Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters

In which X7 reviews a dinosaur movie he has never seen before- The Age of Great Dinosaurs from 1979! It is a TV movie created and co-directed by the late Shotaro Ishinomori ( Kikaider, Kamen Rider, Cyborg 009 ) and is very interesting. Special thanks to August Ragone for pointing us in the right direction!

In which X7 begins a new series review, The Adventures of Waldo Kitty , from Filmation. It is a show that is not very well-remembered, even though it parodies quite a few well-known heroes. We find it fun and will talk about those reasons. Plus, cats!

IN which we return to The Angry Red Planet , this time with far more pictures and video! Yes, this is a redo of episode #186, but that was long before we were on YouTube! X7 loves this movie, as silly and fun as it is. Seeing any movie at the right age will do that! Let's blast off to Mars!

In which X7 looks at the Shaw Brothers' attempt to make a new hero in The New One-Armed Swordsman (1971)! Good movie, but probably too soon to replace the original. Be that as it may, let's take a look at it!

In which X7 presents a Yogi's first cartoon movie from 1964, Hey There, It's Yogi Bear! It is also Hanna-Barbera's first movie, and the first movie based on a US television cartoon. Who says Hanna-Barbera weren't trailblazers? Not us at Xenorama, for sure! Sit back and relax, enjoy the show!

In which X7 starts a new live-action series review, t he phenomenal Young Ones ! We have four weeks worth of episodes, and they are all great! Let's meet the gang!

In which X7 reviews a great book about his favorite Spider-Man show and cartoon, the one from 1967! It is in color, and has lots of behind-the-scenes storyboards, letters and character art. We love the book! Let's dive in!

In which X7 reviews the eighth Godzilla movie in the franchise- Son of Godzilla (1967). It used to be a more divisive movie, but most fans enjoy it for what it is now. It is a fun sci-fi comedy island adventure romp, complete with GIANT MONSTERS! Let's roll!

In which X7 bids a fond farewell to the Lovely Angels, AKA The Dirty Pair! It has been a fun run, but a rather short one, all things considered. Perhaps in the future we will revisit our favorite Lovely Angels. Until then, let's say "saraba" and not good-bye!

In which X7 re-reviews Fire Monsters Against the Son of Hercules from the far away year 1962. Yeah, he did it way back in episode #81, but this time, you music, audio, (Oxford comma) and video! It sure it is a fun peplum movie! Let's rock!

In which X7 does something very rare- reviews a movie he has never seen before! This was the first time he ever watched Death Rides a Horse , and danged if he didn't enjoy it quite a bit! The story moves along quickly, the characters are all enjoyable and Lee Van Cleef deserves every accolade he has ever received in his life! Let's ride!

In which X7 discusses a movie he probably hasn't seen in five decades, Babes In Toyland (1961). Yeah, we know he's of a certain vintage. Still, it is pretty darn fun, and full of Disney charm. Let's watch!

In which X7 takes us through the final three episodes of Robot Detective! It is a satisfying end, but breaks no new or interesting ground. It wraps up with only a few loose ends. K is a great character though, and easily the best part of Shin Kamen Rider! Let's roll, Joker!

In which X7 reviews a book he has had in his library since the Bicentennial of our country, The Golden Book of the Mysterious ! It sure was mysterious back then, but re-reading it with more grown-up eyes makes it less so fifty years later. The paintings are gorgeous and the book is well-written. Let's dive into it!

In which we think X7 has a little TOO much fun talking about this silly movie, Strange Brew ! Take a listen, let us know in the comment section what you think about it! We know he loves the movie, but this is one of his longer episodes. Now take off into the review!

In which X7 reviews episodes 21-23 of Dirty Pair! This is the penultimate episode with the Lovely Angels, and they are some good episodes! Three episodes go by in a hurry, and there's a preview of tomorrow's review! Let's roll, Angels!

In which X7 wants to love the movie Frankenstein meets the Space Monster (1965) but just can't because Frank barely fights said Space Monster. A few more skirmishes and far less stock footage (Frankenstein meets the Stock Footage would be a better titles) could have made this movie a lot better! Let's roll!

In which X7 watches Return to the 36th Chamber (1980) for the third time. It is a lot of fun, and a really enjoyable movie. It is a sequel to the original, but wisely chooses not to emulate that classic too much. Let's roll!

In which X7 has a fight with Agent EH7, but does come out on top... today. We hear him talk about seven songs from the Great White North, that is, Canada. We haven't done an episode with just songs for about a month, and this was a good time! Let's rock and roll, eh?

In which we listen to X7 help MOTHER and Shiba the Fierce reveal her secrets and BAD's big secret in these three top episodes! We discover her reason for creating K! Let's roll, Joker!

In which X7 returns to Casa Bonita after ten years, along with one of his best friends! It was her first time ever, which was so much fun to see. X7 doesn't remember the first time he he visited this historical landmark, but it was decades ago. A great time was had, so enjoy the review! Let's roll!

In which X7 takes a look at this effective and chilling movie, The Village of the Damned (1960)! It works well, for such a short film, and made a ton of money! X7 has only seen it thrice now, but greatly enjoyed it. Let's roll!

In which X7 reviews the next set of Dirty Pair episodes, 17-20. One is really good, two are quite good, and one is adequate. You will have to listen to find out which is which! Let's roll!

In which X7 talks about the same documentary twice! Dinosaurs: The Terrible Lizards has two versions, and some differences between them. Not many, but a few fun stuff! Tune in and discover what those differences are! Let's dig into it!

In which X7 looks at a very influential and seminal movie from the Shaw Brothers - King Boxer , AKA Five Fingers of Death ! Released in 1972 in Hong Kong and 1973 worldwide, it was a smash hit! It isn't the greatest kung fu movie, but it sure was necessary in the course of the martial arts movie world! Let's roll!