Neil Marshall

It hasn't come out yet.

Neil Marshall.

He did the score for Watchmen.

Oh, God.

That's well made.

That's Neil Marshall.

But then, you know, you've got shitty ones.

I'm not gonna name all the shitty ones.

And this was set up in 2008, so three years before Refn got a hold of it.

And the director was going to be Neil Marshall.

So Jackman Studios Seed Productions was set to produce the film.

Jackman and Marshall dropped out in 2010 and Seed Productions closed later that year.

This is an aero video... 4K Ultra HD release with all the goodies that you come to expect from their product.

The Descent Part 2 is the 2009 sequel to the Neil Marshall film.

from the summer of 2006.

And this is a Lionsgate Limited release, as is Sing Street.

And mostly it seems like art books, like when you have the guy in Gastown and like what he's doing before all the shit goes down is he's looking at an old like Renaissance painting from some art book and he's just trying to like get it back himself.

there's a great like tweet goes around whenever Mad Max movie comes out that's like so this is what Australia is like is the rest of the world like this too are they all going crazy at their own cars is this what's happening in like I don't know the UK or is this what's happening also like I don't know if you ever saw Doomsday that like Neil Marshall movie That's like essentially ripping off Mad Max.

It's awful.

It's like the Mad Max we have at home.

Yeah, Quentin Tarantino to Eli Roth is very much Spielberg to Toby Hooper for Poltergeist.

Neil Marshall also falls in that group.

Oh, I really like Neil

Marshall.

I did a you.

I really like Neil Marshall.

Yeah.

But you don't do all that weird mouth stuff afterwards.

you.

Getting back to The Descent, this movie was directed by Neil Marshall.

And

you really got in there.

Nice tie in.

Thank you.

The Descent is written and directed by Neil Marshall, whose other notable works are Dog Soldiers from 2002, Doomsday from 2008 and The Reckoning from 2020.

OK,

It felt like they were actually in a real cave.

Neil Marshall did so good on that movie.

Agreed.

Yeah, the fact that it's below a four is a crime.