Neil Marshall

Another remembers everyone following Marshall's next film after Dog Soldiers, and being terrified by The Descent on opening weekend. The same episode notes that Marshall has said the crawlers are human, just a branch that split off. It also mentions that even Marshall, who was executive producer on the sequel, had nothing good to say about it.

In their own words

• Unknown Like, it does. It creates that sense of claustrophobia really, really well. And again, I think with Neil Marshall, it's, I liked it in Dog Soldiers. I liked it a little bit less in this. I hated it in Doomsday.

  EP 218 The Descent

• Unknown Yeah. For the weekend it came out, I was like a really avid follower of like Total Film and Empire at the time. I'd seen Dog Soldiers. Everyone was picking up Neil Marshall's next film. Opening weekend. And I shat myself.

  EP 218 The Descent

• Unknown It's definitely reminiscent. I've got to answer it as well. Apparently, Neil Marshall has said that the crawlers are human. They just branched off. They didn't come out of the caves in the Paleolithic era or wherever.

  EP 218 The Descent

• Unknown From what I read about it, because I've never seen it. But, yeah, I thought, oh, I'll check out what... Because I'd never heard anyone have a good word to say about it, including Neil Marshall. Like, although he's the executive producer, he was like, I think, what's the quote? It was something like, oh, it's a...

  EP 218 The Descent