WTF Happened to This Movie can now be enjoyed as a podcast!

Last Updated on July 30, 2021

For the past 21 years, we here at JoBlo have been delivering to our dear readers all the latest in news, reviews and everything else under the big, beautiful sun when it comes to the world of movies and entertainment. Over those magical years we’ve expanded to other areas of the World Wide Web, including our incredibly successful YouTube channels – featuring trailers, clips and original content – and even a recently launched Twitch channel, showcasing original video gaming content. Now we’re excited to announce that to go along with our adventures in the world of podcasting with The Beard and The Bald, we're now launching a new series of podcasts centered on some your favorite recurring JoBlo video series, and we’re happy to announce the first in this new lineup of audio magic is the investigatory series, WTF Happened to This Movie?

That’s right, some of the amazing content that you’ve spent hours reading on the site (a.k.a. JoBlo Classic), and then spent hours watching on YouTube, you can now indulge in when you’re doing literally anything else in your life. No longer must you only stare at your phone or computer to watch content, but now we can educate you on the productions of some classic movies when you’re just going about your day. That means when you’re riding the bus, cleaning the house, or when you want to listen as you’re meant to be watching your kids as they play at the park, but don’t want anyone thinking you’re a bad parent because you’re on your phone. Basically, when you're listening, you're winning. 

Right now you can access the first two episodes of “WTF Happened to This Movie” – diving into the productions of SUPERMAN with Christopher Reeve, and the Star Wars prequel, ROGUE ONE – on all the major podcast outlets like Apple, Spotify, TuneIn and Sticher.

If you don't want to waste another second by clicking on those links, we have you covered, and you can listen to the first two episodes right here, right now, right below. But still, you should follow those above links or hunt down the podcast wherever you listen to your favorite shows so that you can leave us a review if you dig what you're listening to. If you do, we can expand all this audio magnificence to some of your other favorite series, such as "The Best Movie You Never Saw," and "The F**kin' Black Sheep." These are all amazing series that could be headed into your ears, and there's no better time to start than now. But seriously, keep an eye on your kids. That swing set has seen better days.