Mad Sin Cinema produces record-breaking movies by Shane Ryan-Reid (aka Shane Ryan)
Shane's films have been shot on as little as $10 budgets, in tight and speedy shooting conditions with less than a day to conceive and shoot the entire production while other times taking nearly a decade to shoot a film for experimental purposes. He's tackled numerous controversial subjects, while also flipping to the lighter and more entertaining side with 1980's adventure throwbacks, zombie thrillers, as well as dramatic coming-of-age stories, true crime and more. Shane's films always secure distribution and make their way into major retailers, film festivals and movie theatres. His films have received glowing reviews by the Los Angeles Times, MTV, Film Threat, Mr. Skin, Film School Rejects, Rue Morgue Magazine, Starburst Magazine, Flickering Myth, Bloody-Disgusting, Shock Cinema Magazine, and even by the Wu-Tang Clan. They've been screened in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver, Austin, Seattle, Detroit, Portland, Sedona, Atlanta, New Jersey, Ft. Myers, Cleveland, San Francisco, Miami Beach, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Nashville, Honolulu, Milwaukee, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Boston, Spain, England, Japan, Canada, Germany, South Africa, Iceland, Australia, The Netherlands, Switzerland, Mexico, France and more. His productions have been featured in Entertainment Tonight, Rolling Stone, People Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, The Hollywood Reporter, The New York Times, Delirium Magazine, Today, Senses of Cinema, TalkTV, Associated Press, Fox News, ABC, NBC, Wall Street Journal, CNN, CBS, Sky News, NPR, Fangoria, Scream Magazine, New York Daily News, New York Post, Parade, IndieWire, The Daily Beast, IGN, San Francisco Chronicle, Globe Magazine, LA Weekly, Daily Mail, The Independent, Digital Filmmaker Magazine, The Daily Telegraph, AV Club, Penny Blood Magazine, Collider, The Wrap, Newsday, Ultra Violent Magazine, UPROXX, The Sun, Goregasmic Magazine, Video Librarian, VideoScope Magazine, Deadline, Variety and many more.
Shane's work has been discussed in dozens of published books,
including From The Arthouse to The Grindhouse, Shattered Innocence, Lost and Found, The Cannon Film Guide Volume II, Radioactive Dreams: The Cinema of Albert Pyun, Earogenous Zones, The Palgrave Handbook to Horror Literature, Trends of Terror 2019: 78 Kinky Movies, Killing for Culture: From Edison to ISIS: A New History of Death on Film, New Blood: Critical Approaches to Contemporary Horror, Aesthetic Deviations: A Critical View of American Shot-on-Video Horror 1984-1994, Estrellas Anónimas: juego de historias sobre psycho-killers, Facing Our Darkness: Manifestations of Fear, Horror and Terror, ReFocus: The Films of Roberta Findlay, with several mentions in Digital Horror and Torture Porn, the French books Les dossiers Sadique-master and Nanarland, with multiple reviews in The New Flesh: 21st Century Horror Films, exclusive interviews in The Suffering and Celebration of Life in America and the Swedish Äkta skräck (and its very rare English edition; True Horror), plus a chapter in Snuff: Real Death and Screen Media (from leading International publisher Bloomsbury). Shane was also featured in 31 Days of Terror and VHS Nasty: The Video Nasties. His APSK series was a featured discussion in The Cultural Mythology of the Snuff Movie, a 2012 Academic Conference and Film Event presented by Bournemouth University, in a panel entitled ‘Snuff and the Body: Self, Performance and Affect’, from a paper by Dr. Steve Jones. In 2017 the APSK series was discussed in a paper from the Turkish University, Kadir Has, entitled 'A Threat Exceeding the Diegetic Universe: The Last Horror Movie', by Yüksek Lisans TeziIn. The series was also featured in a paper entitled ‘Not Like How Hollywood Shows Us: Reintegrating Hardcore Horror into 21st Century U.S. Horror Discourse’, by Dr. James Aston (University of Hull), at Sheffield Hallam University's very first Fear 2000: 21st Century Horror conference. In 2018 Aston published Hardcore Horror in the 21st Century; a book about Shane's Amateur Porn Star Killer series.
In 2014 the Lausanne Underground Film & Music Festival (in Switzerland) presented Shane with his first retrospective, which showcased four of his feature films. He was given another retrospective in London at the 2018 Romford Film Festival, which featured five of his short films and two feature films. Additionally that year he was awarded the Premiere Uncommon Dialogue Films, Inc. (UDF) Griffin Grant for exceptional courage and devotion to artistry and the world of cinema, from veteran character actor Patrick Kilpatrick (Death Warrant, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report).
