Alien: Earth has been an amazing ride so far, doing justice to the franchise and expanding its lore. But one of the secret weapons of the series is its production design.
The first episode of Alien: Earth gave us a very truncated version of the final days of the Maginot, at the very start of the episode. In quick cuts, we see how the ship was carrying alien specimens, including the Xenomorph.
Alien: Earth just blew our minds with episode five, “In Space, No One Can…” which goes into detail on the spaceship Maginot’s fateful mission, which brought the titular aliens to Earth.
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Seven years after Ridley Scott directed Alien, James Cameron directed the very first sequel to his film with Aliens. According to a report in The Guardian (via Deadline), almost twenty years later, Ridley Scott had the chance to return the favor and direct a follow-up to Cameron’s Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement Day.
Ridley Scott has a remarkable career and he's still cooking, too.
One of the questions fans have asked about the Xenomorphs since 1979’s original Alien is “just how smart is the alien?” The creature definitely had problem-solving skills of a sort.
The Alien franchise has always focused on just one titular alien — the Xenomorph. Yes, over the years, we got extrapolations of the Xenomorph, like the Queen, and the facehuggers.
In Alien: Earth, creator Noah Hawley introduces us to the face of Weyland-Yutani in the early part of the 22nd century. So far, she doesn’t have a first name (at least not yet).
When Alien Earth premiered, I was genuinely excited. Finally, we’d get to see what happens when those nightmare creatures actually make it to our blue marble of a planet.
Alien: Earth has finally landed, delivering a bold new chapter in Ridley Scott‘s Xenomorph saga, which began in 1979 with his groundbreaking sci-fi thriller Alien.
The timeline of the Alien film franchise is, to put it mildly, a bit wild.
Horror continues to be one of the most popular genres in all of cinema, but it definitely isn’t for everybody. For those wanting to ease into the genre and test their limits, there are plenty of horror films available that are frightening enough, but hopefully won’t make you lose sleep.
Bounty hunter is one of those jobs overrepresented in pop culture. They appear in film and television fairly often, even though only a handful of people in real life have such a job.
Their decreasing success at the box office and among critics shows how success in the entertainment business can be a very fleeting thing, even for directors who seem to have it all.
As we always note, “most memorable” is not a reflection of quality, and some movies we, and most people, don’t like could make the cut.
There was more stuff happening in the 1970s than crime. “The Price is Right,” hosted by Bob Barker, debuted, for example. However, the 1970s are undoubtedly a popular decade for crime stories.
The newest trailer for FX and Hulu’s Alien: Earth revealed a lot more than we’d seen before. Including new alien species besides the Xenomorph, and a good look at Earth during this era.
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Even though many Hollywood studios have recently been more focused on reboots and franchises than they have literary adaptations, there are signs that this may be changing.
A number of documentaries have made quite an impact in the real world, whether by raising awareness of a very important and pressing issue or encouraging politicians and regular people to do something to change things for the better. As such, these documentaries are reminders of the enduring power of the moving image.
The thrilling first trailer for Alien: Romulus landed yesterday and had fans of the franchise buzzing about the upcoming addition to a narrative that's seen entries for legendary directors Ridley Scott and James Cameron.
Nicolas Cage is an Oscar winner. He’s also an actor who isn’t afraid to make…bold choices in his performances. To honor the distinct career of a genuinely talented actor, here are 10 Cage movies that are full-on good and 10 that are not good in the traditional sense but should absolutely be watched.
Ridley Scott made horror movie history with Alien. The man knows how to make space scary. Eventually, he returned to the franchise he helped springboard. We are here to seed the planet with 20 facts about Prometheus. We promise it won’t be weird and gross.
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