Neil Marshall cooks up extreme cuisine in Underground

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Neil Marshall has CENTURION opening this weekend, but he’s already ordering up his next entree with UNDERGROUND, reports Deadline.com. Flick is a horror thriller set in the world of gourmet underground supper clubs. Wow, who knew such a thing existed?

Marshall will direct the David Cohen-scripted flick, which centers on an ambitious young chef who ventures into the terrifying underbelly of extreme cuisine. I don’t know if this is like FIGHT CLUB but with cooking instead of beating the crap out of each other or what, but color me intrigued. I only wish we knew more, but maybe it’s for the best that I don’t… (Who wants to bet there’s gonna be some really disgusting things on the menu?)

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