‘Shelby Oaks’ Director Chris Stuckmann on That Horrific Ending, Shooting on 2000s Camcorders and His YouTube Origins
After Shelby Oaks director Chris Stuckmann "literally ran out of money" for the new horror movie, he recalls emotional response to extra funding from Longlegs studio Neon: "I was in tears, man": "It was a dream come true"
How Chris Stuckmann Went From YouTube Film Critic to Making His Own Horror Movie — Courting Neon and Mike Flanagan in the Process
Neon Buys ‘Shelby Oaks,’ Horror Film From YouTube Creator Chris Stuckmann
Neon Takes Worldwide Rights To Chris Stuckmann’s Horror Film ‘Shelby Oaks’
‘Shelby Oaks’ Filmmaker Chris Stuckmann Signs With Gersh
Fantasia Film Festival Reveals First Titles Set For 2024 Edition Including Chris Stuckmann’s Horror Movie ‘Shelby Oaks’
Chris Stuckmann’s Horror Movie ‘Shelby Oaks’ Adds Genre Specialist Mike Flanagan To Team
