Stamper Cinema

In this episode of Stamper Cinema we break down the 1994 cult-classic, Wes Craven's New Nightmare with resident Freddy Krueger expert Diandra Lazor. I can't say enough about how great an episode this one is. Diandra is, without the slightest hint of embellishment, an absolute treat. Enjoy!

Wes Craven's New Nightmare - Stamper Cinema movie score: 7/10

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When it comes to neighbors, things aren't always as they appear. While your neighbor may be weird and you may think he's a serial killer (or even a vampire), he probably isn't. But in cinema? All bets are off. In this mini episode I break down the nosy neighbor sub-genre and chat about 4 of my favorite films that use this trope to perfection. Enjoy!

 

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In this, the third part of the 3-part series, John and I tackle the 2020 edition of the Bill & Ted saga. We cover everything. Literally everything. The film, Keanu Reeves, guitars, Tottenham Hotspur, our fantasy band lineup, evil-blond tropes, Orion Pictures, parenting, beer sponsorships and much, more more.

 

Not gonna lie, This one tapped me out in the best fucking way. Enjoy!

Welcome to the second installment of our Bill & Ted trilogy. Once again, John Rohe joins the discussion. In this episode we talk about life, the after life, what game we would challenge the Reaper over - and a serious discussion over offensive language that was used in the film. We also cover other offensive, outdated cultural depictions used in family entertainment. Enjoy!

This week (in the first of a 3-part series) we discuss Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. To join in on the fun we welcome back, the pride of Texas, John Rohe. In this episode we walk through the plot, friendship, Socrates, breakfast tacos, local beer and our top 5 favorite time traveling films.. Enjoy!

Robert Bell (poker player and all-around good guy), joins Stamper Cinema this week to discuss (among many topics) the 2019 critically-acclaimed Safdie brothers film, Uncut Gems. Buckle up - this excessively explicit episode goes all over the place. Enjoy!

 

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This week I am joined by diehard Britney Spears super fan, Quay Morris, to discuss the 2002 'classic', Crossroads... which, by the way, was written by Shonda Rhimes. No, really.

In this episode Nathan returns to the podcast to discuss one of his all-time favorite films, the 1989 Peter Weir classic, Dead Poets Society.

In this episode, John 'nicest guy in the territory' Rohe and I take a deep dive into Star Trek's greatest voyage.

In this episode we tackle this highly intense 2014 Damien Chazelle music drama about an ambitious jazz drummer and his insanely abusive bandleader. As my dear friend Collin would say, this episode (and movie) slaps. hard. Enjoy!