On the acting side, Shane starred in director Albert Pyun's (Cyborg) The Interrogation of Cheryl Cooper, co-starred in (plus co-produced) Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance, and took on the lead role in Odds; the live-action directorial debut of visual effects artist/animator Edwin Schaap (Guardians of the Galaxy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). Shane recently starred in The Magical Christmas Tree, Love Crime, Fatal Justice, Night Cops, American Western, Another Way to Die, The DeMarco Crew, Blue Belt, Bolero, Panic, Blow Out and Let's Stop at the Morgue. Next up, he'll be seen in Robot Dracula (featuring two-time Academy Award nominee Bruce Dern, Final Destination's Devon Sawa, The Blues Brothers' John Landis, A Clockwork Orange's Malcolm McDowell, and 11-time world champion kick-boxer Don "The Dragon" Wilson), Jack & Lou: A Gangster Love Story (starring Terminator's Linda Hamilton, and Sebastiano Pigazzi of HBO's And Just Like That...) and It Wants Blood! 2 (featuring Grammy Award winner Coolio, Stranger Things' Jake Busey, and UHF's 'Weird Al' Yankovic). For his directing efforts, he's currently in post-production of the corrupt cop drama The Owl in Echo Park (starring Kevin Gage of Michael Mann's Heat), American Virgins (his original first feature length improv film) and the Ted Bundy Had a Son trilogy, and in production of This Girl This Boy, Red Oedipal, The Dead Girl in the Mirror, Throwaway Girl, God Got Ill and American Mother (featuring Taryn Manning of 8 Mile and Hustle & Flow, Nichole Brown of Cobra Kai, and Keith Coogan of Adventures in Babysitting).
Shane has also served as a producer on numerous films, including the family dramas A Christmas Love, Dragon City, McManus & Sons, A Bengal for Christmas and Oblivious (featuring American Horror Story's Naomi Grossman and Hairspray's Nikki Blonsky) / the coming-of-age films Generation Necktie, Spring, Honeybee, They're Not Here and Youth / the suspense thrillers The Lonesome Room, Watchdog, Mother Sky and Bad Girl Boogey (with The Devil's Rejects' Bill Moseley) / Wolves (featuring Mindhunter star Holt McCallany) / the horror films Mothman, Late Checkout, Mannequin, Bakemono, Growth, Fur and Murdercise / A Scorched Earth (featuring Academy Award winners Richard Dreyfuss of American Graffiti, Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and Louis Gossett Jr. of An Officer and a Gentleman, Iron Eagle, The Punisher) / Kate & Jake (starring Crissy Rock of Ken Loach's Ladybird Ladybird) / Darling Nikki (featuring James Duval of Independence Day) / Homeless Ashes (starring Lew Temple of Tony Scott's Unstoppable, and Jason Flemyng of Guy Ritchie's Snatch) / Bloodthirst (starring Tara Reid of American Pie, Costas Mandylor of the Saw franchise, and Robert LaSardo of Clint Eastwood's The Mule) / Attack of the Unknown (starring Richard Grieco of 21 Jump Street) / Bridge of the Doomed (starring Michael Paré of Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides) / Arena Wars (starring Michael Madsen of Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill, and Oscar Nominee Eric Roberts of The Dark Knight) / Cheer Bloody Murder (starring Scout Taylor-Compton of Halloween, Todd Bridges of Diff'rent Strokes, and Tom Sizemore of Saving Private Ryan) / Woods Witch (starring Oscar Nominee Sally Kirkland of Oliver Stone's JFK, and Lorelei Linklater of Boyhood) / Camp Pleasant Lake (starring Jerry Maguire's Jonathan Lipnicki, The Nun's Bonnie Aarons, Wishmaster's Andrew Divoff) / Bermuda Island (starring Noel G. of The Fast and The Furious) / Devil's Knight (starring Hercules' Kevin Sorbo, Angie Everhart and Daniel Baldwin) / Alien Storm (co-starring Tom Arnold of James Cameron's True Lies) / the sci-fi comedy Time Helmet / the epic fantasy Xanadu Hellfire / the musical comedy Chicken Strips: The Trials and Tribulations of Becoming a Garage Band / the Japanese musical Make-Believers / a remake of Spider Baby executive produced by Jack Hill (Foxy Brown, Coffy) / and the historical action-adventure The Wind and the Reckoning (starring Jason Scott Lee of Disney's Mulan, Johnathon Schaech of That Thing You Do!, and written and produced by Young Guns' John Fusco). Shane also helped produce Wuhan Driver, alongside Academy Award winning producer Jonathan Sanger (Tom Cruise's Vanilla Sky, David Lynch's The Elephant Man) / plus the Swedish films Sombi, and I Skogen vid en sjö (for the Stockholm Film School).
