A moment featuring Sigourney Weaver in Avatar: Fire and Ash has been singled-out as an Aliens reference, but Weaver says she ...
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 ...
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 ...
Fede Álvarez may have been the perfect director to refresh the Alien film franchise. His movie Alien: Romulus is incredibly well shot, with the camera slinking like a predator down each beautiful ...
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Alien's final scene: Why Sigourney Weaver sings 'You Are My Lucky Star' and how it ties to Star Wars
A scene by scene look at Ridley Scott's 1979 classic, from the grimy Nostromo and its Freudian design to the hidden meaning of Ripley's song ...
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