Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters

In which X7 takes on the first half of The Brave Archer, since it is a long and rather involved movie, based on the Louis Cha novel The Legend of the Condor Heroes. So one will have to wait a week for the finale! It is worth it, we promise!

In which X7 reviews the US version of the 1957 Russian cartoon movie, The Snow Queen! It is quite good, and seeing it restored also helps a lot. We ain't kidding! We hope to review the original in a couple weeks, provided it has English subtitles. Let's roll!

In which X7 talks about the second set of chapters for the pretty good Phantom serial from 1942! We sure do wish for a Blu Ray release, but you know what they say about wishing in one hand, right? Let's roll!

In which X7 both reviews books featuring dinosaurs in the media AND tries a rather unsuccessful experiment with a background. We hope he does not follow Calvin's saying of "live and don't learn, that's us" at this time. Let's roll!

In which X7 finds a lot of fun in the 1959/1965 feature Prince of Space, though he finds things that could be improved as well! You will have to watch and find out what would make it better! Let's roll!

In which X7 reviews two more stories, or five more episodes, of the great Speed Racer! They are classic, and one is the only three part story in the the series. Let's roll!

In which X7 talks about a rather adequate kung fu movie, 10 Brothers of Shaolin. We wish he was more enthusiastic about it, but alas, it is not to be. Let's roll!

In which X7 talks about the pseudo-sequel to The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Shock Treatment! Released in 1981, it was not a success, but it is a really great movie. This is the second time 7 has watched it, and he does go on, as only he can! Let's rock and roll!

In which X7 starts reviewing The Phantom serial from 1943. It is fun, if a bit cheap, and has a lot of superheroic action. Plus Devil is there, and it all works, despite the age of the serial. Get the drums out and let's summon the Ghost Who Walks, The Phantom!

In which X7 reviews three 21st century books about dinosaurs (and other prehistoric animals) and one from the early 1970s! They are all a lot of fun, though keep in mind the intended audience for that last one. Let's dig in!