Stamper Cinema

May the Fourth be with You!

John and I are back to tackle this 2016 standalone film. And for the first time during this entire series - I'm actually excited to be talking about Star Wars. Enjoy!

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John and I are back to continue along the Star Wars Saga. This time up we've got the 2018 standalone Han Solo origin story, Solo: A Star Wars Story. While this may have been 10th Star Wars film made overall, it technically snuggles right between Revenge of the Sith and Rogue One (another standalone film) chronologically. 

In this episode we break down the film as well as discuss classic film sidekicks and ultimate onscreen betrayals. Enjoy! 

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*I do apologize for continued audio glitches in these recent episodes - I will find a place in my house that doesn't sound like I'm speaking from a dungeon. 

Hey everybody! Nathan returns for the fifth time! In this episode, we preview the upcoming 2021 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards (April 18th, 2021 on Shudder).

We briefly cover several of the categories and nominees, including a few of our predictions. Stay till the end where we reveal some of our favorite kills.

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Stamper Cinema is back with (arguably) our best Celebrity Series conversation yet. In this super-sized episode, we are honored to be joined by Andre Gower (The Monster Squad, Wolfman's Got Nards). I'm not kidding when I say that this one is really special. I almost don't want to give anything away. But if you're a fan of good movies, good conversations, good montages, the 1980s and even where you might have been when Challenger exploded - this is the episode for you. I'm super proud of this one. Please enjoy!

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John is back to conclude the Star Wars prequel trilogy, with his favorite of the bunch: Revenge of the Sith. Enjoy!

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Stamper Cinema is beyond honored to welcome Lance Kinsey to the show. Audiences have known Lance's work since his onscreen debut in Cheech & Chong's 1982 hit, Things Are Tough All Over. Since then he has gone on to appear in well over 20 films, most notably as Lieutenant Proctor, the lovable dimwit (sorry Lance!) from the Police Academy franchise. 

In this episode we spent most of our discussion talking about the hilarious 2014 comedy that Lance wrote, produced, directed and starred in, ALL-STARS.

I'm so excited to share this episode with y'all. Lance is such a great gentleman and I hope you enjoy listening to this episode almost as much as I did recording it. I'm sincerely proud of this. Enjoy!!!

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In this episode, Stamper Cinema is honored to have actress, writer, director, wife, mother, all-around badass, Jenica Bergere on the show.  

Jenica's credits include virtually every show you have ever watched (Seinfeld, Modern Family, The Drew Carey Show, Bones, Ally McBeal, The Mentalist, etc). Then there's her film credits (Safety Not Guaranteed, Rat Race, All-Stars, etc). Her resume is unreal. And oh yeah, now she's begun conquering directing (Come Simi, Spare Room, and the upcoming Fan Girls)

You're not going to want to miss this one!

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We return to the Star Wars series with this latest podcast episode. Joining us for a walkthrough of the second chapter is Stamper Cinema's resident superfan, John Rohe. 

*As always with all episodes between John and I, many drinks were consumed during recording.

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In this episode I have the extreme honor of speaking with actor Keith Coogan (Adventures in Babysitting, Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, among many others). 

Listen as Keith shares some of his favorite memories from his long career, as well as open up about being the grandchild of Jackie Coogan, one of the very first child stars in Hollywood. You're gonna love this one. Enjoy!

In this episode of Stamper Cinema, we are honored to be joined by multi-talented actress Lee Harrington (Last Flag Flying, Where'd You Go, Bernadette?) to discuss the absolutely brilliant 2017 Sean Baker film, The Florida Project. 

You're going to love this one. We cover just about everything: we cover the first time Lee blew my mind with her incredible range and talent, we also talk about lovable lazy dogs, and yes, even The Florida Project. There might even be a story about getting lost at Disney World - twice! Enjoy.

The Florida Project - Stamper Cinema movie score: 10/10