it becoming a quarantine zone."Doomsday was not nominated or considered as a possible contender at the BAFTA Scotland awards despite being one of the largest film productions in Scotland in years; was spent on local services. Director Neil Marshall applied for membership with the organisation to add "fresh blood", but Doomsday was not mentioned during jury deliberations. According to a spokesperson from the organisation, the film was not formally submitted for consideration, and no one directly invited the filmmakers to discuss a possible entry. Several of BAFTA Scotland's jury members believed that the criteria and procedures for a Scottish film were unclear and could have been more formalised. Haunted house Doomsday was used as inspiration in building a haunted house for Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando. Home media Doomsday'' was the first Blu-ray title released by Universal Pictures after the studio's initial support of the now-folded HD DVD format. The unrated version was released on DVD and Blu-ray on 29 July 2008 in the United States, containing an audio commentary and bonus materials covering the film's post-apocalyptic scenario, visual effects, and destructive vehicles and weapons, as well as the film's original theatrical version. IGN assessed the unrated DVD's video quality, writing, "For the most part, it's a crisp disc that's leaps above standard def." The audio quality was considered up to par with the film's loud scenes, though IGN found volume irregularity between the loud scenes and the quiet scenes. IGN called the commentary "a pretty straight-up behind-the-scenes take on the movie and a bit over-congratulatory". It found the "most fascinating" featurette to be about visual effects, while deeming the other featurettes skippable. See also Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction List of apocalyptic films List of dystopian films References External links 2008 films 2008 science fiction action films American science fiction action films British science fiction action films Films about cannibalism Crystal Sky Pictures films Films scored by Tyler Bates Films about viral outbreaks Films directed by Neil Marshall Films set in 2008 Films set in 2035 Films set in castles Films set in Glasgow Films set in London Films set in Scotland English-language German films German science fiction action films British post-apocalyptic films American post-apocalyptic films Universal Pictures films Intrepid Pictures films 2000s English-language films 2000s American films 2000s British films 2000s German films Films shot in Glasgow