Retrofuturistic styling, synthetics with no regard for human life, and people being munched like popcorn — that's the Alien we know and love alright. As we shared earlier this month via a series ...

The Xenomorph from the Alien film franchise is one of the coolest, most nefarious movie monsters ever hatched, with its acid blood, mouths-within-mouths, and diabolical claws. It pretty much ...

The Alien franchise is best known for its numerous films, but the sci-fi horror property also spans video games, books, and graphic novels. Soon, one of the best comic runs, Alien: Galaxy of ...

The "Alien" universe is expanding with not one project, but two: the latest movie "Alien: Romulus" and a new TV show. Fans of this beloved franchise can experience more stories about the ...

Alien: Earth is bringing Xenomorphs to the small screen, and we couldn't be more terrified or excited. Much like the Xenomorph was to Sigourney Weaver's Ellen Ripley, the show is still a ...

Aliens are so exciting because the possibilities are endless. There could be anything out there on the edges of the universe. Games featuring aliens have an open canvas to create all sorts of ...

The Alien films have been inconsistent in quality, ranging from exceptional to disappointing over the years. Some films, like ...

While there are several genres that bring gamers joy, games that involve aliens seem to invoke terror and thrills like no other. While there are several genres that ...

He is expected to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, as USA TODAY previously reported. It would be the first time in more than eight decades that the act was enacted. The last time it was used ...

Unlike Prometheus and Alien: Covenant, this series will largely stand on its own while maintaining ties to the original 1979 Alien film. With Ridley Scott serving as an executive producer ...

You can find him at Threads @mickmartin182. Hulu just released a video clip of Noah Hawley's upcoming "Alien: Earth" and it looks as terrifying as we could've hoped for. You can watch the clip below.

The Alien Enemies Act — part of the Alien and Sedition Acts that Congress adopted in 1798 — gives the federal government additional authority to regulate non-citizens in times of war.