By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 05:20 EST, 23 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:37 EST, 23 May 2013 He's not set to stomp onto our screens until 2014, but Godzilla already appears to be making his mark. These eerie images capture an abandoned Japanese fishing village, recreated in Steveston, Canada, for filming of the remake of the 1954 classic. The blockbuster, scheduled for release in May next year, revolves around the mythical prehistoric creature which terrorises Tokyo - and leaves a trail of destruction in the countryside. Haunting: A fishing boat lies abandoned in the Japanese fishing village recreated for the filming of a new Godzilla movie in Canada
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Abandoned fishing boats, ruined shacks and nuclear warnings on display
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Filming taking place in seaside town of Steveston in Vancouver, Canada
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Japanese fishermen flocked to town to work in salmon-canning industry
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New version of 1954 classic starring Bryan Cranston set for release in 2014
Fishing boats lie marooned and abandoned in between run down old shacks and warning signs filled with @placeholder writing.