Documentary productions by Shane include Esto es Frontera, Heartprints in the Snow, Decades: Chapter II, Missing in the Midwest, 20 Miles More, Rap Dixon: Beyond Baseball, The Legend of King Kong (featuring Superman's Jack O'Halloran, Punisher: War Zone's T.J. Storm, and GLAAD Media Award winner Bruce Vilanch), What an Institution: The Story of Police Academy (featuring Steve Guttenberg of Short Circuit, and the rest of the cast of the Police Academy series), Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story (featuring Englund, Candyman's Tony Todd, The Idol's Eli Roth, Aliens' Lance Henriksen, Insidious' Lin Shaye, Pet Sematary's Miko Hughes, Dawson's Creek's Monica Keena, A Nightmare on Elm Street's Amanda Wyss, and Slipknot's Corey Taylor), Robodoc: The Creation of Robocop (featuring stars Peter Weller and Nancy Allen, and filmmaker Paul Verhoeven), and from the Star Wars universe; Yub-Nub! The Forgotten Ewok adventures (featuring Bad Santa's Tony Cox, and Harry Potter's Warwick Davis).
One of Shane's latest productions, The Forest Hills, features the comeback of iconic actress Shelley Duvall (Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, Woody Allen's Annie Hall) after a 21-year absence from cinema, and co-stars Edward Furlong (Terminator 2: Judgment Day, American History X) and Dee Wallace (E.T., The Howling, Cujo). The film premiered theatrically in New Jersey, with filmmaker Kevin Smith (Clerks, Jay and Silent Bob) hosting the event. Shane also served as a producer on Control, the latest film from two-time Academy Award winning actor Kevin Spacey ( American Beauty, L.A. Confidential, Se7en, House of Cards), as well as Crust, the directorial debut of actor Sean Whalen (Twister), featuring Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive) and 2024 Golden Globe nominee Alan Ruck (Speed, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Succession). Lastly, Shane executive produced the sci-fi thriller, Concrete, starring four-time Academy Award nominee Ed Harris (Gone Baby Gone, The Abyss, Top Gun: Maverick) and Sophia Ali (Uncharted, Grey's Anatomy).
We do not accept unsolicited materials
Shane's work has been discussed in dozens of published books,
including From The Arthouse to The Grindhouse, Shattered Innocence, Lost and Found, The Cannon Film Guide Volume II, Radioactive Dreams: The Cinema of Albert Pyun, Earogenous Zones, The Palgrave Handbook to Horror Literature, Trends of Terror 2019: 78 Kinky Movies, Killing for Culture: From Edison to ISIS: A New History of Death on Film, New Blood: Critical Approaches to Contemporary Horror, Aesthetic Deviations: A Critical View of American Shot-on-Video Horror 1984-1994, Estrellas Anónimas: juego de historias sobre psycho-killers, Facing Our Darkness: Manifestations of Fear, Horror and Terror, ReFocus: The Films of Roberta Findlay, with several mentions in Digital Horror and Torture Porn, the French books Les dossiers Sadique-master and Nanarland, with multiple reviews in The New Flesh: 21st Century Horror Films, exclusive interviews in The Suffering and Celebration of Life in America and the Swedish Äkta skräck (and its very rare English edition; True Horror), plus a chapter in Snuff: Real Death and Screen Media (from leading International publisher Bloomsbury). Shane was also featured in 31 Days of Terror and VHS Nasty: The Video Nasties. His APSK series was a featured discussion in The Cultural Mythology of the Snuff Movie, a 2012 Academic Conference and Film Event presented by Bournemouth University, in a panel entitled ‘Snuff and the Body: Self, Performance and Affect’, from a paper by Dr. Steve Jones. In 2017 the APSK series was discussed in a paper from the Turkish University, Kadir Has, entitled 'A Threat Exceeding the Diegetic Universe: The Last Horror Movie', by Yüksek Lisans TeziIn. The series was also featured in a paper entitled ‘Not Like How Hollywood Shows Us: Reintegrating Hardcore Horror into 21st Century U.S. Horror Discourse’, by Dr. James Aston (University of Hull), at Sheffield Hallam University's very first Fear 2000: 21st Century Horror conference. In 2018 Aston published Hardcore Horror in the 21st Century; a book about Shane's Amateur Porn Star Killer series.
In 2014 the Lausanne Underground Film & Music Festival (in Switzerland) presented Shane with his first retrospective, which showcased four of his feature films. He was given another retrospective in London at the 2018 Romford Film Festival, which featured five of his short films and two feature films. Additionally that year he was awarded the Premiere Uncommon Dialogue Films, Inc. (UDF) Griffin Grant for exceptional courage and devotion to artistry and the world of cinema, from veteran character actor Patrick Kilpatrick (Death Warrant, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report).
