Season 2 of FX‘s hit sci-fi series, Alien: Earth, is taking shape, and showrunner Noah Hawley is teasing what fans can expect from the newest additions to the ensemble, particularly when it comes to ...

The fan favorite (and much longer) edit of David Fincher's film contains a different version of the much-maligned 'Alien' film. Here's what's new. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large This version clocks ...

The world of Alien: Earth has shaken up the classic Alien franchise by adding not just one monster but five terrifying alien species, each with its own strange biology and horrifying survival tactics.

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. Yet they all still ...

Alien: Earth begins with a bit of onscreen text detailing the universe’s three forms of artificial life: cyborgs, synths, and hybrids. Noticeably absent are Replicants — Blade Runner‘s genetically ...

Alien: Earth showrunner Noah Hawley clearly didn’t think the franchise was doing enough with the implications of its title. Ridley Scott’s Alien (1979) imagined the kind of nightmare lifeforms that ...

The Alien franchise has a rich musical legacy, with acclaimed composers including Jerry Goldsmith and James Horner working on the earlier films, but the franchise has never been known for its needle ...

The "Alien" franchise is one of the most beloved in the sci-fi genre. Here are all nine movies and the franchise's first-ever TV series, "Alien: Earth," ranked. "Alien: Earth" is available on FX and ...

“Alien: Earth” is the most satisfying entry in the franchise in a long, long time — and one of the best television shows this year. Excellent show. It represents a significant but well-integrated ...

Unlike Star Wars, which takes place a long time ago in a galaxy far away, the Alien movies have always been a glimpse into humanity's distant-but-imaginable future. Putting aside the non-canon Alien ...

The Alien (or Xenomorph) is the least impressive aspect of FX's ambitious science-fiction series about a near-future where corporations run the world, and their founders' pursuit of immortality may ...