She’s no match for series heroine Ellen Ripley and an airlock, though. There was also, controversially, a xenomorph-human hybrid creature in 1997’s fourth franchise installment “Alien ...

The new footage presents a member of the crew trapped with a xenomorph. Considering that ... and the crew of the ship is about to find out why Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) had such a hard time ...

Even after Ripley discovers his plan to infect both her and Newt (Carrie Henn) and kill the Marines to sneak the Xenomorph embryo back to Weyland-Yutani, he’s convinced he’s doing the right thing.

Rook and the Remus scientists take the precaution of keeping the xenomorph sample on a cryogenic bed to ensure stasis — but that is not a detail Adrian and Hyla know when they eventually sneak ...

By doing this, you can sneak around the ship ... But if you’re a fan of the movie franchise or just the Xenomorph and Ripley, this latest crossover is definitely for you. You can check out ...

A ship-wide search for the alien results in the deaths of Brett and Dallas as everyone realizes they're now facing a fully-grown, predatory Xenomorph. With Ripley now in charge, she accesses the ...

Setting the film in a space colony prison also did a lot for the film. The claustrophobic atmosphere amplified the threat of the Xenomorph, especially since the prisoners didn’t have weapons ...

However, as Ripley prepares for to re-enter cryosleep and await rescue, she is startled and horrified to discover the Xenomorph has stowed aboard the escape ship, with Ripley then successfully blo ...