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    • Christopher Michael Stuckmann (born April 15, 1988) is an American YouTuber, filmmaker, author, and film critic. As one of the most popular film critics on YouTube, Stuckmann has over 2 million subscribers and over 771 million views on the platform as of December 2024. On review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, he is an approved critic and a member of the Critics Choice Association. In mid-2021, it was announced that Stuckmann had signed to write and direct his full feature debut Shelby Oaks with Paper Street Pictures and producer Aaron B. Koontz.


    Early life


    Stuckmann was born in Boston Heights, Ohio, growing up with two older sisters. Stuckmann is partly of German descent. He took an interest in film criticism from a young age, writing brief reviews of films as early as age fourteen. His primary inspiration among professional film critics was Roger Ebert, particularly the television-program Siskel & Ebert & the Movies which Ebert co-hosted with Gene Siskel. He writes that by watching these reviews, he "discovered the idea of a debate on a film, but a respectful one".
    Stuckmann cites his experience watching Signs in theaters as a child as his primary inspiration for becoming a filmmaker. Filmmakers Stuckmann has cited as having heavily influenced him include George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, M. Night Shyamalan, and Christopher Nolan. Throughout high school, Stuckmann wrote and directed numerous homemade movies and short films with friends and family.


    Career




    = Beginnings and YouTube success

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    He began publishing YouTube reviews of current films in his twenties and published his first film review in 2009. His reviews initially began under a short-form series titled Quick Movie Reviews. When he began publishing video reviews, there was only a small group of other video bloggers reviewing films on YouTube. He has also expanded into reviewing television shows, anime, and video games.
    He published his first book, The Film Buff's Bucket List: The 50 Movies of the 2000s to See Before You Die, in 2016. A year later, he directed and wrote the short film Auditorium 6. In April 2018, Stuckmann published his second book titled Anime-Impact: The Movies and Shows that changed the World of Japanese Animation.
    Stuckmann has become among the most popular film critics on the website, having a following of over 2.03 million subscribers as of December 2024. Stewart Fletcher of Moviepilot ranked Stuckmann's YouTube channel as the number one channel that movie fans should subscribe to, citing Stuckmann's passionate and coherently written reviews as the reason.
    In a 2021 YouTube video titled "Moving Forward...", Stuckmann announced that he would be minimizing film reviews and would stop criticizing "bad" films. He would focus instead on analyzing, discussing, and guiding others on filmmaking. Stuckmann gave two reasons for this shift. First, he stated that he thought of himself as primarily a filmmaker, and wanted to shift focus into his film projects. Second, due to his popularity - which Stuckmann credits to being one of the first movie reviewers on YouTube in the early days of the platform - he was given the opportunity to be more involved in the production of films. He cited that seeing the effort and time that goes into the film production changed his perspective: "I no longer feel comfortable talking negatively about film. Meeting filmmakers, talking to them at festivals, going on to their sets, seeing how much work goes into even your average not-so-great movie; I just don't feel like doing that anymore. I don't want to talk negatively about filmmakers. I don't want to trash filmmakers. It would be strange for me to be making movies and also [trashing] filmmakers. Also, there's plenty of that on [YouTube] already."


    = Film projects

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    On July 6, 2021, it was announced that Stuckmann had recently signed with Gotham Group with multiple horror-scripts in the works. His full-length directorial debut, the horror-film Shelby Oaks, was planned to enter principal photography in late 2021 in Stuckmann's native Ohio. Stuckmann announced that filming was pushed back to 2022, due to insufficient funds and a potential strike between the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). He also announced that they would be launching a Kickstarter fundraising project for the film so as to give him the creative leeway to better execute his vision.
    The Kickstarter, which was launched in March 2022, quickly became the most-funded horror film on the site mere weeks after launch, while also surpassing the film's initial $250,000 goal. The final fundraising campaign ended on March 27, with $1,390,845 raised. In May 2024, Mike Flanagan, Trevor Macy, and Melinda Nishioka were revealed to be executive producers on the film, under their production company Intrepid Pictures. Shelby Oaks had its world premiere at the 28th Fantasia International Film Festival on July 20, 2024. In June 2024, Stuckmann signed with The Gersh Agency, for representation in film, including Shelby Oaks.
    In July 2024, Neon acquired worldwide distribution rights to the film, later scheduling it for a theatrical release on August 22, 2025.


