Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters

In which X7 reviews the interesting Shaolin Hand Lock movie. What does he think of this very dangerous and almost infallible technique? You will have to watch and find out! Let's roll!

In which X7 reviews to very different Halloween specials! One is a celebration of the 60th anniversary, and of course, has been reviewed to death. Does that stop X7? Not in the slightest! The second is a very good and very weird one from 1978! Watch and find out!

In which X7 reviews four more episodes of Diamond Eye, and marvels and the strange tone of the series- realistic violence and slapstick monsters! What's up with that? We can see Toho is reconsidering the tone of the series at this point in time. Where will it go? Let's find out!

In which X7 talks about the first episode of VisionQuest! You know him, he loves the Vision. Let's not pretend about this. It is over five decades now. What does he think of this series? Watch and find out!

In which X7 talks about the classic and highly influential movie, The Wolf Man from 1941! So much lore was created here that most people don't even realize the poem isn't hundreds of years old. It was created from whole cloth here! Watch that full moon, and remember, there is only way to kill a werewolf!

In which (the sad) X7 winds up his review of the original Space Ghost series, though we do get a really fun extra at the end! Yeah, you gotta watch all the way through to see it, though. What a great character and show! Let's roll!

In which X7 talks about another Sammo Hung movie, The Magnificent Butcher! The fights sure are good, but why oh why do they have to go to such great lengths to show how eville the villains are? Yeesh. Let's roll!

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!