Podcasts about ninja apocalypse

Ashley Scott Meyers on NFTs for Movies Check out his film! https://tubitv.com/movies/654467/the-rideshare-killer ABOUT ASHLEY After graduating from college Ashley Scott Meyers moved from his childhood home in Annapolis, Maryland, to Los Angeles, California to pursue a career as a screenwriter. During his first three years in Los Angeles, Meyers wrote or co-wrote eight feature length screenplays, earned his first few dollars as a screenwriter, and saw two of his original screenplays get produced. Meyers sold Dish Dogs to 7.23 Productions. Dish Dogs was co-written with long time friend and writing partner, Nathan Ives. It's a semi-fictitious account of their travels across the country working as dish washers ("dish dogs") in various restaurants. Dish Dogs stars Sean Astin, Mattew Lillard, Brian Dennehy, Shannon Elizabeth, Maitland Ward, and Richard Moll. Independent producer / director Douglas DeMarco produced Meyers' screenplay Reunion which eventually found distribution in some art house theaters around the world. During his initial years in Los Angeles, Meyers returned to school and earned a Masters degree in Mass Communications, with a screenwriting emphasis, at Cal State, Northridge (CSUN). Over the next few years Meyers continued to option and sell many screenplays. Some of the highlights include: Rushlight, a film noir script Meyers wrote while at CSUN was produced and stars Josh Henderson, Beau Bridges, Aidan Quinn, and Haley Webb. Meyers was hired to write a martial arts action screenplay by Big Boss Creative entitled, Ninja Apocalypse. It stars Ernie Reyes Jr, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa and Christian Oliver. Man Overboard, also co-written with Nathan Ives, was sold to and produced by Treasure Entertainment. It's a broad comedy anchored in the world of boat sales. It won the Los Angeles Film & Script Festival. Meyers co-wrote a feature comedy script, Turkey Day, with Mark Brown (Barbershop) that was optioned to Evergreen Pictures, LLC (based at Universal). Ashley Scott Meyers' writing credits are listed on the Internet Movie Database (imdb.com) at this URL: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0583488/ Please leave reviews for the Creative Writing Life Podcast! #creativewriting #podcast

   This episode of your friendly neighborhood podcast, Astro Radio Z, brings on Las Vegas Director MICHAEL KEEN. Mr. Keen directed one of our favorite SOV horror films of recent memory, THE HEAD. We talk that film, his love for underground cinema, his first film (the Neil Breen parody FATAL FUTURE), and the over abundance of Lloyd Kaufman business cards he has in his possession. Listen to the podcast on ANCHOR.FM Go support Michael Keen and see his films: Manatee Party - Website Fatal Future - Amazon Prime The Head - Amazon Prime - Vimeo Direct Youtube - Facebook - Twitter ______________________________________________________________________ The Bottom Rack returns with NINJA APOCALYPSE!!! SUPPORT DAN AND HIS MUSIC: The Night Keep:  https://nightkeep.bandcamp.com/ Seregost: https://seregost.bandcamp.com/release ____________________________________________________________________ Ritual Light and Sound To find out more about this amazing look at film through the occult spectrum, Join Evan on Twitter: @REALSONICDANGER Youtube / 

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Filmmaker Ashley Scott Meyers  (the Pinch 2019, Action | Crime | Thriller writer/director) to the Show!  www.sellingyourscreenplay.com/the-pinchAmazon Prime: https://tinyurl.com/y7srmspo From the writer of Ninja Apocalypse and Rushlights, and starring Gunner Wright, comes The Pinch! Synopsis : When a low level mobster is nearly rubbed out by the boss, he decides to take the bonus he was promised by force, so he kidnaps the boss and demands a hefty ransom.  From writer-director Ashley Scott Meyers (Rushlights, Ninja Apocalypse), and starring Gunner Wright (G.I Joe, the Dead Space game franchise) and James Aston Lake (Deadpool), the indie thriller is part Misery, part Goodfellas, combining gritty gangster action with heart-racing suspense and thrills. Meyers is a screenwriter and blogger / podcaster, running the successfully screenwriting outlet sellingyourscreenplay.com. 

