Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 01, 1992, Page 4B, Image 15

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seems quite similar to other ani
mation festivals But the films
this time around are more fun
than usual
If you’ve ever been to any of
these festivals, you know that
they usually have several funny
short Til ms with some longer ones
to fill time Inevitably, the ones
that run 1 S or 20 minutes are the
Uirmg ones
If you look at this as just an
other animation festival,you will
lie pleasantly surprised If you
come to see non-stop sick and
wrong U'havior, you will he dis
appointed the depravity is spo
radic
The most offensive and hilari
ous of the hunch are without ques
lion Mike (irimshaw's Quiet
Please and Deep Sympathy
They both more than live up to
the festiv al s advanced lulling It
wouldn't he appropriate to de
scribe their content here Let s
lust suv that things you thought
were talxxi are wallowed m and
revered
But this show has its share of
lime fillers as well t hey re visu
ally intriguing hut emotionally
devoid and overlong Deadsev
is a good example of this I he
only su k thing about it is that it s
passed off as Dung tw isted
There is some well crafted ani
mation to D‘ found in some of the
shorts Pink komkommer has
eight different animators inter
preting the apparent sounds of
sex There is some creative and
visually exi iting work here, hut
overall, time really drags during
tins film It was probably abetter
If you look at.
this as just an
other animation
festival, you will
be pleasantly
surprised. If you
come to see
non-stop sick
and wrong be
havior, you will
be disappointed
- the depravity
is sporadic.
idea than a finished product
Make nu mistake about it Must
of these films are meant to elicit
nervous giggles or sophomore:
guffaws The artistic integritv
ranges from the amateurish Mu
tilator to the stylish and unique
{win:11 and - charcoal work of Ken
Hriu e in Lullabv Mostly, the
films are small, guilty pleasures
Clips like Bladder Trouble' and
Dog file offer nothing more than
what one would e \pis t from hear
ing the titles
If you go to this film hoping that
it leads to the fast track to hell,
you might be disappointed But
in the proliferation of animation
festivals, this ranks as some of the
most pointless fun you will have
KLCX
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News. " Worden said "And Logan Hawkes. who hosts the show, is
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And that's the show music, feature, rnusu , feature, music Sunday
after Sunday
"By doing this show, ki t A s point is not to isolate anyone.” said
Mi irgan Scott, the show s disc jockey "It lets listeners hear the rnusu
they want to hear, not just on their CD and tape players, hut on the
air "
And the music they're playing may he pist what radio needs I'm
to and I just dig it." Worden said "The sound of this music reminds
me of a time when radio was really fresh
These days, the music all sounds so much the same Out alternative
music , from industrial to garage to euro-lech-pop, is driving stuff
that 's got some mti*grity
A lot of people are so stuck in classic music, hut there's so much
good stuff out there." June said "This show cs a mind opener, and
people seem to like it It's a fresh change.”
"There's a huge amount of people that like this kind of music."
Scott said, "and it's also important to lx- able to experience new
things ’’
for KLCX, then, The Cutting X is a way to wake up radio..