The Offspring—who brings an unsettling level of fear to the final moments of Alien: Romulus before being heroically ejected ...

transforms Ellen Ripley into a half-human, half-alien superclone who kicks ass, flirts with everything and plays a mean game of basketball. Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s whole movie is utter ...

since Ripley is cloned from the version of the character that was infected with the queen alien, this new version of the character has some alien attributes (acidic blood, mad basketball skills).

Inspired by Reebok's 80s and 90s basketball lines ... but its events occur between Ripley's arcs in Alien and Aliens. The initial trailers also feature scenes reminiscent of Ripley's first ...

When in the “Alien” timeline does “Romulus” take place? Does iconic heroine Ripley return? And why do these aliens keep bursting out of people’s chests? Here’s what you need to know ...

It’s truly crazy to think that if it wasn’t for a simple decision made in 1979, the world of the Alien movies could have turned out vastly different. Without Ellen Ripley’s heroic journey ...