With its spine-chilling special effects and utterly horrifying scenes, Alien was the film that bid a slimy goodbye to the 1970s. The production, which told the story of a Space mission gone horribly ...

The Alien franchise is one of the most important in all of sci-fi cinema, with each instalment charting the evolution of the ...

Through Alien: Earth, fans of the iconic film franchise are going to be given an exciting new chapter, one that is familiar and yet still different to Ridley Scott's original 1979 movie. Directed by ...

Today marks the day when film fans around the world to celebrate a film franchise that has stood the test of time - Alien. The film series has been so popular over recent years that an entire day each ...

The series has delivered a horror masterwork, a seminal shoot-em-up and some auteurist gems ... but how do they rank? What better way to celebrate the recent Alien Day than to place the eight movies ...

It’s a good time to be a fan of the Alien movies. This Quadrilogy boxset is a stunning resource with features-rammed discs to explore and the films presented like never before. It's a five-star set, ...

00:02, Wed, Sep 18, 2024 Updated: 17:33, Wed, Sep 18, 2024 Back in 1979, Ridley Scott directed a film based on a story by Dan O’Bannon and Ronald Shusett, that would go on to become one of the ...

Alien: Romulus climbs to the top of HBO Max's global streaming charts, proving the sci-fi franchise still has staying power.

It is a rare thing indeed to find a movie sequel that outstrips the original. Terminator 2, perhaps. The Godfather Part II, probably. The Dark Knight, definitely. But greater sequels are hard to find.

It’s official – Alien: Romulus is a box office hit. The ninth film in the Alien universe, the Fede Alvarez movie has already met expectations at the global box office and is a hit with long-time fans.

With the release of Romulus, the perfect killing machine has now starred in nine films – some more chest-burstingly thrilling than others Tim Robey has been one of the Telegraph's film critics since ...