The first thing you’re aware of is the rain. The sky is dark, but it’s the downpour pounding on your face that truly obscures your vision. The rocky terrain is alien, but the beacon in the distance is familiar.

Alien — the creature and the franchise — is a shape-shifter. In the interplanetary dystopia of the Alien movies, the parasitic creature that parasitic CEOs are always trying to capture — and that blue-collar space truckers, Marines, miners or ...

In its penultimate episode, Alien: Earth does something that only a show set on Earth could do: take the Xenomorph outside into the sun. While the movies all take place on dimly lit spaceships or dark, alien planets, the FX series is largely set on a ...

Alien: Earth just wrapped up its first season and all I can say is, what a mess. Where to even begin with the dreadful, sloppy, pointless finale? How about a spoiler warning. The episode starts with some very nice shots of the beach, and Arthur’s crab ...

Never smile at a crocodile… especially if that crocodile has two sets of teeth, acid blood, and a penchant for popping out of human stomachs. Alien: Earth, the new FX series from creator Noah Hawley, cannot stop making Peter Pan references. Some are ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Up until the final moments of Alien: Earth Episode 7 “Emergence,” Prodigy medic Joe Hermit (Alex Lawther) has done all he can to protect the characters around him. However, when his old security service pals run afoul of ...

Hannah has been writing about horror, sci-fi, and all things nerdy since 2021. At Collider, she covers news and conducts interviews, along with contributing features that dive deep into genre storytelling and why it works. If there’s something lurking in ...

Alien Deathstorm brings a mix of sci-fi shooter elements with the threat of a catastrophic storm that we want to see more of.

After a decade of waiting, Creative Director Al Hope says Alien Isolation 2 "feels like coming home".

Billy is a Senior Features Author for Collider. Having written over 300 articles in just over a year, Billy regularly covers the biggest TV shows and films releasing while also analysing some of the most underrated properties that may slip your attention.