Alien: Earth is an ambitious and controversial look at the Alien franchise, and by focusing less on xenomorphs, it broke a major series rule.

Image courtesy of FX. By Luis Zonenberg While we continue to look back on last year’s film catalogue, there is still a plethora of TV shows from last year worth revisiting as well. Among these was the highly anticipated Alien TV series,

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With the popularity of the TV show Alien: Earth, you might wonder where the heck you are supposed to begin with the Alien franchise. Don't let stress burst your chest. I've got you ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. News and opinion about video games, television, movies and the internet. Alien: Earth is currently the highest rated Alien franchise release in history and yes, that includes both the ...

Spoilers follow for Alien: Earth. One of the most controversial – or thrilling, depending on how you look at it – aspects of FX and Hulu’s Alien: Earth is that, for the first time on film, at least… The Xenomorphs are talking. Specifically, Wendy ...

Case in point: James Cameron’s Aliens took a sharp turn from Ridley Scott’s original film, changing the tone from a sci-fi/horror nightmare to an action-horror thrill ride. Cameron was clearly interested in expanding the lore that Scott (sort of ...

Editor's note: The below contains major spoilers for the Alien: Earth finale. The first two Alien films are among the most terrifying sci-fi horror movies ever made, but then the franchise lost its way by trying too hard to be different or getting bogged ...

NO ALIENS, dead or alive, have ever been taken to Porton Down, a government website proclaimed last year in an attempt to finally shut down speculation surrounding the UK‘s most secret facility.

Some Spanish audiences thought clever ads for the sci-fi blockbuster Independence Day were news reports of an actual alien invasion.