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Chris Stuckmann

Chris Stuckmann

American YouTuber and filmmakerWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Chris Stuckmann".

Oct 8, 2026

Pablo HeckmanGUEST
33:00
I'll have to check that one out.
Bryan PaulHOST
33:01
I think it's, what's his name, the YouTube film reviewer, Chris Stuckman, is that his name? Maybe.
Pablo HeckmanGUEST
33:07
What's it called?
Bryan PaulHOST
33:09
Shelby Oaks.
Kristian HarloffGUEST
4:11
... that's where we're really looking to do it, and we think that with what Boardwalk Pictures has come up with, um, it's a modest budget.
Kristian HarloffGUEST
4:17
And the way that I look at it is if you, people go and they look at it, and they find they put 25 bucks in, you back it if you wanna be part of history, 'cause we d- we wanna kinda do what, what Obsession did for movies, what Markiplier and Chris Stuckman did for movies, what The Guild did for movies.
Kristian HarloffGUEST
4:31
We wanna do that for the scripted TV show, and we are, from what I have heard, we are the fastest scripted, um, pilot in comedy for Kickstarter to raise, uh, that goal in seven days.
Matt KnostHOST
4:41
Yeah.
The Critical DrinkerHOST
25:24
For somebody that claims to know the games, he fell well short of the assignment.
The Critical DrinkerHOST
25:27
It's like Chris Stuckman.
The Critical DrinkerHOST
25:30
Hashtag factor gave me worms.
The Critical DrinkerHOST
25:35
I mean, is that that shitty pre-made food?
Christian HarloffGUEST
21:08
So I sent it to him, and he really responded to it.
Christian HarloffGUEST
21:11
And I told him the idea that I wanted it to kind of go off of what Chris Stuckman had done and what Markiplier had done and what Obsession and Digital Circus and the new way that the audience was really deciding outside of like the streaming services.
Christian HarloffGUEST
21:29
And we said, let's do that.
Christian HarloffGUEST
21:31
Let's tell the audience kind of what we're doing here.

6 MINS LATER

Christian HarloffGUEST
27:06
And that was because of the audience that was there.
Christian HarloffGUEST
27:08
And I was told, Corey, so many times that there was no world.
Christian HarloffGUEST
27:11
My audience wasn't as big as Chris Stuckman.
Christian HarloffGUEST
27:13
There was no way I was going to be able to get even the initial goal, no chance in this.
MauLerHOST
56:58
Yeah.
The Little PlatoonPANELIST
56:58
And she, she sets like three jump scares, um, in, in a row, which, uh, as Chris Stuckmann used to say, jump scares are kind of bad and lazy, but then he made a movie that relied on them, so they're good now.
FringyHOST
57:07
[laughs]
MauLerHOST
57:08
[laughs]
Ryan KooHOST
49:11
It's really a community of film fans here.
Ryan KooHOST
49:14
We talked last year about Shelby Oaks, Chris Stuckman's film, which he met his producer at Fantastic Fest because it was a community and he pitched the movie and they said you should make it and then had Mike Flanagan sort of be the godfather of it all.
Ryan KooHOST
49:29
You know, there's a lot of filmmaking collectives and communities that are present here that are meeting each other that are then going on to work together and premiering stuff.
Ryan KooHOST
49:39
And it's one of my favorite things about a genre film festival.
LukeHOST
55:13
definitely i saw
EliHOST
55:14
something really i saw something really dumb i don't want to call out another youtuber
LukeHOST
55:18
i'm seeing a lot of chris
EliHOST
55:19
duckman
SharaiHOST
44:54
And I got to meet the filmmaker who was just kind of like still in a daze because, like, everybody's running at him because they knew him from YouTube.
Patrick LawrenceGUEST
45:01
Yeah, Chris Stuckmann, yeah.
SharaiHOST
45:03
Yeah.
SharaiHOST
45:03
And so he was...
Christian HarloffGUEST
7:11
It's a 30-minute kind of comedy pilot, and we're really proud of the script, and we got it to Andrew Fried, who, Andrew Fried, who is the producer of, um, Welcome to Wrexham and, um, you know, uh, Chef's Table and, uh, so many different hit shows on Netflix, Emmy Award-winning producer, and I n- he wanted to start directing some scripted stuff, and he really responded to the script.
Christian HarloffGUEST
7:35
So we said, you know, what Chris Stuckmann had done and what, um, a lot of these campaigns, when you look at the s- the success of say Obsession Backrooms, and we're just living in a very different time now where the audience really gets to decide more so than people saying, "Okay, well, we like this, but we don't like you to do it.
Christian HarloffGUEST
7:54
We don't want...
Christian HarloffGUEST
7:55
We have these notes," and yeah, we'll scrap the whole thing.

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