At their core, most of the Alien movies are about corporate greed. The lengths a company, mainly Weyland-Yutani, will go to ...

Earth were probably expecting to see gnarly chest-bursting aliens and creepy robots. They were not expecting to see Sid, a ...

It was to get us into that childlike space.” She says this was crucial to her and the other Hybrids, who are regarded as the ...

Set two years before the original, it pays "homage" early on, when the cargo of alien life runs amok on a space vessel – ...

Earth, you may have already guessed that Wendy, the first hybrid, shares a mysterious connection to the Xenomorphs.

But it’s still not time to go home yet, because elsewhere at the crash site, Slightly and Smee are trying to out-bro each other about the alien lifeform horrors they’ve witnessed. (“It was full-on sci ...

Amusingly, Alien: Earth has invented three other corporations that compose The Five—Threshold, Lynch, and Dynamic—but there's ...

"Yeah, a couple of things happened that weren't planned. Like holding the iPad out with my feet," Samuel Blenkin said. "That was just a moment of madness." ...

When is a machine not a machine?" from the TV series Alien: Earth………..The answer is: A machine is not a machine when it ceases to follow its designated purpose or commands—when it acts on its own, ...

Wendy goes on a mission, Kavalier reveals a master plan and Kirsh plants a seed in an episode that feels like its killing time as much as Xenomorphs.