Since the release of Alien nearly half a century go, Hollywood has never failed to churn out a steady parade of clones in an attempt to recapture the game-changing cosmic horror unleashed aboard the ...

"Star Wars" has a seemingly never-ending supply of alien designs. However, these five are the worst of the bunch, falling ...

Alien: Resurrection is a goofy, silly, ridiculous end to the Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) saga of Alien films. However, it does have one of the grossest and most disturbing sequences in the ...

There's a moment in "Elio" where an eccentric human child tells an alien clone to impersonate him and just "be normal." It makes sense in the context of the plot, but also for Pixar in general. The ...

1979’s Alien, written by Dan O'Bannon and directed by Sir Ridley Scott, is a sci-fi masterpiece which should need little introduction. A part sci-fi, part slasher smash hit of absolutely soaring ...

Ridley Scott’s Alien forever changed both science fiction and horror movies when it came out in 1979, and, nearly half a century later, we’re still chilled to the bone by those terrifying xenomorphs.

BOTTOM LINE Yep, it’s another “Alien” clone. A few good gruesome moments, but that’s about all. Legend has it that the producers of Ridley Scott’s “Alien” pitched it to studios using just three words: ...

With “Alien: Romulus” hitting theaters, the 45-year-old series is getting a new jolt of life. How does the latest film stack up against its predecessors? By Elisabeth Vincentelli Just like the space ...