Warning: The below story contains FULL SPOILERS for Alien: Romulus. Alien: Romulus hit theaters this past weekend to positive reviews and a strong start at the box office, but one aspect of the movie ...

Ridley Scott’s unfinished Alien prequel trilogy was a point of polarization for the fan base. Whereas everyone can agree that Alien and Aliens are masterpieces, and everyone can agree the Alien vs.

Like it or not (and I’m largely in the “not” category), we live in an age of “legacy” sequel/prequels. Those are pseudo-remakes of beloved but rather old franchise movies, feasting on the nostalgia ...

The scariest part of Alien: Romulus has nothing to do with xenomorphs. Instead, it’s a ghoulish callback that would make the series’ craven corporate tech entity, Weyland-Yutani, proud: The ...

One of the greatest twists in the original 1979 Alien isn’t just that there are murderous aliens on the loose with acid for blood, but that you might have a secret robot at your job that you didn’t ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Even before a xenomorph comes aboard and starts picking them off, the crew of the commercial towing vessel the USCSS Nostromo ...

Even so, he built a pivotal part of the “Romulus” story around a character who died in the original movie: Ash, the synthetic human played by the late Ian Holm with chilling obedience to the franchise ...

Alien: Romulus used technology to bring back a dead actor and it has us once again wondering about the ethics of digital resurrection. Like it or not (and I’m largely in the “not” category), we live ...