On the acting side, Shane starred in director Albert Pyun's (Cyborg) The Interrogation of Cheryl Cooper, co-starred in (plus co-produced) Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance, and took on the lead role in Odds; the live-action directorial debut of visual effects artist/animator Edwin Schaap (Guardians of the Galaxy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). Shane recently starred in The Magical Christmas Tree, Love Crime, Fatal Justice, Night Cops, American Western, Another Way to Die, The DeMarco Crew, Blue Belt, Bolero, Panic, Blow Out and Let's Stop at the Morgue. Next up, he'll be seen in Robot Dracula (featuring two-time Academy Award nominee Bruce Dern, Final Destination's Devon Sawa, The Blues Brothers' John Landis, A Clockwork Orange's Malcolm McDowell, and 11-time world champion kick-boxer Don "The Dragon" Wilson), Jack & Lou: A Gangster Love Story (starring Terminator's Linda Hamilton, and Sebastiano Pigazzi of HBO's And Just Like That...) and It Wants Blood! 2 (featuring Grammy Award winner Coolio, Stranger Things' Jake Busey, and UHF's 'Weird Al' Yankovic). For his directing efforts, he's currently in post-production of the corrupt cop drama The Owl in Echo Park (starring Kevin Gage of Michael Mann's Heat), American Virgins (his original first feature length improv film) and the Ted Bundy Had a Son trilogy, and in production of This Girl This Boy, Red Oedipal, The Dead Girl in the Mirror, Throwaway Girl, God Got Ill and American Mother (featuring Taryn Manning of 8 Mile and Hustle & Flow, Nichole Brown of Cobra Kai, and Keith Coogan of Adventures in Babysitting).
Shane has also served as a producer on numerous films, including the family dramas A Christmas Love, Dragon City, McManus & Sons, A Bengal for Christmas and Oblivious (featuring American Horror Story's Naomi Grossman and Hairspray's Nikki Blonsky) / the coming-of-age films Generation Necktie, Spring, Honeybee, They're Not Here and Youth / the suspense thrillers The Lonesome Room, Watchdog, Mother Sky and Bad Girl Boogey (with The Devil's Rejects' Bill Moseley) / Wolves (featuring Mindhunter star Holt McCallany) / the horror films Mothman, Late Checkout, Mannequin, Bakemono, Growth, Fur and Murdercise / A Scorched Earth (featuring Academy Award winners Richard Dreyfuss of American Graffiti, Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and Louis Gossett Jr. of An Officer and a Gentleman, Iron Eagle, The Punisher) / Kate & Jake (starring Crissy Rock of Ken Loach's Ladybird Ladybird) / Darling Nikki (featuring James Duval of Independence Day) / Homeless Ashes (starring Lew Temple of Tony Scott's Unstoppable, and Jason Flemyng of Guy Ritchie's Snatch) / Bloodthirst (starring Tara Reid of American Pie, Costas Mandylor of the Saw franchise, and Robert LaSardo of Clint Eastwood's The Mule) / Attack of the Unknown (starring Richard Grieco of 21 Jump Street) / Bridge of the Doomed (starring Michael Paré of Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides) / Arena Wars (starring Michael Madsen of Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill, and Oscar Nominee Eric Roberts of The Dark Knight) / Cheer Bloody Murder (starring Scout Taylor-Compton of Halloween, Todd Bridges of Diff'rent Strokes, and Tom Sizemore of Saving Private Ryan) / Woods Witch (starring Oscar Nominee Sally Kirkland of Oliver Stone's JFK, and Lorelei Linklater of Boyhood) / Camp Pleasant Lake (starring Jerry Maguire's Jonathan Lipnicki, The Nun's Bonnie Aarons, Wishmaster's Andrew Divoff) / Bermuda Island (starring Noel G. of The Fast and The Furious) / Devil's Knight (starring Hercules' Kevin Sorbo, Angie Everhart and Daniel Baldwin) / Alien Storm (co-starring Tom Arnold of James Cameron's True Lies) / the sci-fi comedy Time Helmet / the epic fantasy Xanadu Hellfire / the musical comedy Chicken Strips: The Trials and Tribulations of Becoming a Garage Band / the Japanese musical Make-Believers / a remake of Spider Baby executive produced by Jack Hill (Foxy Brown, Coffy) / and the historical action-adventure The Wind and the Reckoning (starring Jason Scott Lee of Disney's Mulan, Johnathon Schaech of That Thing You Do!, and written and produced by Young Guns' John Fusco). Shane also helped produce Wuhan Driver, alongside Academy Award winning producer Jonathan Sanger (Tom Cruise's Vanilla Sky, David Lynch's The Elephant Man) / plus the Swedish films Sombi, and I Skogen vid en sjö (for the Stockholm Film School).
