Aliens: Dead Orbit #1 Review
In the vast amount of Aliens media, what does Dead Orbit #1 have to offer? Much like the movie that started it all, Dead Orbit is looking to freak you out.
What’s Going On With Neill Blomkamp’s Alien 5?
Neill Blomkamp, the director of District 9, Elysium and Chappie, owes a big debt to the Alien franchise. You can see it in everything he does. The tactility of the Nostromo is evident in much of his production design. The space marines in Aliens clearly influenced his idea of a realistic sci-fi arsenal. So it was absolutely no surprise that Blomkamp had storyboards from an idea for Alien 5 just kicking around.
Prometheus: A Haunted House in Heaven
The trick, William Potter, is not minding that it hurts. Prometheus is a very spiritual movie. It’s not an accident that the ship lands
Alien: Isolation Preys on Our Deepest Fears
Alien: Isolation was anticipated by many fans as the Alien game that should have been. What took so long to make a decent game
Completing The Cycle: A Tribute To Alien 3
“Was she your daughter?” “No.” 1992’s Alien3 is the brutal, miserable, and angelic third entry in the Alien franchise that began with the one-two
Merch Alert: Mondo Does Alien Day Too
We’re not the only ones celebrating Alien Day this year. The amazing artists over at Mondo have created some incredible merchandise for the hardcore
Aliens: The Original Comic Series Review
Written by Mark Verheiden Illustrated by Mark A. Nelson Lettered by Willie Schubert Review by Billy Seguire In July of 1986, James Cameron
Alien & Aliens: The Calculus of Sequels
On the surface, Alien and Aliens seem like tremendously different films. Alien is a slow-paced psycho-sexual haunted house horror film set in space, while
Ellen Ripley: Final Girl Transcendence
I freakin’ love Ellen Ripley. And you do, too. In fact, there’s not a soul on this planet who doesn’t like Ripley after seeing