    Personal life


    Stuckmann has been married to his wife Samantha Elizabeth, who goes by Sam Liz, since 2014. He is also a former Jehovah's Witness and in January 2021 he uploaded a video in which he detailed his negative experiences with the religion, and how he eventually left the faith in his early twenties to pursue filmmaking. In the same video, he also publicly came out as pansexual. On November 21, 2021, Stuckmann announced that Liz had given birth to twin boys, Fox and Grayson, on July 7, 2021. In the video, Liz spoke about her health issues and difficulties with fertility treatments.


    Filmography




    = Feature films

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    = Short films

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    = YouTube

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    Bibliography


    The Film Buff's Bucket List: The 50 Movies of the 2000s to See Before You Die (2016)
    Anime Impact: The Movies and Shows That Changed the World of Japanese Animation (2018)


    References




    External links


    Chris Stuckmann at IMDb
    Chris Stuckmann at Rotten Tomatoes
    Chris Stuckmann at YouTube

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I side with Chris Stuckmann. : r/saltierthankrayt - Reddit

Not because I agree with his methods or anything but because I feel like Mauler is a much worse critic. While I do feel like Chris should elaborate on his points more and shouldn't be so afraid to criticize a film, its still the same as sitting through 10hrs of an EFAP review and feeling like I have not learnt anything substantial about filmmaking or any new perspective.

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First of all, I would like to thank the amazing people who have kept this subreddit consistently active by sharing Chris Stuckmann's videos and forming discussion via this community. I can't express how much I appreciate it, and hopefully soon we can go beyond just sharing Chris' latest uploads and go into in-depth discussion.

What happened to Chris Stuckmann? : r/movies - Reddit

Stuckmann pretending to be a pretentious film snob is the most pathetic and laughable thing ever given that he's been reviewing films for like 5 years without ever making a single quality insight into any of the films he reviews that wasn't already one of the four or five bullet points the internet arrives at by consensus.

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Chris Stuckmann is the main player in this drama. Meaning, none of this would have been possible without him. Chris Stuckmann Reviews Batman v Superman. On March 23, 2016, Chris Stuckmann released his review of Batman v Superman. This video went largely unnoticed by the fandom at large.

I really dont understand the recent hate for Chris Stuckmann

As you say, not everyone wants to be Adum with the same drama and hostility this kind of untempered abrasiveness invites. Chris has been burned and faced serious online harassment and mockery in the past, and I get why he would consider being more careful with newfound industry connections and a family to think about.

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05 Mar 2024 · The fact that Chris's pivot away from film criticism happened around the same time he started making a film of his own is a bit telling. I think, personally, Chris thinks if his movie ends up being a bad, maybe people won't give it bad reviews, because he doesn't give bad reviews.

Based comments on Chris Stuckmann's Madame Web "review"

Chris Stuckmann has honestly become so feckless as a reviewer, that I honesty can't even remember why I liked him in the first place. Dude has had all his personality, charisma, energy and testosterone drained from him to point of being a shell of his former self.

I don't understand the appeal of Chris Stuckmann : r/movies - Reddit

The panning implies direction. Chris Stuckmann is a terrible critic. He’s the guy who describes a movie as “I liked it just because it was good” without fully understanding why. Stuckmann is total BS w/ constructive film criticism, and I will never categorize him in the same field as the late great Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel.

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01 Mei 2024 · I’m really happy for Chris. Even if this movie end up being bad it’s an incredible achievement to even get it made and released in the first place. Crazy how this guy went from having to convince people that being a YouTube movie critic was legit so he could get tickets to early viewings to now making his own film.

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27 Feb 2024 · Yeah Chris’ channel used to be very different from what it is now. Chris made his popularity through his Hilariousity videos that poked fun at really bad movies but there are other times when he called out directors for making bad films. For example, the director of “The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson”.