This week on The Enginerdy Show: The original trio are back in the studio so Mr. Pold can enter the Void in virtual reality, St. Jimmy collects moon rocks, and Dâ??Viddy gets hyper. Consumption: Mr. Pold â?? Arrival, United States of Japan, Spiderman Homecoming, Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger, Star Trek Into Darkness, Star Trek Wrath of Khan, Escape Room The Game, Spy Hard, Moana St. Jimmy â?? Police Academy, Chris Dâ??Elia: Man on Fire, Castlevania, Kung Fury Dâ??Viddy â?? Castlevania, Sabanâ??s Power Rangers, Ninja Apocalypse, Ajin: Demi-human, Extraordinary: The Stanley Romanek Story, The Matrix, Nerve Music Provided By: Greg Gibbs / Most Guitars Are Made of Trees Deadlines / One Job Karyn Ellis / Be My Girl Monarques / No Good Night Club / Show It to Me Red Crickets / The Prisoner Westy Reflector / Since I Heard the Sun

We are super excited about this particular episode because we are joined by a very special guest,  Ashley Scott Meyers, who is the writer of Ninja Apocalypse (see episode 49!). He is a writer, producer and host of his own fantastic podcast SellingYourScreenplay. He joined us for a screening of Plague starring Don Bridges, Cris […]

With a title like that, how could we go wrong!? Oh, so many ways indeed… This film stars Christian Oliver, Les Brandt, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa and Ernie Reyes Jr. The film is directed by Lloyd Lee Barnett. If you enjoy this podcast please write us a review or send us a message @onestarpodcast facebook.com/onestarpodcast we’d love […]

More ninja movies! The post-production company Big Boss Creative wanted to break into the lucrative direct-to-DVD racket, so they asked distributors what they wanted to sell. Their questions were answered with the mixed bag of “ninjas,” “post-apocalypse,” “zombies,” and “The Warriors,” so they slapped all of those ideas together into an 82 page script, added some cheap After Effects CGI, and made Ninja Apocalypse. Starring some stunt men who were available in the greater Los Angeles Metropolitan area, as well as Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (Electra, Showdown in Little Tokyo), and Ernie Reyes Jr. (Surf Ninjas, Ninja Turtles II). Cage (Christian Oliver) is the leader of the lost ninja clan and goes to a peace summit with his best warriors for some reason to help unite the clans. When the ninja leader (Tagawa) is killed at the summit, Cage is falsely accused to the murder and all the clans hope to catch him before he escapes. On his way to the surface he and his clan mates fight ninjas, zombies, reptile men, and sexy lady ninjas for their freedom. They also have cool blue fire kicks and energy blasts. 

Oy vey! Could it get more chaotic at central ZEDDquarters?!! Suedepup and Damian Legion are playing their "better late than never" card this week! Sorry about the delay. Pup talks comic books with Sheltered Vol.1, and the boys get a taste of Lesbian Zombies From OuterSpace! Unalive is a book - check it out! You can go cruising with Norman Reedus in early 2016! Damian faces a Ninja Apocalypse and lives to tell about it. The Strain goes large, and Jurassic World success could mean Dino-Men in the future...or at least some questionable rap lyrics. Are survival games too survivaly? Tablet gaming is not console gaming - don't be fooled! Damian laughs at LARPing, and bananas can help you shoot strait. Containment (movie), The Serpent and the Rainbow, and much much more! How tight is YOUR science? Get in here! Thank you so much for listening and subscribing, survivors! Please leave us a review on iTunes and Stitcher, and please "like" our new Facebook page! Stay safe out there, people! (Email: zeddradio@icloud.com / Twitter: @ZEDDRadio / Facebook: ZEDDRadioPodcast)

In this episode, Jamie and I look at "Ninja Apocalypse", or "Ninja warriors" or "Ninja Star Warriors" or "The Odyssey of the Ninja Star Warriors"-- depending on how much this film steals from.

Robot Ninja | Ninja Apocalypse – Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! We are continuing our Ninja November by roasting through a couple of more obscure english ninja films with the 1989 pile of garbage known as Robot Ninja as well the 2014 mockbuster clusterfuck, Ninja Apocalypse. In this episode, you … Continue reading "MPM: Ep. 147 – The Power of Spectral Weapons"