According to IMDB this is in production.

The Last Voyage of Demeter.

With this synopsis -

Follows the ill-fated crew aboard the merchant ship Demeter which carried Dracula's coffin from Transylvania to England only to arrive at port with no survivors aboard.

Starring Viggo Mortensen

Hmm I was never so keen on him. The Descent is the only one I really rate. Christopher Smith is another one - I liked Creep and Triangle, not heard anything from him since Black Death (which I've not seen).

Judging by his first three, I'd say already Wheatley is by far the most consistent :cool: . . .

I loved Down Terrace, Kill List and Sightseers, so I'm Really Looking Forward to A Field in England. Unusually, it's being released on all formats at the same time so I wonder how many cinemas will screen it.

The same question twice in one day (see Justin's decades of horror thread) :lol: . . .

You'll pass at looking at another thread ? Lazy bastard ;) ...

And yes, the answer is 'no' . . .

EDIT: Ah, sneaky, you edited! :tongue1:

Neil Marshall directed a pivotal Game of Thrones episode as well.

A FIELD IN ENGLAND airs on Film4 this Friday at 22:45PM

Just a little reminder so we can all set our recorders to catch this new release by director Ben Wheatley (Down Terrace, Kill List, Sightseers) and celebrate embrace of same-day multi-platform releases.