Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters

In which X7 expresses some admiration for this fun adventure movie, and yet has some thoughts on how it could be better! You will have to watch and find out what he thinks. Overall it is a B- grade movie, with gorgeous scenery and good action. Let's jump in!

In which X7 talks about seven fab songs, six of them live for sure! Let us know which one you think might not be live, though we think it is obvious. X7 is kind of oblivious sometimes about such things. We all know it. Even he does! Let's get ready to rock and roll!

In which X7 talks about how great this series is! He wants a second season, even more than the Caped Crusader (which is also pretty darn good as well)! It has a very satisfying ending, which is a wonderful thing to see. Walloping websnappers, let's swing into action!

In which X7 faces down a few technical problems and presents 1980's Dinosaur Scrapbook! It features most of the popular dinosaurs (and other prehistoric animals) in popular culture up to that time. Donald F. Glut wrote it, and he knows his stuff! Let's dive into the book!

In which X7 looks at the 1979 television movie (and live-action movie) debut, Captain America! It was designed as a pilot for a series, but was not that well-received. It was a bit enough hit for a second chance, but that was it for Cap until 2011. Grab your shield and let's roll!

In which X7 reviews four more episodes of Sym-Bionic Titan, and they are all pretty darn good, even if one features racing. Will we see that car again? Place yer bets and let's roll!

In which X7 reviews one of the earliest superhero movies, Invisible Agent (1942)! It is a lot of fun, with a great cast and wonderful effects. It is so good, and really, an underrated superhero movie. Watch and find out why! Let's roll!

In which X7 celebrates the Fourth of July, 2026,by reliving memories of seeing 1776 for the first time fifty years ago. It is a really great musical, if not 100% historically accurate. They were not making a documentary, were they? Let's roll!

IN which X7 reviews not one, but two theatrical movies that star three of Go Nagai's creations! These are Mazinger Z vs. Devilman and Mazinger Z vs. The Grand General of Darkness! Mayhem, action, and monsters galore! Heck, there are even some great songs! Mazin-go!

In which X7 finds out all the secrets of Spider Noir and his WWI comrades... or does he? Well, yes, it is pretty par for the course, even if you haven't read any of his books. It is still a very enjoyable show, we must say, with the perfect amount of humor to make sure the horror and sadness don't overwhelm the viewer. Walloping websnappers, let's roll!

In which X7 reviews one of the wonderful reprint comic books DC used to release in the 70s, DC 100 Page Super Spectacular #22! This featured two and a half Flashes, Johnny Quick, and the Elongated Man! These books were great for young agents who were not alive when the original stories were written, and comic book stores had not become a thing! Let's roll!

In which X7 enjoyed viewing and reviewing the 1960 version of The Little Shop of Horrors! It is quite funny, and one can understand how easily it was made into a great musical. We recommend watching them in order of creation. Watch and find out which order X7 watched them in! Let's roll!

In which X7 begins a new cartoon series review, the amazing Sym-Bionic Titan of 2010! Robots, monsters, aliens, oh my! It is a lot of fun, overall, and X7 has only seen the entire run once before! Fade in!

In which X7 grins and bears it through a review of Godzilla on Monster Island/vs. Gigan! It takes a lot of martial spirit for him to sit through this again, though it is better than he remembers. Godzilla vs. The Stock Footage should be the name of this movie! Let's roll!

In which X7 reviews the interesting 1974 semi-werewolf feature, Wolfguy: Enraged Lycanthrope! Yeah, it is just like it sounds, almost. X7 wanted to like it a lot, but it is far too much of the martial arts genre of 1974, and not enough monster action. Go figure! Let's roll!

In which discusses a fun cartoon movie from Japan, The Wonderful World of Puss ‘n Boots. It isn’t as weird as the Mexican version that exists, but it is a fun take on the Perrault story. Let’s climb the curtains and find out the why and how!

In which X7 enjoys two more episodes of 2026's Spider Noir! We don't get much spider action, but what is there is well done. It also fits the character and time frame. We quite enjoy this show! Enter our parlor...

In which X7 talks about a beloved tome from his young agenthood, the Marvel Treasury Edition #7 (what other number could it be?)! It features his beloved Vision and the rest of the Mighty Avengers! Let's assemble and watch!

In which X7 reviews the 2006 which is also coincidentally the 40th anniversary Ultra movie, Ultraman Mebius and the Ultra Brothers ! It is pretty good, though very predictable. The action is good as are the effects, but the story isn't unique. The actors are all great, and it is worth your time to watch! Let's roll, shoowat!

In which X7 reviews the finale of Phantom 2040!  These are the final four episodes of the series, and it ends as well as it can, since perhaps they thought a third season would be approved.  We would have liked more, but as the old jungle saying goes, “always leave ‘em wanting more” applies here (and for most things overall).  Let the drums roll!

In which X7 talks about an Abbott and Costello movie thatseems to be rather overlooked, The Time of Their Lives (1946)!  It is about ghosts and redemption and is quite funny.  It also follows the rules of both hauntings and poltergeists, so add that to the antics!  Let’s roll!

In which X7 laughs a lot at Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure! We are happy to hear that it holds up very well, considering it is nearly 40 years old. Find a call box, er, a phone booth, and let’s dial in!

In which X7 tries really hard to like this rather sordid martial arts movie. There is a lot to like about it, but... it is kinda trashy. The fights are great, though! Watch and find out why he thinks this way! Let's roll!

In which X7 reviews the first two episodes of Amazon's Spider Noir from this very year! The series is not even a month old, which is a first for this channel! Ben Reilly has the ol' Parker luck, but perhaps he will find himself! Walloping websnappers, let's roll!

In which X7 talks about a book he has had in his collectionfor over 50 years (that really can’t be right, can it?) called Monsters Who’s Who!  The title is a bit misleading overall, but now it is a lot of fun to look through.  Let’s dive in!