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- Sep 30, 2026
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RECAP – “PAX West 2026:” Be Chill, Keep Calm, and Button Press On – WARM 106.9 (opens the original)
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If the primary objective of any convention is to “find the fun where and when it’s least expected,” then, while also corralling a group of friends, I somehow encountered it throughout all four days of this year’s PAX West. And for my first time attending the entire weekend (I had previously gone for a day apiece in ‘23 and ‘25), I’d say it was a rush I couldn’t quite put my finger on, and trying to find the answer to why this experience was a much-needed escape would’ve left me craving more time
REVIEW – “Forgotten Island:” A DreamWorks Feat Worth Remembering (and Revisiting) – WARM 106.9 (opens the original)
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Regarding their up-and-down track record, I find it easy to forget when DreamWorks actually puts its best foot forward and creates something above its standard. Many will retreat to the valleys; others impatiently stand against the hills, eyeing their peak brilliance. That best explains the halo effect for directors Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado after their 2022 favorite Puss in Boots: The Last Wish made a surprise splash. The prospect of a truly great film by their studio is no longer a pass
REVIEW – “Primetime:” Must-See Reality TV – WARM 106.9 (opens the original)
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Television experienced another rise in popularity, growth, and change during the mid-2000s. You had your watercooler dramas, introspective single-camera comedies and dramedies making a splash, the advent of premium and basic cable shows expanding their budgets, and the blurring line between fact and sensationalism shared by reality competitions, true crime investigation series, and more straightforward newsmagazines (the latter starting to die out around that time). I personally thrived in that
REVIEW – “Resident Evil:” A Funny (and bloody) Thing Happened on the Way to the Hospital – WARM 106.9 (opens the original)
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I have to open this write-up with full disclosure that I have close to zero experience with the Resident Evil franchise. There. I said it. The Milla Jovovich-led film series was before my time, and I was too young to play the games when they launched on the PS1. This is another franchise I’m entering late in life, with the universe’s keys now held by Zach Cregger (and co-writer Shay Hatten), a rising horror auteur after Barbarian and Weapons left instant impressions on so many in and out of Holl
REVIEW – “Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom:” Back to the Better Barnyard – WARM 106.9 (opens the original)
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Even at their weakest or most unfocused, those fourth-generation geniuses at Aardman find ways to soar with the plasticine and wire models they’ve worked with for decades, with skilled hands that can enjoy taking themselves unseriously. Thus we find their consistency sprouting some wild hairs; or in this case, wild wool. One could never grow tired of Shaun the Sheep, knowing how universal his antics (doled out among his found farm family) have grown into, originally as a side character in a Wall
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