Goonies Never Say Die! Cast Of Original Movie Is Headed To Upstate New York

The 1980s was a special time for the movies. Jaws invented the summer blockbuster in the mid-1970s, and there was no looking back. In fact, the director of Jaws, Steven Spielberg, held that genre in a chokehold for the entire decade.

One of his greatest achievements was a project he worked on with Chris Columbus (the director, not explorer), simply titled: The Goonies.

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The Goonies 40th Anniversary

On June 7th, 2025, The Goonies reached its 40th Anniversary. The film, which is now a classic in every sense of the word, follows a group of rag-tag teenagers as they try to find the pirate One-Eyed Willy's treasure.

Since its release in 1985, it has become synonymous with American culture, and launched the careers of actors like Josh Brolin and Ke Huy Quan. Now, two of those actors are headed to Upstate New York to celebrate the film's 40th year.

Goonies in Upstate New York

In celebration of this milestone, two Goonies will be making their way to Upstate New York for exclusive showings of the film. Kerri Green (Andy) and Corey Feldman (Mouth) will attend two screenings of the film in Upstate New York: one in Rochester at the Kodak Theatre on February 6th, and one in Buffalo at the UBuffalo Center for the Arts on February 7th.

The two will share stories from behind-the-scenes, reminisce on their time together, and answer questions from the audience before launching back into the film that started it all on the big screen. Tickets for Buffalo and Rochester are on sale now at Ticketmaster.