Phantom X’s official catalogue now lists eight episodes, from Homecoming to The Other Side. The complete Episode 8 was uploaded October 20, running 22:27. The series is continuing; a complete season is not claimed.
The earlier Episode 7, The Storm, was uploaded September 15 and runs 17:34. Its release and production context are retained below.
In The Storm, Elijah has one night to break Aiyana and Ines out. The storm supplies cover and a deadline; the man waiting inside the town presents the more difficult obstacle. The official studio page provides access to the earlier episodes for viewers who want the beginning.
Why it matters
A continuing western-horror ensemble asks more of direction than one convincing generated scene. The rescue must make objectives, obstacles and movement through the settlement readable, while a supernatural atmosphere remains consistent with earlier episodes. The original chapter structure separates interrogation, planning, infiltration, rescue and confrontation, making the intended dramatic construction visible.
The director and releasing studio are identifiable, and the named platform is scoped to this episode. More detailed model allocation, crew and cost have not been disclosed in the inspected release sources. Playback, sampled scenes and original credits were checked; this entry is not a full review of seven episodes.
October 20 — another episode announced
The creator’s early October 20 announcement targeted October 21 for an episode immediately following Episode 7. The complete October 20 upload below supersedes that target.
October 20 — Episode 8 is released
The Other Side is now available in its complete 22:27 original upload, dated October 20. Phantom X’s official catalogue now lists eight episodes. The earlier October 21 target above was an announcement; the full release supplies the actual publication evidence. The shorter X presentation is not used as the full episode’s runtime.
Elijah and his companions escape the town, but something lost during that escape strengthens the Reverend’s position. The episode then makes retreat versus resistance a conflict within the group. Moving from an action escape to competing decisions gives the continuing ensemble a dramatic task beyond surviving another spectacle.
The new description explicitly retains Mike J Mitch as director and Invideo Agent Two as the production platform. Episode 7’s separate disclosures remain scoped to that episode. A complete underlying-model list, voice/music team and budget for Episode 8 are still unknown. Original full descriptions, the studio catalogue, available automatic captions, current playback and sampled scenes were checked; no full-season critical review is claimed.
