Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters

In which X7 talks about a really fun and slightly unusual martial arts/superhero movie, the Heroic Trio! It was eye-opening in 1993. at least to most Western audiences! See how it fares nowadays! Let the heads roll!

In which X7 does an actual seven song Friday, featuring raucous rockabilly music! We did skip the more common and popular acts, but we span the gamut of time and space! Let's rock and roll!

In which it behooves X7 to say goodbye to the Square Pegs series, which did deserve a better fate. Four really good episodes, and now it is over. Our next series will feature a web of dark intrigue... But let's say goodbye to our friends!

In which X7 reviews Riley Black's fun book, My Beloved Brontosaurus! First published in 2013, it chronicles both Riley's history with dinosaurs and the way dinosaurs have changed since humans have discovered them. It is probably close to many dinosaur fans stories! Let us dig in to the book!

In which X7 talks about a very effective little sci-fi thriller, The Monolith Monsters! It is from 1957, and works quite well for the short-ish running time. Never ever trust rocks from space! Let's dig into it now! Geology rocks!

In which X7 reviews four more episodes of Phantom 2040, and we get more mysteries solved! These are about the characters as well as what Rebecca Madison is up to! This show is quite good, and needs to be seen by millions more people! Let's roll!

In which X7 reviews the 1997 Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery movie! It is his favorite, so of course this episode is a bit longer than usual. Let us know what you think, baby! Let's roll!

In which X7 looks at a really fun ninja movie, Watari, Ninja Boy! We are not sure why it never got brought over here, though there is a LOT of bloodless violence and death presented. Too bad, it is way fun! Let these heads roll!

In which X7 reviews three great episodes and one standard one of the splendid Square Pegs show! This is our penultimate review of the show! It is totally new wave, not punk! Lets roll!

In which X7 reviews the delightful Little Norse Prince, aka Hols, Prince of the Sun from 1968! This is a movie that some kids saw on the telly back in the 70s, and then some did not. Guess who did not? Let's roll!