Documentary productions by Shane include Esto es Frontera, Heartprints in the Snow, Decades: Chapter II, Missing in the Midwest, 20 Miles More, Rap Dixon: Beyond Baseball, The Legend of King Kong (featuring Superman's Jack O'Halloran, Punisher: War Zone's T.J. Storm, and GLAAD Media Award winner Bruce Vilanch), What an Institution: The Story of Police Academy (featuring Steve Guttenberg of Short Circuit, and the rest of the cast of the Police Academy series), Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story (featuring Englund, Candyman's Tony Todd, The Idol's Eli Roth, Aliens' Lance Henriksen, Insidious' Lin Shaye, Pet Sematary's Miko Hughes, Dawson's Creek's Monica Keena, A Nightmare on Elm Street's Amanda Wyss, and Slipknot's Corey Taylor), Robodoc: The Creation of Robocop (featuring stars Peter Weller and Nancy Allen, and filmmaker Paul Verhoeven), and from the Star Wars universe; Yub-Nub! The Forgotten Ewok adventures (featuring Bad Santa's Tony Cox, and Harry Potter's Warwick Davis).
One of Shane's latest productions, The Forest Hills, features the comeback of iconic actress Shelley Duvall (Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, Woody Allen's Annie Hall) after a 21-year absence from cinema, and co-stars Edward Furlong (Terminator 2: Judgment Day, American History X) and Dee Wallace (E.T., The Howling, Cujo). The film premiered theatrically in New Jersey, with filmmaker Kevin Smith (Clerks, Jay and Silent Bob) hosting the event. Shane also served as a producer on Control, the latest film from two-time Academy Award winning actor Kevin Spacey ( American Beauty, L.A. Confidential, Se7en, House of Cards), as well as Crust, the directorial debut of actor Sean Whalen (Twister), featuring Daniel Roebuck (The Fugitive) and 2024 Golden Globe nominee Alan Ruck (Speed, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Succession). Lastly, Shane executive produced the sci-fi thriller, Concrete, starring four-time Academy Award nominee Ed Harris (Gone Baby Gone, The Abyss, Top Gun: Maverick) and Sophia Ali (Uncharted, Grey's Anatomy).
We do not accept unsolicited materials
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A documentary on Shane Ryan's APSK series
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A Retrospective for Shane Ryan at LUFF
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FILM FESTIVAL AND THEATRICAL SCREENINGS
Action on Film International Film Festival 2005 - Long Beach, CA (Sane: The Story of the Boredom Killings)
Action on Film International Film Festival 2006 - Long Beach, CA (Amateur Porn Star Killer, World Premiere)
Alamo Drafthouse Austin 2015 - Austin, TX (Samurai Cop 2)
Alamo Drafthouse DC Area 2015 - Ashburn, VA (Samurai Cop 2)
Alamo Drafthouse Denver 2015 - Littleton, CO (Samurai Cop 2)
Alamo Drafthouse Winchester 2015 - Winchester, VA (Samurai Cop 2)
Arlene's Grocery Picture Show 2005 - New York City, NY (Isolation) (So, We Killed Our Parents) (The Cold Heat)
Back Alley Film Series, Charlotte Film Society 2015 - Charlotte, NC (Samurai Cop 2)
Belcourt Theatre 2015 - Nashville, TN (Samurai Cop 2)
Bristol Film Festival 2016 - Bristol, UK (Samurai Cop 2)
BUT BMovie Underground & Trash Film Festival 2017 - Breda, The Netherlands (Faces of Snuff, Film Festival World Premiere)
Central Film Festival 2018 - Springfield, MO (Kamatayan, World Premiere)
Central Coast Film Society 2019 - Buellton, CA (Guerrilla, U.S. Premiere)
Channel Islands Film Festival 2004 - Oxnard, CA (More Than 15...) (Poison Cure) (Yesterday)
(Isolation, Best Cinematography) (Piñata) (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Channel Islands Film Festival 2005 - Oxnard, CA (A Normal Life) (Love Last Captured)
Cinema Detroit 2016 - Detroit, MI (Samurai Cop 2)
Cinéma le Grand Action 2016 - Paris, France (Samurai Cop 2)
Cleveland Cinemas 2016 - Cleveland, OH (Samurai Cop 2)
Cornerstone Festival's Flickering Film Showcase 2003 - Bushnell, Illinois (Isolation)
Cornerstone Festival's Flickering Film Showcase 2004 - Bushnell, Illinois (A Normal Life, Best of Fest) (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Cult Cinemas Sundays 2016 - Hull, England (Samurai Cop 2)
