Both new and familiar alien lifeforms lurk around in the Disney series Alien: Earth, based on the original 1979 Ridley Scott ...

Instead, Alien ends with Ripley killing the xenomorph. She puts the escape shuttle on course for Earth, goes into stasis, and records a final log as the last survivor of the Nostromo. Scott's original ...

But Alien: Earth is a ton of fun so far, and part of that fun stems from the fact that this particular xenomorph is not ...

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In 2120, a Weyland-Yutani ship crashes in Prodigy City, unveiling hybrids, cyborgs, and a corporate race for power. Full scene-by-scene breakdown, key characters, and release details.

Proof of the franchise's popularity is the brand new Alien: Earth series, which is now streaming on Disney+ (or Hulu in the ...

What if Alien (1979) wasn’t just a sci-fi horror film, but a warning about corporate betrayal and working-class struggles?

In a dazzling and gory series of variations on the theme of transhumanism, Noah Hawley breathes new life into the xenomorph born in 1979.

Laurence Fishburne may be most known for franchises like The Matrix and John Wick, but his sci-fi flop deserves bigger recognition.

Expanding the ever-growing Alien universe with fresh layers of depth and nuance, the first two episodes — “Neverland” and “Mr. October”— are packed with references, Easter eggs, and subtle callbacks ...

The Alien franchise returns to its roots with a gruesome new prequel set two years before the original film, but it doesn’t ...

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