Filmhaus Podcast

Some thought it would never happen. Others thought it would take forever. But it's finally here. Listen closely as Michael and Josh finally talk about Anime. And it only took 12 episodes. First, as usual, we talk about what we've been watching. We went to the movies quite often, so we watched Kingsman: The Golden Circle and Logan Lucky. Our movie of the Bi-Week, right to the release of mother! is Black Swan by Darren Aronofsky. Next movieS of the Bi-Week are going to be Scarface (1932) and Scarface (1983). Yes, we're forcing two movies on you! Then it's finally time to talk about all things anime. Mostly though what Josh has been watching in preparation, plus some of the better ones Michael knows about. Last but not least we play Jacobs Ladder, as we did a few times already. If you want to send us a message (or your thoughts on Twilight), write us an Email at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

Time to properly start in the double digits with a new episode! Are you enjoying your pumpkin-spiced everything already? We're not. We're talking about movies! What we've been watching this time features Lars an the Real Girl and Atomic Blonde. Our movie of the bi-week is Twilight - and we know you've been listening to our audio-commentary while watching, so we'll keep it short! Kinda! Not really! Moving to our main topic, Crossfire. Interrogation time! Why did you not like Zardoz , Josh? Why did Michael rate A Serbian Film 2/5 stars? We'll be interrogating each other about 5 movies each. As the episode comes to an end, we play 28 words later , our superfun movie-guessing game, courtesy of Cinereelists. Homework: For next episode, please consider watching Black Swan. * * If you want to send us a message (or your thoughts on Twilight), write us an Email at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter and Instagram.

Josh and Michael are in for some bad fun when they decide to watch Twilight and let you be part of it. Everybody hates Twilight , right? But is that justified? There is no way to find out, other than going through the experience of a field study, which involves your two beloved hosts sitting through a film of sparkling vampires, bad teenage romance and cringeworthy dialogue. And you can be part of it - Just watch with us! We built in a countdown so you can listen to us talk while watching the movie. Synchronized! It's 4D chess.

Our all new double-digit jubilee episode is out! It's time to properly talk about a topic that every film fan can relate to - our favourite movies. As is tradition, we'll start by discussing what we've been watching since last episode. Michael has been busy with university stuff and a metal festival, so instead Josh presents the new Death Note which was just released on Netflix, while Michael gives some insight on the anime behind it. Before we talk favourites though, it's time for our bi-weekly movie of the, well, bi-week! And for this episode you, our dear listeners, got the task to watch Hunt for the Wilderpeople , a New-Zealandish tale of a boy and his newfound family by director Taika Waititi. The main segment though is reserved for our favourites. Just our favourites? Not only! Our amazing friends over at Flicks XRayed and Those Movie Guys give us insight in what are their favourite movies, and what's the reason behind it! For our departure until next episode (and our small audio-commentary in-bet

And we're back with a new episode of the Filmhaus Podcast. This time, Michael and Josh are going to talk about the act of spoiling a movie. But first, as is tradition, Josh and Michael talk about what they've been watching. Josh has fallen in love with Baby Driver , while Michael watched the heavy metal documentary Until the light takes us. The only movie spoiled in this Bi-Week is the Movie of the Bi-Week , The Seventh Seal , the classic swedish movie about Chess. (20:20) In the main topic, Michael and Josh talk about spoilers. When is it okay to spoil a movie? Do we even care? No Movies were spoiled in the making of this segment. (49:25) Last but not least, the boys play a movie game, one that Josh invented himself. The Missing Link , fashioned after the grandfather of all movie games, 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon. (100:40) The next Movie of the Bi-Week *will be *Hunt for the Wilderpeople. If you want to send us a message (or your favourite movie), write as an Email at filmhauspodcast@gmail.com or f

In only 2 hours, Michael and Josh talk about many different topics, mainly about the movies of 2017 so far. First they start off with what they've been watching though. Michael went mainstream and watched World War Z , while Josh checked out Koyaanisqatsi, a real arthouse classic. Then they talk about the Movie of the Bi-Week, this time Unforgiven. Next episodes Movie of the Bi-Week is going to be The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman. (27:09) The main topic of the podcast are the movies released in 2017 so far. Josh actually prepared a number of lists on the topic, which both of them will go through, talk about what they've seen and what they'll expect. (52:28) Finally, they're playing another round of Last Man Standing, which they played before. (96:17) Once again thanks to James and Zach, the Cinereelists for letting us use their games. Find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

