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In which X7 presents a Yogi's first cartoon movie from 1964, Hey There, It's Yogi Bear! It is also Hanna-Barbera's first movie, and the first movie based on a US television cartoon. Who says Hanna-Barbera weren't trailblazers? Not us at Xenorama, for sure! Sit back and relax, enjoy the show!
In which X7 starts a new live-action series review, the phenomenal Young Ones! We have four weeks worth of episodes, and they are all great! Let's meet the gang!
In which X7 reviews a great book about his favorite Spider-Man show and cartoon, the one from 1967! It is in color, and has lots of behind-the-scenes storyboards, letters and character art. We love the book! Let's dive in!
In which X7 reviews the eighth Godzilla movie in the franchise- Son of Godzilla (1967). It used to be a more divisive movie, but most fans enjoy it for what it is now. It is a fun sci-fi comedy island adventure romp, complete with GIANT MONSTERS! Let's roll!
In which X7 bids a fond farewell to the Lovely Angels, AKA The Dirty Pair! It has been a fun run, but a rather short one, all things considered. Perhaps in the future we will revisit our favorite Lovely Angels. Until then, let's say "saraba" and not good-bye!
In which X7 re-reviews Fire Monsters Against the Son of Hercules from the far away year 1962. Yeah, he did it way back in episode #81, but this time, you music, audio, (Oxford comma) and video! It sure it is a fun peplum movie! Let's rock!
In which X7 does something very rare- reviews a movie he has never seen before! This was the first time he ever watched Death Rides a Horse, and danged if he didn't enjoy it quite a bit! The story moves along quickly, the characters are all enjoyable and Lee Van Cleef deserves every accolade he has ever received in his life! Let's ride!
In which X7 discusses a movie he probably hasn't seen in five decades, Babes In Toyland (1961). Yeah, we know he's of a certain vintage. Still, it is pretty darn fun, and full of Disney charm. Let's watch!
In which X7 takes us through the final three episodes of Robot Detective! It is a satisfying end, but breaks no new or interesting ground. It wraps up with only a few loose ends. K is a great character though, and easily the best part of Shin Kamen Rider! Let's roll, Joker!
In which X7 reviews a book he has had in his library since the Bicentennial of our country, The Golden Book of the Mysterious! It sure was mysterious back then, but re-reading it with more grown-up eyes makes it less so fifty years later. The paintings are gorgeous and the book is well-written. Let's dive into it!
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