CutreCon 2016 - Madrid, Spain (Samurai Cop 2, European Premiere)
Echo Park Film Center 2004 - Echo Park, CA (A Normal Life) (Yesterday)
Edison Film Festival 2003 - Ft Myers, FL (Isolation) (Fallen)
Fiery Film Festival 2003 - Clovis, NM (Isolation) (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Fiery Film Festival 2004 - Clovis, NM (More Than 15..., Best Documentary)
FilmBar Phoenix 2016 - Phoenix, AZ (Samurai Cop 2)
First-Time Filmmaker Sessions 2019 - Online Competition (Kamatayan)
Freedom Film Festival 2004 - Philadelphia, PA (A Normal Life) (Isolation) (Piñata) (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Fucking Fabulous Film Festival 2004 - Seattle, WA (Isolation)
Fucking Fabulous Film Festival 2005 - Seattle, WA (The Cleansing)
Gateway Film Center 2016 - Columbus, OH (Samurai Cop 2)
Guerilla MovieMaking Awards 2016 (The Girl Who Wasn't Missing, Best Actress/Best Screenplay -
My Name is 'A' by anonymous, Best Supporting Actress/Best Song)
Highland Park Independent Film Festival 2015 - Highland Park, CA (Tag/Oni-gokko)
Historic Howell Theater 2016 - Howell, Michigan (Samurai Cop 2)
The Hollywood Theatre 2015 - Portland, OR (Samurai Cop 2)
Independent Days FilmFest 2014 - Berlin, Germany (Tag/Oni-gokko)
Independent Film Channel (IFC) 2006 (So, We Killed Our Parents) (Love Last Captured) (Hallucinations Madness of the Bottle)
Industrial Television 2004 - Staten Island, NY (So, We Killed Our Parents)
Lake Havasu Independent Film Festival 2003 - Lake Havasu, AZ (Isolation) (Fallen) (The Snake's Kiss Good-Bye) (Piñata)
Laemmle Theatres Sunset 5 2007 - West Hollywood, CA (Amateur Porn Star Killer, Theatrical Premiere)
Laemmle Theatres Sunset 5 2008 - West Hollywood, CA (Amateur Porn Star Killer 2, Theatrical Premiere)
Laemmle Theatres Grande 4 Plex 2009 - Downtown Los Angeles, CA (Warning!!! Pedophile Released, Theatrical Premiere)
Laemmle Theatres NoHo 7 2015 - North Hollywood, CA (Samurai Cop 2, Theatrical Premiere)
Landmark Theatres Sunshine Cinema 2015 - New York City, New York (Samurai Cop 2)
Lausanne Underground Film and Music Festival 2014 - Lausanne, Switzerland (showcasing a week-long Shane Ryan Retrospective, including the European Premieres of Amateur Porn Star Killer, Amateur Porn Star Killer 2, My Name is 'A' by anonymous and The Girl Who Wasn't Missing)
Lausanne Underground Film and Music Festival 2015 - Lausanne, Switzerland (American Virus, World Premiere)
Los Angeles CineFest 2019 - Los Angeles, California (Guerrilla, Semi-Finalist) (Paper Kids, Semi-Finalist)
The Luna Theatre - 2015 Lowell, MA (Samurai Cop 2)
ManiaTV! 2006 (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Mayfair Theatre 2015 - Ontario, Canada (Samurai Cop 2)
Melbourne Underground Film Festival 2015 - Melbourne, Australia (Special Double Feature Presentation with My Name is 'A' by anonymous)
Microcinema Internationals Independent Exposure 2003 - Touring Houston, TX (Axiom Theatre), Miami Beach, FL (Miami Beach Cinematheque), Oakland, CA (Oakland Opera Theatre), San Francisco, CA (Minna Gallery), Brighton, MI (Brighton Center for Performing Arts), Huntsville, AL (The Film Co-op), Reykjavik, Iceland (Lundablo Puffin Cinema) (Piñata)
Milwaukee Underground Film Festival's Tasteless Comedy Carnival 2004 - Milwaukee, WI (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
NewFilmmakers NY 2003 - New York City, New York (Isolation)
NewFilmmakers NY 2004 - New York City, New York (The Cold Heat)
Not Quite Normal Experimental Moving Image Festival 2004 - Hollywood, CA (Piñata)
Oxnard Film Festival 2006 - Oxnard, CA (Numb) (i killed [email protected]) (Hallucinations Madness of the Bottle)
Philadelphia Mausoleum of Contemporary Art 2015 - Philadelphia, PA (Samurai Cop 2)
Philadelphia Video Festival 2003 - Bristol, Pennsylvania (Fallen, Best Music Video) (Isolation)
Plaza Theatre 2016 - Atlanta, GA (Samurai Cop 2)
Pollygrind Film Festival 2011 - Las Vegas, NV (The Girl Who Wasn't Missing, World Premiere, Film with the Most Heart)
Pollygrind Film Festival 2012 - Las Vegas, NV (My Name is 'A' by anonymous, World Premiere, Best Arthouse Film)