Episode #7 of the Filmhaus Podcast is a bit looser in topic. Josh and Michael just shoot the shit. They talk about random topics, this time mostly about other Podcasts and a few movie statistics for your listening pleasure. First they start talking about What they've been watching though. Michael picked Tucker and Dale vs Evil to talk about, while Josh chose Down by Law. The movie of the Bi-Week is The Shining by Stanley Kubrick and they spend 40 minutes talking about that movie. Prepare for the next movie of the Bi-Week by watching Unforgiven. (14:39) In the main segment, Michael and Josh shoot the shit. First they talk about some of their favorite Podcasts, for you to check out. Then they go into a battle of the statistics as they compare their Letterboxd stats. (55:22) In the end they play a new movie game called 28 Words Later, in which they have to guess the title of as many movies as possible with parts of their description on IMDb. (115:46) Once again thanks to James and Zach, the Cinereelists for

By now 2 hours is the norm as Josh and Michael end the month of June with a long conversation about Animated Movies. They start off by talking about what they've been watching, they both watched Wonder Woman and Josh also saw the horror anthology XX. The theme of strong female characters is followed when they talk about the movie of the Bi-Week: Run Lola Run. The next movie of the Bi-Week will be the Shining. In the main segment of the show they go through the history of animated movies , starting in the early 1900s all the way up to recent releases. Even though animation was and still is very much owned by Disney, they managed to also find a few non-disney animation movies. Last but not least they play a short movie game: Me, Myself and IRate , in which they have to guess what they rated a movie many moons ago. Once again thanks to James and Zach, the Cinereelists for letting us use their games. Find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

In our second 2-hour-exceeding episode, we're talking about a topic very dear to our hearts: movie collecting. How do we approach buying movies? Is there a movie we would buy over and over again? What versions of movies do we buy? In What we've been watching , Michael talks about Straight Outta Compton , while Josh gives us his opinion on Killer Joe. Movie of the Bi-Week as announced last week is City of God , the 2002 Brazilian masterpiece. (14:08) Jumping to our main topic, we both discuss how we approach collecting movies. Do you collect movies? How large is your collection? Let us know! (38:55) And to finalize the episode, we play a nice round of Jacob's Ladder , where we try to guess an actor based on his movies in reversed box office success order. Sounds more complicated than it is. (94:59) Once again thanks to James and Zach, the Cinereelists for letting us use their games. Find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

In the first 2 hour + episode of the Filmhaus Podcast, Michael and Josh travel across the world to take a look at Asian cinema. What makes it different? Is it better? What have they even seen? But first, what have they been watching? Got to listen to find out. This episodes Movie of the Bi-Week is Captain Fantastic , the quirky comedy starring Viggo Mortensen. (18:02) In the main subject, Asian Cinema , they talk about their own experience with Asian cinema, the movies they've seen, the movies they liked, and some inbetween. (43:18) At the end they play My Kid Could Paint That , where they have to guess movie titles by the (sometimes poor) description of the movie poster. (110:46) Once again thanks to James and Zach, the Cinereelists for letting us use their games. Find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

In todays episode of the Filmhaus Podcast , Josh and Michael talk about the Marvel Cinematic Universe and all the movies that are a part of it. As always though they first talk about what they've been watching , which is a bit longer conversation this time. The Movie of the Bi-Week is Edge of Tomorrow , the action sci-fi movie starring Tom Cruise.(21:09) In the main segment of the podcast, Josh and Michael talk about the MCU , all the movies in it. They also talk about what they like and what they dislike about it. Lastly they give their wishes for future installments.(34:39) After that lengthy conversation it's time for some games, so they play a round of Me, Myself and iRate , where they have to remember how they once rated movies on letterboxd. (95:06) Once again thanks to James and Zach, the Cinereelists for letting us use their games. Find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

This time the Filmhaus Podcast is being spooky as Michael and Josh talk about quite a few horror movies. First we talk about what we've been watching. The movie of the Bi-Week is *Phantasm RaVager *(but we'll also be talking about Phantasm to Phantasm 4). (Starting at 12:30) In the main segment we'll be talking about an event we took a part in: Splatterday Night Fever , where we got to see four horror movies in one night, in the cinema. We talk about these movies and about the whole feeling of that long night. (Starting at 30:19) At the end we try our hands at the game Last Man Standing , trying to rattle of as many movies as we know. (Starting at 78:48) We recorded at two different places, so bear with us through changing audio quality! Find us on Twitter and Instagram. Intro by Bensound

In the first episode of the Filmhaus Podcast Michael and Josh talk about the biggest movies of all time. As our tradition dictates, we're going to let you know what we've been watching last. We then switch over to one of the biggest Blockbusters of last year: Deadpool. (Starting at 16:45) The main segment of the Podcast discusses what a Blockbuster is. We give a few examples and definitions and list some of the most famous movies of this kind. We also discuss the recent trailer-culture, franchises and horror movies. (Starting at 33:22) To finish it off, we jump into a small game called Jacobs Ladder. Who will win? Let us find out. (Starting at 85:19) The Art of Editing and Suicide Squad Thanks to James and Zach, the Cinereelists. Check them out. Find us on Twitter. Intro by Bensound