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Feb 2 Posted by aaronwest This was arguably one of the weaker years in the 80s. A lot of the American films were dominated by low quality crowd-pleasing flicks. Once Upon a Time in America is an example of how difficult it was to get a challenging film made from within Hollywood. They cut the film t read more

Feb 2 Posted by aaronwest This was arguably one of the weaker years in the 80s. A lot of the American films were dominated by low quality crowd-pleasing flicks. Once Upon a Time in America is an example of how difficult it was to get a challenging film made from within Hollywood. They cut the film t read more

Feb 2 Posted by aaronwest This was arguably one of the weaker years in the 80s. A lot of the American films were dominated by low quality crowd-pleasing flicks. Once Upon a Time in America is an example of how difficult it was to get a challenging film made from within Hollywood. They cut the film t read more

Jan 26 Posted by aaronwest In 5-days, I’ll be going under the knife for hip arthroscopy. That will be followed by a lengthy recovery period with no weight bearing. The couch will become my best friend. With three classes remaining until my degree, I had to make arrangements to continue taking read more

Jan 26 Posted by aaronwest In 5-days, I’ll be going under the knife for hip arthroscopy. That will be followed by a lengthy recovery period with no weight bearing. The couch will become my best friend. With three classes remaining until my degree, I had to make arrangements to continue taking read more

Jan 26 Posted by aaronwest In 5-days, I’ll be going under the knife for hip arthroscopy. That will be followed by a lengthy recovery period with no weight bearing. The couch will become my best friend. With three classes remaining until my degree, I had to make arrangements to continue taking read more

Jan 18 Posted by aaronwest We’re back to the weekly list. 1994 was a watershed year for film. The most obvious example is Pulp Fiction, which is arguably among the most influential films of the decade. Hoop Dreams was also highly influential on documentaries, and Chungking Express put Wong Kar read more

Jan 18 Posted by aaronwest We’re back to the weekly list. 1994 was a watershed year for film. The most obvious example is Pulp Fiction, which is arguably among the most influential films of the decade. Hoop Dreams was also highly influential on documentaries, and Chungking Express put Wong Kar read more

Jan 18 Posted by aaronwest We’re back to the weekly list. 1994 was a watershed year for film. The most obvious example is Pulp Fiction, which is arguably among the most influential films of the decade. Hoop Dreams was also highly influential on documentaries, and Chungking Express put Wong Kar read more

Dec 20 Posted by aaronwest The yearly lists continue. We just finished 2004, then will be going backwards a decade at a time. 1994 should be fun. 2004 was one of the better years for film in the aughts. I found myself removing many movies that could make my top 10 in other years like Shaun of the D read more

Dec 20 Posted by aaronwest The yearly lists continue. We just finished 2004, then will be going backwards a decade at a time. 1994 should be fun. 2004 was one of the better years for film in the aughts. I found myself removing many movies that could make my top 10 in other years like Shaun of the D read more

Dec 20 Posted by aaronwest The yearly lists continue. We just finished 2004, then will be going backwards a decade at a time. 1994 should be fun. 2004 was one of the better years for film in the aughts. I found myself removing many movies that could make my top 10 in other years like Shaun of the D read more

Dec 10 Posted by aaronwest Of all years, 2013 is when I finally had the opportunity to embrace the so-called “Golden Age” of television. I revisited (or binged on) many recent classics that I had missed, and kept up with the best of the new shows as they aired. While I would hardly call read more

Dec 10 Posted by aaronwest Of all years, 2013 is when I finally had the opportunity to embrace the so-called “Golden Age” of television. I revisited (or binged on) many recent classics that I had missed, and kept up with the best of the new shows as they aired. While I would hardly call read more

Dec 10 Posted by aaronwest Of all years, 2013 is when I finally had the opportunity to embrace the so-called “Golden Age” of television. I revisited (or binged on) many recent classics that I had missed, and kept up with the best of the new shows as they aired. While I would hardly call read more

Dec 5 Posted by aaronwest For some reason 2013 was not a very adventurous year for me. Of the albums that I ended up clinging to, most were from artists that I had already established tastes. I tend to be late to the parade, so I’ll probably make a few discoveries in 2014. TOP FIVE 5. Neko Cas read more

Dec 5 Posted by aaronwest For some reason 2013 was not a very adventurous year for me. Of the albums that I ended up clinging to, most were from artists that I had already established tastes. I tend to be late to the parade, so I’ll probably make a few discoveries in 2014. TOP FIVE 5. Neko Cas read more

Dec 5 Posted by aaronwest For some reason 2013 was not a very adventurous year for me. Of the albums that I ended up clinging to, most were from artists that I had already established tastes. I tend to be late to the parade, so I’ll probably make a few discoveries in 2014. TOP FIVE 5. Neko Cas read more

Dec 1 Posted by aaronwest I was a huge Stephen King fan when I was a child. I’m not sure whether it was the quality of his work back then, or the fact that his work is more appealing to kids. Probably a little bit of both. Some of my childhood favorites were It, Pet Sematary, The Tommyknockers, read more

Dec 1 Posted by aaronwest I was a huge Stephen King fan when I was a child. I’m not sure whether it was the quality of his work back then, or the fact that his work is more appealing to kids. Probably a little bit of both. Some of my childhood favorites were It, Pet Sematary, The Tommyknockers, read more