Stamper Cinema

You Scream, I Scream, We Scream for all Screams... ’cept for maybe the third Scream

Greetings and welcome to Season 3 of Stamper Cinema!
Thank you for taking the time to check out this podcast. Kicking off this new season I thought it would be pretty epic to discuss one of my all-time favorite horror film franchises (and the one that brought the slasher genre back from the dead) SCREAM!!!!
Joining along in the fun - we have four incredible guests all willing to share their various backgrounds and histories with this franchise. So HUUUUGE thanks to Catherine Boyd, Ben, Brad Fuller & Sean Coleman. Please enjoy. Then like and leave a review on whichever platform you listened to this.
Episode Breakdown
Intro: Opening - 2:55
Catherine Boyd - 3:00 - 52:59
Ben - 53:00 - 82:15
Brad Fuller - 82:20 - 114:30
Sean Coleman - 114:40 - 152:25
Outro - 152:30 - 153:00 
 
 
 

Avengers: Infinity War (Brandon Kriske)

Please listen to two mentally drained people attempt to break down one of the most mentally-draining action films ever made. ;)
We'll see you again real soon for the conclusion to this saga. Enjoy! 

Star Wars: The Force Awakens (John Rohe)

Continuing along with our Star Wars series, we have now reached The Force Awakens (2015). As always John is back to keep things interesting. Enjoy!

Fright Night (1985)

Happy Halloween!!! So what if it's technically November. Better late than never, right?
In this episode we are tackling one of the all-time great vampire flicks, the 1985 Tom Holland classic Fright Night. This movie has everything: vampires, teen angst, sex, a killer soundtrack, Roddy McDowall! And the best part, we've got a Fright Night super fan to help break it all down for us. Please welcome Brooke to the show. She's beyond awesome. Enjoy!
Fright Night links
IMDB
Rotten Tomatoes
Trailer
The nightclub scene

The Vincent Price Hour (The Tingler + The House on Haunted Hill) with Brad Fuller

It might not be Halloween month anymore, but who cares - the spooky season train has already left the station. And in this episode we are talking two films starring the legendary Vincent Price (The Tingler & The House on Haunted Hill - both directed by William Castle). To help us make sense of it all is friend of the podcast, Mr. Brad Fuller. Enjoy!
Vincent Price Links
The House on Haunted Hill 
The Tingler trailer
Vincent Price Recites Thriller Monologue
Vincent Price Joins The Brady Bunch

The Movies that Scarred Us

There are films that scare us and there are films that scar us. This episode is all about the latter. I am joined by five different guests who share their stories about the movies that left a permanent mark. Listen if you dare. ;) 
Episode Breakdown
Intro: Beginning - 3mins
Donna Armstrong: 3:20 - 22:45
Adam Bogs: 22:45 - 41
Brad Fuller: 41 - 62
Summer Maro: 62:15 - 80
Catherine Stamper: 80 - 119
Outro: 119 - end
A Few Scenes Discussed
Village of the Damned (1960 - trailer) 
Freddy Krueger Bus Scene
Sean Brody's Fate - Jaws: The Revenge
Hellraiser - 'Frank Reborn'
Princess Mombi Head Collection
My All-Time Top 5 Scarred Memories
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 - Freddy and the Bus Scene
Jaws: The Revenge - Sean Brody's Fate
Poltergeist - The clown under the bed]
The Neverending Story - 'Fight against the sadness Artax!' 
Lady in White - Have You Ever Seen A Dream Walking (cloakroom scene) 

My 31 Favorite Horror Films From The 1990s

Hey kids! I heard you like lists. So I made you another list to go with that previous list... but this time we're talking about horror film from the 90s - so it's different. 
 
(Film Trailers to be included soon)

My 31 Favorite Horror Films From The 1980s

In honor of Spooky Season I'm counting down my 31 favorite horror films of the 1980s. If you're big into the genre, this list may seem pretty safe - as there aren't too many deep cuts... if you're a casual fan this is the list for you! And if you don't like scary movies at all, you may just wanna skip this one. Or don't - it'll make me sad. 
This episode is pretty straightforward, with a few of my occasional neurotic moments popping by to say hello. Enjoy! Or try to. :)
 
Edit 10/4/21
*Due to the overwhelming support I received over this installment, I'll be expending on my thoughts on films from this list in blog form. Please be patient, as it'll take time to get this completed. In the interim, here are the trailers for these films.
31. The Gate (trailer - 1987)
30. The Hitcher (trailer - 1986)
29. Maximum Overdrive (trailer - 1986)
28. The Blob (trailer - 1988)
27. Return of the Living Dead (trailer - 1985)
26. House (trailer 1986)
25. Christine (trailer - 1983)
24. April Fool's Day (trailer - 1986)
23. Child's Play (trailer - 1988)
22. Videodrome (trailer - 1983)
21. Silver Bullet (trailer - 1985)
20. Near Dark (trailer - 1987)
19. Night of the Comet (trailer - 1984)
18. Halloween 3: Season of the Witch (trailer - 1982)
17. Re-Animator (trailer - 1985)
16. Day of the Dead (trailer - 1985)
15. The Monster Squad (trailer - 1987)
14. Gremlins (trailer - 1984)
13. Pet Sematary (trailer - 1989)
12. Friday the 13th (trailer - 1980)
11. Hellraiser (trailer - 1987)
10. Creepshow (trailer - 1982)
9. The Fly (trailer - 1986)
8. The Lost Boys (trailer - 1987)
7. Fright Night (trailer - 1985)
6. An American Werewolf in London (trailer - 1981)
5. Evil Dead (trailer - 1981)
4. A Nightmare on Elm Street  (trailer - 1984)
3. The Thing (trailer - 1982)
2. Poltergeist (1982)
1. The Shining (1980)

Ted Lasso recap / Season 2 - Episode 8 - ‘Man City‘

It's FA Cup week. The opponent? Man City. And this episode is about as MAN City as they've been. A lot of men make major steps in this one. Ted, Jamie, Sam and Roy all take giant leaps. The result? One of the stronger episodes from this season. Enjoy!

Ted Lasso recap / Season 2 - Episode 7- ‘Headspace‘

In this episode of Ted Lasso, conflicts gets real. Roy & Keeley are too close for comfort, Nate's power and assertivness have turned him into a jerk, Ted & Doc have a sit down - and Sam & Rebecca have a meet-cute in the hallway. Wait, did I say Sam & Rebecca? Is this Cheers?!?! mind=blown. Enjoy!