Alien: Earth stalks closer and closer to its release date of August 12th, and our glimpses of the series are getting clearer ...

Alien: Earth is not shy about playing with the lore and concepts of its franchise, but it will be staying away from the more ...

The "Alien" franchise is one of the biggest in all of sci-fi, but rewatching the movies today is an entirely new experience.

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Alien eggs in Alien (1979). (Image credit: 20th Century Fox) Of course, we can't start this exploration of the Xenomorph life cycle without the species' most basic form: the leathery (and rather ...

Xenomorph XX121 is the scientific name given to the modern Xenomorph species that is popular in the Alien franchise - specifically the monster from 1979's Alien and 2024's Alien: Romulus.

Not as desolate as dying at the hands of a xenomorph, but they don’t know that when we meet them. Cailee Spaeny's Rain takes up Ripley's mantle in "Alien: Romulus." 20th Century Studios ...

Rivalled only by the Predialien, the half Ripley half xenomorph anomaly is more ridiculous than sinister. I don’t care what you say Brad Dourif, it is not a beautiful, beautiful butterfly. 4.

Alien's Xenomorph is one of the most terrifying movie creatures of all time. Here are all of the gruesome ways that the monster can kill you.

We’re only offered the briefest glimpse of this proto-xenomorph in Ridley Scott’s 2012 prequel, and it comes in the film’s last few seconds. Now fully CGI, this iteration of the alien takes ...

Every Xenomorph is a ticking time bomb thanks to the acidic blood that pumps through their veins, but Bursters take this idea to a whole new level. With more pressurized bodily fluids, ...