Romulus has a sprawling cast of characters who will be battling an army of rabid Xenomorphs aboard a derelict spaceship.

Although the plot of Prometheus might seem confusing, it is relatively easy to understand where Ridley Scott’s 2012 prequel ...

There are a total of nine movies in the Alien franchise — four in the mainline series of films, two Predator crossovers, two prequels from Ridley Scott, and, the newest addition, a standalone movie ...

In a design flourish as part of the ship’s operation ... clean and modern.” For 2017 entry Alien: Covenant, meanwhile, the visual language again assumed a distinct aesthetic.

The Alien franchise, dormant since 2017’s Alien Covenant, is more alive than ever ... a cat aboard a Weyland-Yutani ship called USCSS Maginot. Although at first we see normal cat puttering ...

Still in prequel mode here, as Alien: Covenant is a sequel to Prometheus, the story picks up 11 years later and follows a colonization ship. The crew gets pulled out of stasis years early and ...

In the short teaser we see a river between some mountains, a classic shot of what looks to be a claustrophobic spaceship hallway ... like "Prometheus" and "Alien: Covenant").

The original creature does manage to escape but only after Weyland-Yutani created new clones which links it to Alien: Covenant. Despite taking place ... from the wreckage of the exploded Nostromo ship ...

The newly arrived SpaceX crew that docked with the International Space Station Sunday morning was greeted by both human and ...

Russian cosmonaut Ivan Vagner welcomed the Crew-10 astronauts in a unique way to the International Space Station on March 16, 2025, and it was live streamed.

Sinister takes that opportunity to have his clones ambush the ship, and turn the people onboard into unwitting xenomorph hosts, using his own self-made ‘facehugger gun.’ Aliens vs. Avengers #3 ...

which is notable for being among one of the few ships in the Alien universe whose name is not an explicit reference to the writing of Heart of Darkness author Joseph Conrad. There’s speculation ...