Stamper Cinema

April Fool’s Day with Deborah Goodrich Royce (Harker Jones cohosts)

Greetings! In this very special edition of Stamper Cinema, Harker Jones returns to the show to discuss the cult classic APRIL FOOL'S DAY (1986). And even better - he brought along Deborah Goodrich (aka Nikki) from the film! 
Deborah joins us for a look back at this controversial horror film often noted for its twist. Or it is reveal? Hm. Listen on as Deborah clues us in on their very important distinction. 
Deborah also fills us in on what she's up to these days. | Spoiler Alert - she's writing kickass novels! | You're going to love this one. Enjoy!
Deborah Goodrich Royce links
https://deborahgoodrichroyce.com/
IMDB
Twitter
Hollywood Reporter article referenced
Harker Jones links
Purchase Until September here...
Twitter
Instagram
Stamper Cinema links
https://www.stampercinema.com/
https://linktr.ee/stampercinema

A Conversation About Freddy Moore (with Renee Schyjer)

Greetings and welcome to a very special episode of Stamper Cinema. In this installment we are joined by Renee Schyjer, wife of late rocker Freddy Moore (Skogie, The Kats, The Nu-Kats).
Renee and I discuss Freddy's recent memoir IT'S NOT A RUMOUR - which Freddy, along with Shannon Guyton, were able to complete prior to Freddy's passing in 2022. 
We explore several chapters, including an amusing period in his life where Freddy was once married to an aspiring young actress born Demi Guynes, but whom the world now knows as Demi Moore. Yes, that Demi. Guess where the Moore part comes from? 
Thank you again to Renee for being such a wonderful guest. Please check out Freddy's memoir It's Not a Rumour. Music by the Nu-Kats is available online, including Apple Music and Spotify. Enjoy!
Important Links
https://itsnotarumour.com/
purchase It's Not a Rumor here
It's Not a Rumour music video (with Demi Moore)
Stamper Cinema Links
https://www.stampercinema.com
https://linktr.ee/StamperCinema

The One Where We Talk About the ’90s For Two Hours (with John Roe)

Greetings and welcome to (as the title suggests) the episode where John and I talk about the 90s for two hours. Oh! And here's a fun drinking game for you - have a sip every time John brings up Kevin Costner. Enjoy!
Topics Discussed
90s Films - extensively
News from the 90s - briefly
A Dissertation on Kevin Costner's 90s Career - almost entirely
Stamper Cinema links
https://www.stampercinema.com
Linktree

A Conversation with Andy Frye (Ninety Days in the 90s)

Greetings and welcome to Stamper Cinema! In this episode we take a fun trip back to all things 1990s with Andy Frye, writer of the ridiculously amazing novel NINETY DAYS IN THE 90s. Listen on as Andy and I discuss one of, if not the, most important decades ever. No, really!  I'm serious. Fine, ya disillusioned skeptic! Just listen to this and we'll prove it. Enjoy!
Topics Covered
Friday (1995 film)
Pulp Fiction (1995)
Dazed & Confused (1993)
Grunge vs Ska
STP's Creep vs Radiohead's Creep
Ugly Kid Joe
The best sports team of the 90s (spoiler alert: it's the Bulls)
and much much more!
Andy Frye links
https://www.andyfrye.com
Twitter
Forbes (no big deal)
Andrew Stamper links
https://www.stampercinema.com
linktree
I'm Amazing too! (the only story I can find from my navy journalism days)

Starship Troopers (with Dylan James Quarles)

Greetings and welcome to the 4th season of Stamper Cinema! Kicking off the season in grand fashion, writer Dylan James Quarles (The Ruins of Mars, The Man from Rome, There Be Monsters) returns to the show to discuss one of the all-time great films, STARSHIP TROOPERS (1997).
Topics Covered: the film - quite extensively, whiskey, Ireland, whether Denise Richards is an actual human person, Clancy Brown and even Kevin Bacon's hog. Enjoy!
Would you like to know more?
Starship Troopers links
IMDB
Rotten Tomatoes
Dylan James Quarles links
http://www.djqfiction.com
Facebook
Stamper Cinema links
https://www.stampercinema.com
linktree

Season Three Finale (with John Rohe)

Greetings! In this season finale episode, John and I look back at all things 2022. We discuss episode highlights from the year, a few of our favorite '22 film releases, as well as the downer note where my house flooded on Xmas Eve! Have a listen! 
Movies Discussed
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Prey
X
Pearl
Top Gun: Maverick
All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)
The Banshees of Inisherin
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Stamper Cinema links
https://www.stampercinema.com/
All my other links...

Dodgeball (with Tim Miller)

Greetings! In this episode comedian Tim Miller joins the show to discuss one of his favorite comedies of all time - DODGEBALL. Have a listen!
Tim Miller links
https://www.timimillercomedy.com
Facebook
Stamper Cinema links
https://www.stampercinema.com
https://linktr.ee/StamperCinema
 

Nomandland (with Bob LeMent)

Greetings! As we wind down on season three, we are joined by Bob LeMent of Static Radio to discuss the 2021 Academy Award winning picture, NOMADLAND.
Topics cover range everywhere from this amazing film to cartoon cats, to Morrissey, to Tiny House Nation and to the tragic reason why Bob will likely never eat at MOD Pizza ever again. You're gonna enjoy this one!
Nomadland links
IMDB
Rotten Tomatoes
What the film was based on...
Bob Lement link
staticradio.com
Related Links
Watch Tiny House Nation on Netflix here...
Order a MOD Pizza here ;)
Home is a Question Mark (Morrissey, live)
Yes, this Adam Curry
Stamper Cinema links
stampercinema.com
Stamper Cinema linktree

My Favorite Year (with Bill Cushing)

Greetings! In this week's episode Bill Cushing (writer, sailor, awesome guy) joins the show to discuss one of his favorite 80s comedies, MY FAVORITE YEAR (1982), starring Peter O'Toole & Mark Lynn Baker. Enjoy!
MY FAVORITE YEAR links
IMDB
Wiki
Rotten Tomatoes
Related links
Aubrey Plaza shares her NBC Page story
Peter O'Toole shares the funniest story of all time
Bill Cushing links
linkedIn
A Former Life
Stamper Cinema links
stampercinema.com
my linktree

Stand by Me (with Sean Tyler Foley)

In this week's episode Tyler Foley (actor, author, keynote speaker) joins the show to discuss one of the greatest Stephen King adaptations ever, STAND BY ME (1986). Listen on as we explore some of the film's major themes: being a kid, discovering death, friendship and growing up. Oh! Tyler also tells us the real reason why Mighty Mouse could never beat up Superman. Enjoy!
Stand By Me
IMDB
Rotten Tomatoes
Stand By Me - by Ben E King
Tyler Foley links
IMDB
https://www.seantylerfoley.com
Stamper Cinema links
Linktree
https://www.stampercinema.com
Related links
How to make Poutine...
https://podmatch.com
Superman and Canada