday. This time they talk about movies... The first movies they talk about are in the What we've been watching segment of the show. Michael has seen The End of Evangelion , another anime, while Josh has watched 1960s classic, Peeping Tom. After that they get in deep about Ran , but also talking about Kurosawa and a bit of Asian cinema, and as always a little discussion on how to rate movies. The next Movie of the Bi-Week is going to be the Christmas Classic, Black Christmas. Finally they play a movie game, this time it's another new one: Who am I , in which they have to guess the movie the other person picked by asking Yes/No answers. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Black Christmas you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

And here it is, an all new episode of the Filmhaus Podcast. Synchronisation is what it's all about. Is dubbing good, bad, can you even say? That's what Michael and Josh talk about on today's episode. But as is tradition they start off talking about what they've been watching recently. Michael has watched Daicon IV , a short animation from Japan while Josh watched 2017s Happy Death Day. Then they get into a long discussion about the history of dubbing, when it makes sense, when not, and maybe if sometimes dubs are superior? Remember to watch Kurosawa's Ran for next weeks episode. Also remember we are now on a weekly schedule, new episodes every Thursday! If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Ran you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

And here we are again in the still new, weekly format. This time Josh and Michael take their sweet time to talk about Dirty Harry and their rating-behaviour. First of all they talk about what they've been watching though. They are both talking recent movies as Michael has seen Murder on the Orient Express while Josh watched Thor: Ragnarok. Then it's time for the movie of the Bi week which is Dirty Harry. Listen as they slowly distract from the main topic and fall into deep thought experiments about how to rate a movie. The next movie of the Bi-week is going to be Akira Kurosawa's RAN. Finally, they play a movie game in which they have to guess a movie by its score. Once again, the next movie of the Bi-Week is Ran by Akira Kurosawa. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Ran you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

In this episode of the Filmhaus Podcast Josh and Michael talk all things Tarantino. Who is he? What has he done? First as always they talk about what they've been watching. Josh brings up last years best picture winner Moonlight , while Michael talks about the recent movie Good Time. Then they get deep into the filmography of Quentin Tarantino , talk about his unique style and the movies he made. If you haven't watched it yet, next weeks episode is going to be about Dirty Harry , so you better give it a watch. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Dirty Harry or anything else, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

Although Halloween is already over, Michael and Josh still took the time to watch the classic Horror movie Halloween. Before they talk about it, they talk about What they've been watching. Josh watched the silent documentary Häxan: Witchcraft through the ages. Michael spent his time watching cooking shows that are about more than just cooking. Then they talk about the movie of the Bi-Week, which this time is Halloween. The discussion about that movie leads them down into talks about horror and horror fandom. The next MoTBW is Dirty Harry , so you better get to watching. Finally, as they usually do, they play a movie game. If you liked this episode or want to tell us your thoughts on Dirty Harry, you can contact us at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

And back we are again with a spooky edition of the Filmhaus Podcast, in which Michael and Josh talk about the classic horror monsters. First they talk about what they've been watching. Josh stayed on topic and picked a recent horror movie called The Babysitter while Michael picked one of his favourite movies, Chef. Then they go right into the main topic, the Universal Monsters. They talk about the classics like Frankenstein , Dracula , the Wolf Man and what they did to the horror genre. The next episode will already come out on the 7th of November , because we switched to a weekly format. Leave your thoughts on this change plus any other thoughts you might have at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

And we're already back, with a new, shorter episode of the Filmhaus Podcast, where Michael and Josh take their time to talk about two Movies of the Bi-Week. First they start off with what they've been watching. For Michael, that was the original The Fast and the Furious , while Josh went old school and watched The Old Dark House. In the main segment, Michael and Josh talk about Scarface , but keeping with the theme of last week they talk about the original 1931 version and then the remake. They also start to work on their first draft of an official Filmhaus rating scale. The next Movie of the Bi-Week is gonna be Halloween and will be released in two weeks. Lastly they have fun playing an unnamed movie game in which they have ot try and say the same actor at the same time. The next episode will already come out on the 30th of October , because we switched to a weekly format. Leave your thoughts on this change plus any other thoughts you might have at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and I

And we're back with a new Episode and a special announcement: Filmhaus Podcast will now be Weekly. It's not completely set in stone, but for now, we're splitting up the segments into 2 Episodes. First Michael and Josh talk about what they have been watching, and this time they picked only one movie: Blade Runner 2049. For the rest of the episode, in the main segment of the podcast, they talk about Remakes. What makes a Remake? What makes a good Remake? What even is a Remake? They also list off quite a few good and bad remakes. The next episode, in which we'll talk about the Movie of the Bi-Week , will be out on the 22nd of October. If you haven't watched them already, check out Scarface from 1932 and the remake from 1983, because those are the two movies we'll be talking about at length. If you want to send us a message (especially about the changes at Filmhaus), write us an Email at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound