But when deciding the direction in which to take his sequel, Alien: Romulus, filmmaker Fede Alvarez hit upon the ideal solution: why not a hybrid of the two? “To ask an Alien fan to choose ...

Where do you stand on the hybrid creature, Offspring? What about the use, and implications, of the black goo? Let us know below. Alien: Romulus is now in theaters. Want more io9 news? Check out ...

"Alien: Romulus brings back the horror legacy sequels trend with practical effects for a refreshing return to the franchise's roots." "Director Fede Alvarez creates a hybrid of Alien and Aliens ...

As Alien: Romulus nears its end ... leading to a chilling moment where she gives birth to a hybrid monstrosity. This new creature, a terrifying fusion of Xenomorph and human traits, is more ...

a human/alien hybrid and Xenomorph-like creature with humanoid features and a skull head. The Offspring in “Romulus” looks much, much cooler and appears via bonkers circumstances: When Rain ...

Alien: Romulus introduces a human-xenomorph hybrid, posing a challenge for future sequels. Over the years, the Alien franchise has focused on evolving the xenomorph species with new hybrids.

“During Alien: Romulus, [Fede Álvarez] encouraged us all to have a go at the hybrid. I dont really do creatures but had a go in nomad sculpt. I know Fede actually loved these. Great fun to do ...

And yet, the beginning of Alien: Romulus reveals that not even the vacuum of space can kill the creature. Since the human/Engineer hybrid has some of that same DNA with “the essence of life ...

Romulus's success, we now look forward to the first-ever Alien TV show, coming to Hulu in summer 2025. Here's everything we know about 'Alien: Earth' so far.

"Alien" remains the gold standard in the franchise. With practical special effects that still stand up today, "Alien" is still the most terrifying film in the franchise. We wouldn't go so far as to ...