Xenorama, the Podcast of Heroes and Monsters Agent RX-7

In which X7 listens to and reviews seven songs from all over the world! To top that, there is only one song from the 80s this episode, which has to be some kind of weird confluence. Be that as it may, there are some very interesting songs here, and a few of them are pretty well known! Turn up the radio, fellow agents!

In which X7 reviews the super-scary second episode of The Land of the Lost! We meet the Sleestak for the first time, as well as Big Alice in The Sleestak God. Will and Holly get captured by the debuting Sleestak, and it is Cha-Ka and Rick to the rescue! The mysteries of the place abound, and not one of them has been answered yet!

In which X7 thinks he's very clever by reviewing the influential movie Equinox (1970) for the Summer Solstice of 2024. We will let him think that! Be that as it may, the movie is a great example of a can-do attitude. It launched the careers of many of the cast and crew that worked on it. Learn about that and more! Beware the ape monster!

In which X7 takes on the colossal chelonian's first movie, Gammera The Invincible. He talks about both versions of the movie, as the US one is slightly different than the original Japanese version. Gamera would be turned into an heroic monster in a couple movies, but this time, there is just one "kooky" kid who loves the terrific terrapin. Kook might be a mild term. Be that as it may, the film has some great effects and is pretty enjoyable for an origin story.

In which X7 looks at the ninth episode of the amazing Herculoids series. He also thinks the episode title is quite clever, and will offer a Xeno-prize (also a clever name) to anyone who gets it and lets us know in the comments. Be that as it may, these are two fun episodes, and even with time travel it makes internal sense!

In which X7 takes a loving look at the life and works of the great Vincent Price. The man accomplished much in his life, and was able to terrify or make people laugh depending on his role. Sometimes he did both at the same time! He was a true renaissance man, working in film, radio, television, books, music and more. Cheers to Vincent Price!