WATCH: 'No escape in space' as new promo for Limerick-shot Nightflyers drops

SYFY and Netflix have unveiled a new teaser trailer for Nightflyers, the big-budget TV show shooting at Troy Studios in Limerick.

The teaser comes with the warning that “escape isn’t an option” from the psychological thriller, which comes “from the mind” of Game of Thrones author George RR Martin.

from the mind of @GRRMspeaking (no dragons tho) pic.twitter.com/FwewY1O2nK

— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) May 15, 2018

Escape isn't an option.

From the mind of @GRRMspeaking comes #Nightflyers, a psychological thriller premiering this fall on @SYFY. pic.twitter.com/nbS7lLGL4E

— Nightflyers SYFY (@NightflyersSYFY) May 14, 2018

It features further glimpses of the cast, including Gretchen Mol and Eoin Macken, who said that Nightflyers was going to be “one helluva show”.

#nightflyers is gonna be one helluva show but this is the face of… https://t.co/Kd6J5EX3BT

— Eoin Macken (@eoincmacken) May 14, 2018

Phillip Rhys, who is working on the show, tweeted: "Get ready to have your minds blown."

Get ready to have your minds blown. #Nightflyers is coming to SYFY this fall. pic.twitter.com/Sjc5NLcW05

— Phillip Rhys (@PhillipRhys) May 14, 2018

George RR Martin, on whose novella the series is based, has previously said the series is a “haunted house story on a star ship”.

“It's Psycho in space. I can't wait to actually see it come alive on the screen,” the Game of Thrones author said in an earlier promo for the series, expected to air in these parts in the autumn.

According to the studio, Nightflyers follows eight maverick scientists and a powerful telepath who embark on an expedition to the edge of the solar system aboard The Nightflyer - a ship with a small tightknit crew and a reclusive captain - in the hope of making contact with alien life. But when terrifying and violent events begin to take place they start to question each other - and surviving the journey proves harder than anyone thought.

The series also stars David Ajala, Sam Strike, Maya Eshet, Angus Sampson, Jodie Turner-Smith and Brían F. O'Byrne.

Production started at Troy in February, where huge sets were constructed, including a scale set of the ship. Large numbers of extras were required for the shoot, which is employing hundreds of people on the infrastructure of the big budget series, including a significant local crew, according to the studio.

It has received funding of €850,000 from the Irish Film Board.