There is a lot that’s new in this seventh instalment, but the final act turns into a Ripley-off of better moments from earlier movies You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in ...

More specifically — if I can dare to reveal what happens in the very first shot of “Alien: Romulus” — employees of the Weyland-Yutani Corporation fished around deep space until they found the exact ...

If you were unnerved by Ridley Scott’s claustrophobic terror in 1979's “Alien,” gird your sci-fi loins for the new “Alien: Romulus.” There’s a smattering ...

Film reviews: 'Transformers One' and more Film critic Richard Crouse reviews the latest releases, including 'Transformers One,' 'Wolfs,' 'The Substance,' and 'The Invisibles.' ...

First of all, this is not a horror film. It's a fun thrill ride that puts you on the edge of your seat (with a few jump scares added in for good measure). WAY BETTER than every Alien movie since ...

“In space, no one can hear you scream,” went the tagline for the original “Alien” in 1979, a terrifying thought on multiple levels. *Billed as $4.00 plus GST every four weeks. After 24 weeks, price ...

They start off with the same basic premise – foolish, often greedy humans trespass into places they are not meant to go – and then grow to conform to the varied artistic sensibilities of their ...

There have been a pile of Alien movies over the past 45 years, from crossovers with Predator to the Prometheus spinoffs and an upcoming TV show. Still, it's impossible not to compare any new ...

Ridley Scott first released Alien in 1979. In the past 45 years, there have been seven installments in the film franchise. The most recent iteration, Alien: Romulus, follows the kids who grow up in ...

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“In space, no one can hear you scream,” went the tagline for the original “Alien” in 1979, a terrifying thought on multiple levels. There may indeed be a scientific rationale for a space scream to be ...