NEON has announced that Shelby Oaks, the directorial debut of Chris Stuckmann is heading to Digital marketplaces today and its arriving on Physical Media (Blu-ray and DVD) on January 6th, 2026. If you didn't catch Shelby Oaks in theaters, here's the synopsis. A woman's desperate search for her
This weekend sees the release of Shelby Oaks, a film written and directed by Chris Stuckman in his feature directorial debut. The movie plays like a variety of different sub-genres of horror, but much of its aesthetic utilizes a found footage narrative to craft its story. It's a sub-genre of horror
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I watched Shelby Oaks as part of Beyond Fest at American Cinematheque. You can check out the full schedule here. Shelby Oaks is a wild movie through and through. It's definitely creepy and the story behind how the movie was made isn't creepy, but still just as improbable. It comes from YouTube
Get ready for some terror like you haven't seen before with Shelby Oaks. Check out the trailer below. Chris Stuckmann started off as a YouTube Critic and made it all the way to making his own movie with NEON. FIrst off, props to him for living the dream. His debut feature, Shelby Oaks arrives in
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