In which X7 reviews the most excellent movie, Ninja in the Dragon's Den (1982)! It is a nice Japanese-Chinese collaboration, full of martial arts, magic, misunderstandings and slight comedy! We highly recommend it and wish there was a Blu Ray presentation of it from Arrow Video! Be that as it may, it's great.

In which X7 takes us on quite the ride through musical history today! Let us find out if he can make it make sense. Somehow, we think we should just enjoy the music!

In which we look at a couple more great episodes of Ultraman! Dada is an artistic invader looking to collect humans for unknown reasons- maybe they want more people to look at their art? This is followed by two innocent monsters that eat gold. Alas, people love gold more than monsters, it seems. Get your Spider Gun ready, you are gonna need it!

In which X7 takes a look at one of the oddest Japanese movies from 1967- Jack and the Witch! He never saw it as a wee agent, so seeing it with older eyes does give one a slightly different perspective. It is a pretty fun movie, though a tad overlong. There are a lot of chases and captures and escapes throughout the film. A ten minute edit would do wonders for the audience!

In which X7 talks for quite a while about the great King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)! We will watch him more next time to make sure he does not filibuster, if you will, about his topic. We cannot promise anything, though. You know X7 and his love of these movies!

In which X7 and Captain America meet the amazing Adaptoid in episode 07! This android can copy any individual's abilities, including non-super powers. Can Cap defeat a being with several Avengers powers by himself?

In which X7 talks about the second monster movie directed by Eugène Lourié, The Giant Behemoth (1959)! It is quite entertaining, if a bit "by the numbers" overall. The monster is cool, and a stop-motion rampage is always fun to watch. Find out if it is the "biggest thing since creation!"

In which X7 reviews the fourth and ultimate movie in Chang Cheh's "Shaolin Cycle"- Shaolin Temple (1976)! It is an action-packed and all-star affair, culminating in the destruction of the Temple. Get ready, go!

In which we listen to X7 talk about songs and more! He even talks about the actual artists, occasionally! Let's get ready to rock and roll!

In which X7 reviews the sad story of Gomora, as told in Ultraman episodes 26 and 27. Our lovable monster was minding his own business when a busybody professor brings him to Japan. Good things always happen when monsters are taken from their homes and brought to civilization, right?