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Doomsday: Neil Marshall Interview -
2 September 2008
-We caught up with British cinemas very own Quentin Tarentino, Mr Neil Marshall, as he gave us the low-down on post-apocalyptic movie Doomsday. Neil explains how he came upon the idea for the film, his wariness of CGI and his love for Scotland…-
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Doomsday - BLU-RAY Version
(2008)
Starring: Sean Pertwee, Adrian Lester, Bob Hoskins
Director: Neil Marshall
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Writer/director Neil Marshall earned the respect of horror devotees with his first two features, DOG SOLDIERS and THE DESCENT, refreshing and scary twists on the werewolf and expedition-gone-wrong genres. Where those works exemplified a respect for pure horror, devoid of the tension-spoiling comedy ..read more »
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Doomsday
on DVD (2008)
Starring: Rhona Mitra, Malcolm McDowell, Bob Hoskins
Director: Neil Marshall
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From director Neil Marshall (The Descent, Dog Soldiers) and starring Rhona Mitra (Shooter), Bob Hoskins (Outlaw, Nixon) and Malcom McDowell (Heroes, A Clockwork Orange) Doomsday is an action-packed, science-fiction thriller!
In Doomsday, a lethal virus spreads throughout a major country and ..read more »
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The Descent
on DVD (2005)
Starring: Shauna Macdonald, Natalie Mendoza, Alex Reid
Director: Neil Marshall
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A group of girls seek adventure on a caving expedition. Deep inside underground caves they find themselves cut off from the world and off the map. Battling to get back to the surface they realise that they are being hunted by an unknown cannibalistic force. Now they must pull together and fight for ..read more »
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Dog Soldiers
on DVD (2001)
Starring: Sean Pertwee, Kevin McKidd, Liam Cunningham
Director: Neil Marshall
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Something evil lurks in the wilds of Scotland, and this unfortunate troop of soldiers are about to stumble upon it. A routine exercise takes an unexpected turn when the troop discovers ravaged corpses out in the woods. With dusk quickly turning to night, and an ominous full moon lighting up the sky,..read more »
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8 July 2004
...some American offerings look decidedly 'bone!'. A great job by writier/director Neil Marshall. Sean Pertwee and crew manage to hit the right note between comedy and terror. ...
The Descent 7 August 2005
