When FX announced it was developing a TV series from the “Alien” franchise, fans might have expected its makers to have egg on their faces. But it turns out Emmy-winning screenwriter Noah Hawley was ...

The series “Alien: Earth” feels a bit like the “Alien” franchise crash-landed into an entirely separate science fiction saga, because that’s more or less how it begins. The show is creator Noah Hawley ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Truth be told, I approached “Alien: Earth” with a degree of skepticism. That’s not due to a lack of love for the iconic sci-fi ...

It doesn’t take long for the monsters to appear in the new series “Alien: Earth.” In fact, they’re the same ones that first started terrorizing Sigourney Weaver when the “Alien” franchise began in ...

The "Alien" franchise does not, at first glance, feel like the kind of thing suited for the longform storytelling of television. It's a world whose greatest successes are built on high-concept hooks, ...

Part of the beauty and appeal of Alien as a movie series is that, like the titular alien, these stories can take on all different forms. After 1979’s Alien set the bar high for sci-fi horror, it was ...

But, as can be expected, the Maginot and her crew are doomed after a containment breach, and the ship crashes right in the middle of New Siam, a densely populated city right in the middle of Prodigy ...

In its very first moments, FX’s Alien: Earth feels like nothing so much as, well, Alien. Here we are once more aboard a Weyland-Yutani spaceship, the USCSS Maginot this time, watching a rumpled crew ...

The questions of whether we are alone in the universe is one at the heart of sci-fi. The question of who we are if we are not solely God’s creatures... does that mean there’s no God? Only lonely ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There's nothing quite like the primal fear that the "Alien" franchise can instill in viewers. The original 1979 Ridley Scott film ...