Alien: Earth has already added to the lore of the brilliant Alien franchise, which imagines vicious and deadly creatures living in the far reaches of space, by introducing a new set of monsters. Since ...

The idea of isolation is prevalent through the Alien series. In space, no one can hear you scream, often because there’s nobody left to hear you scream. That theme also extends to the idea of what ...

This post contains major spoilers for FX's "Alien: Earth." Noah Hawley's "Alien: Earth" etches a troubling portrait for humanity. This prequel to Ridley Scott's "Alien" (whose events are set two years ...

For nearly 50 years, the Xenomorph has been one of the most iconic monsters in movie history. First introduced in 1979's Alien, the creature felt like something truly otherworldly — a nearly ...

Creator Noah Hawley talks about his new show, Alien: Earth, and the creatures bringing primal fear to the small screen. DETROW: Ridley Scott's 1979 horror film introduced the world to the Xenomorph, a ...

Hybrid humans, corporate nation-state competitors, and xenomorph chat rooms: we’ve learned much since the USCSS Maginot went splat on New Siam in Alien: Earth Episode 1 (“Neverland”). We’re also ...

Noah Hawley talks episode five, "In Space, No One...", which stages an 'Alien' mini-movie and explains that (perhaps controversial?) twist: "It escalates in a way that ends up feeling a little crazy." ...

Among the many strange biological wonders Charles Darwin observed in his time, one haunted him above all. “‘The eye, to this day, gives me a cold shudder,” he admitted in a letter to an American ...

Ripley destroys the Nostromo after learning the company wanted the alien, but the xenomorph survives aboard her escape ...