Nobuhiko Obayashi's 1977 HAUSU (or ハウス, or HOUSE) is possibly the most insane movie we've ever discussed on Enter The Void Podcast—and that's really saying something! This week Renan and Bill are joined by Teo Bugbee, who brought this psychedelic slapstick haunted house bubblegum horror comedy to our attention. And yet, as crazy as it is, it's also immensely enjoyable, and worthy of discussion for its distillation of childhood fears, commentary on the atom bomb, debatable feminist content, and of course its pure sensory overload.

Hausu links:

• Hausu on IMDb
• Hausu on Wikipedia
• Hausu trailer
• Manohla Dargis NYT review
• AV Club review
• Kogonada video essay
• Lady Problems podcast
• io9 on Hausu's insanity
• Blcklst on Hausu's feminist content
• Smug Film on Hausu's questionable content
• Obayashi / Charles Bronson cologne ad

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