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In which X7 gives us a look at the excellent 1978 book Day of the Dinosaur, by John Man. It is very current for the time, and actually talks about new theories about our favorite "terrible lizards" as well. There is some great art, though some of it is of an older vintage! Look for a cat cameo as well!
In which X7 reviews the final black and white movie in Ray Harryhausen's oeuvre (well, not the last one, but the final one we need to see) The Earth vs. The Flying Saucers (1956)! It is not X7's favorite Harryhausen film, but it has a lot of great things in it! Let's roll!
In which X7 reviews episodes 22-24, in the penultimate episode of The Savage Dragon series. There is one fascinating episode in this batch, which could have been a season all by itself! Wanna know which one? Ya gotta listen! Let's roll!
In which X7 talks about one of his favorite dai kaiju movies, The X From Outer Space! Made by Shochiku in 1967, it features a charmingly silly monster, Guilala. Listen and find out why he loves it!
In which X7 talks about a fun peplum from 1961, Hercules and the Captive Women. Sure, there are no captive women in this movie, but don't mind that! The movie works well, if you watch it as it was intended to be seen! Let's roll!
In which X7 watches and listens to the 1975 version of the 1966 Broadway musical It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's Superman! What an experience this is. It doesn't have a great following, but the cast is good, the music is swell, and... well, that is about it. Watch and learn why! Up, up, and away!
In which X7 reviews the next set of episodes from Jinzo Ningen Kikaida, and wonders again just what Professor Gill wanted with his evil plans. He will be doing more research about this! Ready? Switch on!
In which X7 reviews the first rock and roll magazine that changed his worldview- CREEM! America's Only Rock and Roll magazine! This was from September of 1981, and our young agent was not prepared for what was inside. Let's rock and roll!
In which X7 talks about the first time he watched Teenage Caveman (1958) and has thoughts about the movie itself! Sure, it is low-budget, but it is surprisingly thoughtful. Let's dive into it!
In which X7 talks about three more episodes of The Savage Dragon, including one crossover episode that we will never find what happens to The Warrior King! Sorry not sorry! Let's roll!
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