SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — What happens when one of YouTube’s most respected film critics decides to step behind the camera? You get “Shelby Oaks”, a haunting hybrid of found footage, mockumentary, ...

YouTuber Chris Stuckmann’s Neon-distributed debut feature revolves around a woman searching for her missing sister. By Richard Lawson It’s been 26 long years since The Blair Witch Project popularized ...

"You should be proud of her..." Neon has debuted the second & final trailer for the indie horror film titled Shelby Oaks, marking the feature directorial debut of YouTube movie reviewer Chris ...

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.

The YouTube critic-turned director, who screened his film last year at Fantasia, discusses new moments he's added since then, and what fell out. By Brian Davids Writer The particulars of the film ...

When Chris Stuckmann was 10 years old, his mom took him to see an old abandoned amusement park in Ohio. Together, they stood at the edge of the fence and peered inside. “She showed me this roller ...

"I know my sister's not dead!" So where is she...? Neon has finally unveiled the official trailer for the indie horror film titled Shelby Oaks, marking the feature directorial debut of YouTube movie ...

Nick Romano is a senior editor at Entertainment Weekly with 15 years of journalism experience covering entertainment. His work previously appeared in Vanity Fair, Vulture, IGN, and more.

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 ...