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In which X7 cobbles together an episode about dinosaurs, since he is on location in Moab, Utah, circa the 18th century. Or that is what he is telling us. Tomorrow he will have more about the actual city. Let's roll!
In which X7 starts a new series, The New Adventures of Jonny Quest! The show was from 1986, and ran 13 episodes. It was part of the The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera , and is easily the best series from that package. X7 admits to his original thoughts on the show being quite wrong, and he is happy about that! Let's roll!
In which X7 takes a look at the last Creature movie, The Creature Walks Among Us from 1956! He loves the Creatch, but this movie is not great. There are good bits to it, but even at the short running time, they are far between the sleazy boredom of the rest of the movie. Let's dive in!
In which X7 looks at grappling as a martial art, where Maciste takes on the Cyclops... eventually! Atlas in the Land of the Cyclops made the rounds here in Fossil Bed a time or two, then was consigned to lousy fullscreen VHS tapes in the 90s. This is a far better copy! Let's roll with some rocks!
In which X7 reviews a charming movie from 1965, Dear Brigitte! It has an all-star cast, including a cameo from the titular star, and it is funny and gentle. Let's roll!
In which we end our journey in season 2 and begin our sojourn through season 3 of The Land of the Lost! Let us know what you think about this earth-shattering season in the comments!
In which X7 reviews a keen book about the history of Total Television Productions and Underdog! Well, it is almost really good. Underdog is great, and has that amazing theme song. A lot of the other shows are... not great. Let's dive into the book!
In which X7 regales us with the story of 100 Monsters! It is a fun, if a bit dark, movie about Japanese Yokai, or ghosts, if you will. One should learn not to tear down shrines. Ever. Let's roll!
In which we see... the end of the Avengers! Well, just this series, anyway. It is not terrible, but it sure ain't great. We know X7 would have liked it to be better. It sure could have been. The best Avengers series was yet to happen! Agents, assemble!
In which X7 reviews a pretty decent underwater sci-fi movie, Atomic Submarine (1959)! It is an independently made movie, but it is well-acted and has good pacing. Lots of great shots as well. Let's dive into it!
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