Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters

In which X7 braves censors and rights issues to do another 7 Song Friday, featuring six Bat and Bat accessory songs! Yes, one extra hero is present, but they have teamed up already! Let's rock and roll!

In which X7 reviews the next four episodes of Diamond Eye! There still isn't as much Diamond Eye as there should be, but the story is engaging! Let's roll!

In which X7 reviews the gorgeously painted 1977 book Sea Monsters of Long Ago! The art is amazing, and the prose is great for the time frame. Yeah, we know, it isn't very current, but it was at the time. Get your goggles on and let's dive in to these prehistoric oceans!

In which X7 reviews the direct-to-video 2005 movie, The Batman vs. Dracula! It looks great, has good voice acting, but was it feature-length movie worthy? Watch and find out! Atomic turbines to speed, let's roll!

In which X7 wraps up the first season of Space Ghost in the penultimate episode review of the show! Several fun episodes are here to enjoy, and we hope you do! Get the Blu Ray set, it is worth it! Board the Phantom Cruiser and let's fly!

In which X7 takes a look (hah!) at a movie featuring truly memorable aliens, The Invasion of the Saucer-Men! It debuted in 1959, and those giant green-headed creeps have been featured in many places. It also has a notable star, but watch the episode and find out who! Let's roll!

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In which X7 talks about The Wizard of Oz- seeing it as a young agent, the comedy asides in the movie, the effects, things like that. No objectivity here! Grab that broomstick and let's soar into it!

In which X7 reviews the sequel The Invisible Man Returns, even if it isn't the original Invisible Man! It is a direct sequel, and is pretty good overall. Find out why! Let's roll!

In which the Dreaded Deadline Doom hits X7 and he changes the review to this 1987 animated Ultra adventure! It is pretty fun, and could have made a great series. Find out why! No Beta Capsule needed, let's roll!

In which X7 looks closely at the 1959 Mr. Magoo feature, 1001 Arabian Nights! It has a great cast and moves along really well. Only one or two dopey love songs, and they go by quickly. Get that magic carpet out, and let's fly!