Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters

In which X7 celebrates 2025's National Dinosaur Day by watching the wonderful and vastly underrated The Valley of Gwangi (1969)! He saw this as a young agent and it obviously left an impression on him. Go figure, right? Let's roll!

In which our self-styled master of martial arts, X7, reviews the amazing and generally jaw-dropping Master of the Flying Guillotine! This isn't even close to over-hyping this movie. The great Jimmy Wang Yu made this movie as a sequel to his One-Armed Boxer, which we have already reviewed. We love both movies! Lets roll!

In which X7 talks about one of his favorite movies of all time, 1979's most excellent The Muppet Movie! Yeah, it isn't easy to say much new about the movie, since it is nearly fiddy years old, but he does his best. It has everything, even a giant monster (of sorts) in it! Just go watch it now.

In which X7 talks about episodes 05 through 08 of the cool Robot Detective show. It is a lot of fun, and more of the mystery of K himself is revealed. Though not too much! Let's roll, K!

In which X7 discusses a 38 year old book, The Best of Science Fiction TV! This was written in the olden days, before the Sci-Fi Channel, before streaming, before even VHS tape sets! Infomercials had begun to ruin syndicated television and classic shows were disappearing quickly. We don't agree with many of the choices here, so let's discuss!

In which X7 reviews the 2008 "adult" cartoon movie Turok Son of Stone. It is based on the long-running comic book of the same name. It is quite good, but perhaps a broader audience could have been reached had it been a little less "adult" and a bit more PG. Can't make new fans of a character if you aim it an an older audience, can you? Let's roll!

In which X7 starts a new animated series to review- The Dirty Pair! Oops, we mean The Lovely Angels! We can't hold it against them if they cause as much if not more damage than the menaces they are supposed to stop. It just isn't their fault! These first four episodes introduce you to the characters and the damage they cause. It is very close to a Japanese Loony Toons series, we can tell you that! Let's roll, Angels!

In which X7 reviews what is probably still the scariest Mummy movie, The Mummy from Hammer Studios. Made in 1959, it features the most active and dangerous mummy cinema had ever seen! Since this mummy was played by the late, great Christopher Lee, this should come as no surprise. It was a success, but no direct sequel was ever made. Fun movie, let's unwrap it!

In which X7 talks about the exploitative compilation Green Hornet movie that was released in 1974. It made a lot of money, but it is not a very well made movie. Voyage from Space is a far better example, but perhaps that is not fair to this movie. Be that as it may, let's roll one more time, Kato!

In which we have the regular 7 Song Friday, full of great music and some interesting trends. Does iTunes listen to us like all the other marketers do? Be that as it may, let's get ready to rock and roll!