Filmwhys

**Originally Released 11-22-13**

Episode 18 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Twisting the format slightly, Host Bubbawheat and guest Vern from the now-defunct Vern's Video Vanguard, now host of Cinema Recall watch the new superhero release Thor: The Dark World. And for a change of pace, Bubbawheat introduces Vern to a movie he knows well, the 2001 Gore Verbinski film The Mexican, a comedic caper movie marketed as a romantic comedy with Julia Roberts and Brad Pitt.

**Originally released 11-2-13**

Episode 17 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Host Bubbawheat is introduced to the original 1962 Frank Sinatra thriller the Manchurian Candidate. And in return, guest Ryan C from Trash Film Guru is introduced to the 2012 action heavy reboot Dredd with Karl Urban.

**Originally released 10-13-13**

Episode 16 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Host Bubbawheat is introduced to the 1959 Hitchcock classic North by Northwest featuring Cary Grant, a crop duster, and Mount Rushmore. And in return, his guest Pat McDonnell of the now defunct 100 Years of Movies is introduced to the 2007 animated French film Persepolis directed by the original comic author Marjane Satrapi.

**Originally released 10-1-13**

Episode 15 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Host Bubbawheat is introduced to the 2010 Christopher Nolan film made inbetween the Dark Knight and the Dark Knight Rises involving dreams within dreams. And in return, he introduces guest Terrence Faulkner from the now-defunct site The Focused Filmographer to the 2006 low budget superhero movie Special where Michael Rappaport takes part in a drug test that makes him believe he has super powers.

**Originally released 9-18-13**

Episode 14 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Host Bubbawheat is introduced to the 1987 Brian DePalma film The Untouchables. And in return, guest Ryan McNeely from the now-defunct 5 Word Movie Reviews is introduced to the 2012 found footage super villain origin story Chronicle.

**Originally released 9-1-13**

Episode 13 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Host Bubbawheat is introduced to the original 1974 Texas Chainsaw Massacre, low budget yet classic horror "based on a true story" that wasn't fully true. And in return guest Jason Soto currently from Whatever with Jason Soto is introduced to the ultra low budget superhero horror movie All Superheroes Must Die from Jason Trost. *Bonus mini interview with Jason Trost at the end of the episode.

**Originally released 8-24-13**

Episode 12 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Host Bubbawheat is introduced to the 1948 Alfred Hitchcock film Rope that simulates a single take, more or less, across nearly the entire film. And in return guest Stefan Gagne, webnovelist and game developer at StefanGagne.com is introduced to one of the 2010 Lions Gate Marvel animated home video releases Planet Hulk that adapted the story also used in Thor: Ragnarok.

**Originally released 8-18-13**

Episode 11 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Host Bubbawheat is introduced to one of the best movies of all time, Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 mob classic the Godfather. And in return, guest Joel Burman former shepherd of the LAMB is introduced to the 1987 cheesy live action He-Man movie that was more influenced by Star Wars than He-Man, so much so that they titled it Masters of the Universe.

**Originally released 8-10-13**

Episode 10 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Host Bubbawheat is introduced to the 2005 romantic drama Brokeback Mountain from director Ang Lee that broke ground as a popular and award winning homosexual romantic movie. And in return, I introduce a friend of mine Joel to the 2010 animated superhero comedy Megamind that turned the tables on several superhero tropes.

**Originally released 8-4-13**

Episode 9 of Filmwhys aka the Why Haven't You Seen This Film Podcast. Where host Bubbawheat is introduced to the John Carpenter fantasy/comedy/action classic from 1986. An in return, I introduce Dan Heaton from Public Transportation Snob to the 2010 Matthew Vaughn hyper-stylized fantasy/comedy/action superhero movie Kick-Ass.