A massive car chase scene was filmed for "Doomsday", described by Marshall to be one part "Mad Max", one part "Bullitt" (1968), and one part "something else entirely different". Marshall had seen the Aston Martin DBS V12 used in the James Bond film "Casino Royale" (2006) and sought to implement a similarly "sexy" car. Since the car company did not do product placement, the filmmakers purchased three new Bentley Continental GTs for US$150,000 each. The film also contains the director's trademark gore and violence from previous films, including a scene where a character is cooked alive and eaten. The production was designed by Simon Bowles who had worked previously with Marshall on "Dog Soldiers" and "The Descent". Paul Hyett, the prosthetic make-up designer who worked on "The Descent", contributed to the production, researching diseases including sexually transmitted diseases to design the make-up for victims of the Reaper virus.