Porn Film Festival 2012 - Berlin, Germany (Warning!!! Pedophile Released)
The Prince Charles Cinema 2016 - London, UK (Samurai Cop 2)
ProxyAct Film Festival 2016 - London, UK (Paper Kids, World Premiere)
Queen City Film Festival 2013 - Cumberland, MD (My Name is 'A' by anonymous)
Romford Film Festival 2018 - London, UK (showcasing a 7-part Shane Ryan Retrospective, including Paper Kids Nominee - Best Director,
the World Premiere of Guerrilla, the UK Premieres of My Name is 'A' by anonymous, The Girl Who Wasn't Missing,
Tag/Oni-gokko and American Virus, and the European Premiere of Kamatayan Nominee - Best Short Film)
The Roxy Theatre 2016 - Saskatoon, Canada (Samurai Cop 2)
Sadique-Master Festival 2015 - Paris, France (Amateur Porn Star Killer)
Sedona Film Festival 2003 - Sedona, Arizona (Isolation, World Premiere)
South Jersey Film Festival 2006 - South Jersey, NJ (Romance Road Killers, Best Trailer)
Stuff MX Film Festival 2018 - Mexico City, Mexico (Guerrilla)
Suns Cinema 2016 - Washington, District of Columbia (Samurai Cop 2)
The Thrillema 2014 - Halifax, Nova Scotia (Tag/Oni-gokko as part of World of Death)
Vegas Indies 2006 (Love Last Captured)
The X Fest 2008 - Cape Town, South Africa (Amateur Porn Star Killer)
Action on Film International Film Festival 2006 - Long Beach, CA (Amateur Porn Star Killer, World Premiere)
Alamo Drafthouse Austin 2015 - Austin, TX (Samurai Cop 2)
Alamo Drafthouse DC Area 2015 - Ashburn, VA (Samurai Cop 2)
Alamo Drafthouse Denver 2015 - Littleton, CO (Samurai Cop 2)
Alamo Drafthouse Winchester 2015 - Winchester, VA (Samurai Cop 2)
Arlene's Grocery Picture Show 2005 - New York City, NY (Isolation) (So, We Killed Our Parents) (The Cold Heat)
Back Alley Film Series, Charlotte Film Society 2015 - Charlotte, NC (Samurai Cop 2)
Belcourt Theatre 2015 - Nashville, TN (Samurai Cop 2)
Bristol Film Festival 2016 - Bristol, UK (Samurai Cop 2)
BUT BMovie Underground & Trash Film Festival 2017 - Breda, The Netherlands (Faces of Snuff, Film Festival World Premiere)
Central Film Festival 2018 - Springfield, MO (Kamatayan, World Premiere)
Central Coast Film Society 2019 - Buellton, CA (Guerrilla, U.S. Premiere)
Channel Islands Film Festival 2004 - Oxnard, CA (More Than 15...) (Poison Cure) (Yesterday)
(Isolation, Best Cinematography) (Piñata) (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Channel Islands Film Festival 2005 - Oxnard, CA (A Normal Life) (Love Last Captured)
Cinema Detroit 2016 - Detroit, MI (Samurai Cop 2)
Cinéma le Grand Action 2016 - Paris, France (Samurai Cop 2)
Cleveland Cinemas 2016 - Cleveland, OH (Samurai Cop 2)
Cornerstone Festival's Flickering Film Showcase 2003 - Bushnell, Illinois (Isolation)
Cornerstone Festival's Flickering Film Showcase 2004 - Bushnell, Illinois (A Normal Life, Best of Fest) (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Cult Cinemas Sundays 2016 - Hull, England (Samurai Cop 2)
CutreCon 2016 - Madrid, Spain (Samurai Cop 2, European Premiere)
Echo Park Film Center 2004 - Echo Park, CA (A Normal Life) (Yesterday)
Edison Film Festival 2003 - Ft Myers, FL (Isolation) (Fallen)
Fiery Film Festival 2003 - Clovis, NM (Isolation) (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Fiery Film Festival 2004 - Clovis, NM (More Than 15..., Best Documentary)
FilmBar Phoenix 2016 - Phoenix, AZ (Samurai Cop 2)
First-Time Filmmaker Sessions 2019 - Online Competition (Kamatayan)
Freedom Film Festival 2004 - Philadelphia, PA (A Normal Life) (Isolation) (Piñata) (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Fucking Fabulous Film Festival 2004 - Seattle, WA (Isolation)
Fucking Fabulous Film Festival 2005 - Seattle, WA (The Cleansing)
Gateway Film Center 2016 - Columbus, OH (Samurai Cop 2)
Guerilla MovieMaking Awards 2016 (The Girl Who Wasn't Missing, Best Actress/Best Screenplay -
My Name is 'A' by anonymous, Best Supporting Actress/Best Song)
Highland Park Independent Film Festival 2015 - Highland Park, CA (Tag/Oni-gokko)
Historic Howell Theater 2016 - Howell, Michigan (Samurai Cop 2)
The Hollywood Theatre 2015 - Portland, OR (Samurai Cop 2)
