Predator (2004)

Paul W. S. Anderson

Crossover

5.7

Aliens vs. Weavers incredible performance helped theAlienfranchise stand out among so many other male-dominated Hollywood series.

Weavers incredible performance helped the Alien franchise stand out among so many other male-dominated Hollywood series.

While death was always an inevitability inAlien, theres always somebody with the wherewithal to make it out alive.

Collage of a xenomorph and a facehugger on the poster for Alien Romulus

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Alien’s Ripley wearing a spacesuit helmet with a Xenomorph behind her.

Kane (John Hurt) peering down into an egg in Alien.

Original SR Image by Shawn Lealos

Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley and Noomi Rapace as Shaw looking at a xenomorph in fear in Alien header

Custom Image by Grant Hermanns

A Facehugger latched onto someone’s face in Alien

Brett looks up at the xenomorph in Alien

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A Xenomorph hunting in the middle of a steamy room in a derelict ship

A xenomorph roars in Ripley’s face in Alien 3

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The Alien franchise, which began with Ridley Scott’s 1979 film, is a Sci-Fi series comprised of several horror films, games, and comic books centered on humanity’s encounters with a hostile extraterrestrial species known as Xenomorphs. Characterized by their lethal prowess and capability to reproduce at an alarming rate, these creatures pose a profound threat to human existence. The primary series protagonist, Ellen Ripley, acts as the voice of reason as she seeks to keep the creatures out of the hands of greed-driven corporate scientists.

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Alien