SIGNS 20th Anniversary Movie Locations Tour

Chris Stuckmann tours some of the filming locations for M. Night Shyamalan's Signs (2002) for the 20th anniversary.

Visual FX: Josh Petrino

[MichaelFromTheAttic]

Chris... MORE... You need to do more videos like that. It's so engaging. You can even go beyond movie sets and investigate "real" legends and supposedly haunted locations. That would be awesome.

[nervrenders]

You have no idea how.... Unalone it makes me to know that there is someone else out there that loves Signs just as much as I do. I get made fun of for it all the time but that movie changed me. It's so important to me and I get made fun of because people hate M. Night. I love this, thank you. You are awesome.

[marcmaldonado]

You’ve come so far chris we’re proud of you 🙌🏽

[vdiitd]

I have never watched Signs. But I love how passionate Chris is about it. So, I have decided to watch it now as a respect for Chris' passion and love for the movie.

[Kmng]

Signs is a Shyamalan classic alongside with The Sixth Sense for me. I love watching both movies atleast once a year. I hope someday Shyamalan would recruit Chris to do a movie together, that would be awesome and a dream come true for Chris. Good luck on your movie Chris, make Shyamalan proud of you 🙌🙌

[mastermcginnis]

I can't imagine how good you must feel having your first feature film in the can. Congrats man, you're an inspiration. Your passion is infectious and you deserve to have good things to come to you.

[mattyboi]

Been a subscriber since 87k…this feels like a childhood friend who made it big. Seriously happy and proud of you, Chris. Keep going, man! 🥹

[willcooper]

Honestly I think Chris’ love for Signs has been passed on to a lot of people. It was one of the first movies I saw him talking about on this channel so many years ago, and now I’m a much bigger fan of the art form than I ever thought I would be. I think the inspiration he drew from Signs is so earnest and palpable through his videos that it even inspires other people. Watching the film brings me back to a time when I was first discovering what movies could be, and I have Chris to thank for that. So cool to see you revisit this after all that has happened recently.

[AlexLopez-xbyn]

Great location tour Chris, can’t believe it’s been 20 years since the film released 🙏

[bbloomfield]

It's pretty wild that the sweeping highly choreographed and expensive helicopter shots that really sold the film 20 years ago are now possible by one person with consumer level equipment.

Super-imposing the house and circles onto the land was a great way to explore the location too.

[ddc]

One of the most enduringly - & unjustly - criticised films of the 21st century.

I’ve seen a viewing of Jaws where the crowd are on tubes with their feet in a lake at night. Signs in a nighttime crop field would be fun.

[aaryamannambiar]

This movie will always be close to my heart, and one of my favorite films of all time. Thank you, Chris, for this wonderful appreciation for Signs!

[cpl.barbarusc]

20 freaking years after I saw Signs and still gives me the creeps. Visiting the location must have been like a time capsule, a quite amazing experience.

[EdgeVStriker]

As much as I did NOT like how the movie ended, I gain a bittersweet appreciation for it due to the way it was shot and the themes explored such as fear and how it paralyzes the senses only to discover how inept that catalyst of your fear truly is and you find yourself saying, “I was afraid of THAT?!”

My favorite scene from the movie is still the shot of the alien claw coming towards the camera in the pantry scene. There was no jump-scare music or music overall. It was silent and very effective.

Watching your video about the locations makes me want to watch the movie again despite how I felt about the ending. Signs is a unique movie to me for it is a solid example of a bittersweet experience watching a film.

[movieandhistorynerd]

It's so heartwarming to see how far you've come Chris Stuckmann! You've always inspired me and in my darkest times made me feel happy with your videos are part of what inspired my passion for both film as an art form and critiquing and appreciating it fondly and ever since film has been a precious and special moment of my life! Thank you so much and can't wait to see your stories come to life!

[Friduwulf]

Bro, I loved this. One of my favorite movies as well. You did a great job bringing life to many of the scenes. Must’ve been nice to experience it. You should do more of these for films you cherish.

[thedylansteiger]

haven’t seen signs but i love seeing chris as a happy lad

[josephagundez]

I absolutely love Signs. I remember watching it with my mom in theaters when I was a freshman in high school. I got my love of horror movies and novels from her, so this movie was a great son/mom movie experience.

[jaredbond]

Signs was my best theater experience. I was 17, and the whole audience was into it. Had to cover my eyes at certain parts. I didn't realize at the time that it was one of the last good theater experiences I'd ever have. :/

[amandac.s.]

As a Newtown local, hope you enjoyed your trip!!! Chelsea at the NBRE really is the sweetest!! And it's really weird to watch this video not a quarter mile away from the historical district where you filmed!!