“Shelby Oaks” is mid. Not good. Not bad. Just mid. That’s troubling news for studio Neon and even scarier for writer/director Chris Stuckmann, a YouTube film critic from Ohio who made the leap to ...

Chris Stuckmann, one of the most popular movie reviewers on YouTube, finds himself on the other side of the critical line. Having shared his snackable film critiques for close to two decades with an ...

In March 2022, Chris Stuckmann – primarily known for his film-centric YouTube channel – launched a Kickstarter campaign for his horror movie, “Shelby Oaks,” which he co-wrote with his wife, Samantha ...

"Shelby Oaks," a new horror movie that Neon is releasing this weekend, pairs traditional narrative elements with the grainy, found footage aesthetic of, say, "Paranormal Activity" or "The Blair Witch ...

If you’ve ever watched a movie review on YouTube, you’ve likely seen Shelby Oaks director Chris Stuckmann, who has made his feature-length directorial debut with his new horror film. He is once again ...

“Shelby Oaks” is a thrilling story that combines found footage with modern-day elements, as a woman's search for her long-lost sister intensifies when she realizes that a demon from their childhood ...

Chris Stuckmann enters the feature film landscape with a story already worthy of its own documentary. Best known for his deeply analytical movie criticism on YouTube, where his audience quietly ...

Chris Stuckmann, Rico Rodriguez and Raini Rodriguez at the Shelby Oaks LA Premiere. Photo Credit: Stewart Kirkland / Courtesy of NEON. Shelby Oaks - Chris Stuckmann at the LA Premiere Shelby Oaks - ...

A James Newton Howard score swells as the Hess family squares off for the final time against an extraterrestrial threat. Joaquin Phoenix pulls a baseball bat from the wall and takes a deep breath.