For one scene in Fede Alvarez’s (@iamfedealvarez) Alien: Romulus, a Facehugger needed to swim through water, starting beneath the surface and emerging partway through a shot. Because puppeteers would cause ripples in the water, we created a speed-controlled, winch-operated Facehugger on a submerged track so that it could reveal itself at just the right moment. Our engineering team even devised a side-to-side motion from the base of the tail to the winch. The result was a terrifying creature that

“Facehuggers” sounds misleading.. 😱😰 🤗 Director Fede Alvarez of ‘Alien: Romulus’ takes us back to the original Ridley Scott’s ‘Alien’ (1979) with the terrifying face hugging monsters that started the ‘Alien’ franchise. The movie just became the second biggest horror box office opening weekend in September of all time. In this exclusive CBR interview with host @djkevlar , he explains the monster’s anatomy and why it was important for him to show these gruesome elements for the audience underst

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