Independent Days FilmFest 2014 - Berlin, Germany (Tag/Oni-gokko)
Independent Film Channel (IFC) 2006 (So, We Killed Our Parents) (Love Last Captured) (Hallucinations Madness of the Bottle)
Industrial Television 2004 - Staten Island, NY (So, We Killed Our Parents)
Lake Havasu Independent Film Festival 2003 - Lake Havasu, AZ (Isolation) (Fallen) (The Snake's Kiss Good-Bye) (Piñata)
Laemmle Theatres Sunset 5 2007 - West Hollywood, CA (Amateur Porn Star Killer, Theatrical Premiere)
Laemmle Theatres Sunset 5 2008 - West Hollywood, CA (Amateur Porn Star Killer 2, Theatrical Premiere)
Laemmle Theatres Grande 4 Plex 2009 - Downtown Los Angeles, CA (Warning!!! Pedophile Released, Theatrical Premiere)
Laemmle Theatres NoHo 7 2015 - North Hollywood, CA (Samurai Cop 2, Theatrical Premiere)
Landmark Theatres Sunshine Cinema 2015 - New York City, New York (Samurai Cop 2)
Lausanne Underground Film and Music Festival 2014 - Lausanne, Switzerland (showcasing a week-long Shane Ryan Retrospective, including the European Premieres of Amateur Porn Star Killer, Amateur Porn Star Killer 2, My Name is 'A' by anonymous and The Girl Who Wasn't Missing)
Lausanne Underground Film and Music Festival 2015 - Lausanne, Switzerland (American Virus, World Premiere)
Los Angeles CineFest 2019 - Los Angeles, California (Guerrilla, Semi-Finalist) (Paper Kids, Semi-Finalist)
The Luna Theatre - 2015 Lowell, MA (Samurai Cop 2)
ManiaTV! 2006 (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
Mayfair Theatre 2015 - Ontario, Canada (Samurai Cop 2)
Melbourne Underground Film Festival 2015 - Melbourne, Australia (Special Double Feature Presentation with My Name is 'A' by anonymous)
Microcinema Internationals Independent Exposure 2003 - Touring Houston, TX (Axiom Theatre), Miami Beach, FL (Miami Beach Cinematheque), Oakland, CA (Oakland Opera Theatre), San Francisco, CA (Minna Gallery), Brighton, MI (Brighton Center for Performing Arts), Huntsville, AL (The Film Co-op), Reykjavik, Iceland (Lundablo Puffin Cinema) (Piñata)
Milwaukee Underground Film Festival's Tasteless Comedy Carnival 2004 - Milwaukee, WI (The Little Guy Kicks Ass)
NewFilmmakers NY 2003 - New York City, New York (Isolation)
NewFilmmakers NY 2004 - New York City, New York (The Cold Heat)
Not Quite Normal Experimental Moving Image Festival 2004 - Hollywood, CA (Piñata)
Oxnard Film Festival 2006 - Oxnard, CA (Numb) (i killed [email protected]) (Hallucinations Madness of the Bottle)
Philadelphia Mausoleum of Contemporary Art 2015 - Philadelphia, PA (Samurai Cop 2)
Philadelphia Video Festival 2003 - Bristol, Pennsylvania (Fallen, Best Music Video) (Isolation)
Plaza Theatre 2016 - Atlanta, GA (Samurai Cop 2)
Pollygrind Film Festival 2011 - Las Vegas, NV (The Girl Who Wasn't Missing, World Premiere, Film with the Most Heart)
Pollygrind Film Festival 2012 - Las Vegas, NV (My Name is 'A' by anonymous, World Premiere, Best Arthouse Film)
Porn Film Festival 2012 - Berlin, Germany (Warning!!! Pedophile Released)
The Prince Charles Cinema 2016 - London, UK (Samurai Cop 2)
ProxyAct Film Festival 2016 - London, UK (Paper Kids, World Premiere)
Queen City Film Festival 2013 - Cumberland, MD (My Name is 'A' by anonymous)
Romford Film Festival 2018 - London, UK (showcasing a 7-part Shane Ryan Retrospective, including Paper Kids Nominee - Best Director,
the World Premiere of Guerrilla, the UK Premieres of My Name is 'A' by anonymous, The Girl Who Wasn't Missing,
Tag/Oni-gokko and American Virus, and the European Premiere of Kamatayan Nominee - Best Short Film)
The Roxy Theatre 2016 - Saskatoon, Canada (Samurai Cop 2)
Sadique-Master Festival 2015 - Paris, France (Amateur Porn Star Killer)
Sedona Film Festival 2003 - Sedona, Arizona (Isolation, World Premiere)
South Jersey Film Festival 2006 - South Jersey, NJ (Romance Road Killers, Best Trailer)
Stuff MX Film Festival 2018 - Mexico City, Mexico (Guerrilla)
Suns Cinema 2016 - Washington, District of Columbia (Samurai Cop 2)
The Thrillema 2014 - Halifax, Nova Scotia (Tag/Oni-gokko as part of World of Death)
Vegas Indies 2006 (Love Last Captured)
The X Fest 2008 - Cape Town, South Africa (Amateur Porn Star Killer)
