Neil Marshall

Born in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England

The British writer/director of horror Neil Marshall struck gold when his low-budget 2002 gorefest Dog Soldiers revitalized the werewolf genre. Born in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England, on May 25, 1970, Marshall developed an affinity for the bloodcurdling ... Read Full Biography

Year	Award	Category	Movie	Result
2006	Online Film Critics Association	Breakthrough Filmmaker	The Descent	Nominated
2005	London Film Critics Association	Best British Director	The Descent	Nominated

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Quick Hits: 'The Professionals' Remade; '13 Assassins' US Trailer
by Peter Hall
A new poster has emerged for 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.' Lionsgate is gearing up for a big budget remake of the '70s action series 'The Professionals,' which of course means that they're looking...

'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies' May Star Scarlett Johansson and Bradley Cooper
by Monika Bartyzel
They might be undead creatures who just rot and moan a lot, but believe it or not, the world of 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies' is ever-changing. Last year, the tone was set for one heck of an interesting creature feature when...

Cinematical Late Night: Jackie Chan Directs Again, Super 8's Massive Call for...
by Peter Hall
- Hah: Apparently no one searched Google for "blue dong" prior to Zack Snyder's Watchmen. [via Reddit] - Jackie Chan is set to direct and star in the Chinese historical drama The 1911 Revolution. The film is expected to...

Neil Marshall to Explore the Messy Eats of the 'Underground'
by Peter Hall
It looks like the already-busy Neil Marshall is about to get a little busier: Deadline Hollywood is reporting that the Centurion director has just signed on to make a film called Underground. No, it's not another sequel to his...

Neil Marshall Makes Underground Supper Clubs Horrific
by Monika Bartyzel
If there's one thing I want to pluck off my to-do list and move to my have-done list in the very near future, it's underground supper clubs. Rather than going out to a fancy restaurant to gorge on any old meal, many are falling...

Review: Centurion
by Cinematical staff
By Scott Weinberg (reprint from 3/18/2010 -- SXSW Film Festival) Imagine a flick like Braveheart, 300, Gladiator, or King Arthur, only those films have just been stripped of all those boring scenes about kings and princes,...