The creepiest new alien that the Weyland-Yutani ship the Maginot discovered was what we call “the octopus eye,” whose official name is the T. Ocellus. We already saw in the first few episodes that ...
Warning: SPOILERS ahead for Alien: Earth episode 5!A new trailer for Alien: Earth episode 6 reveals a new creature alongside an escaped Facehugger as the story returns to Neverland Island. Alien: ...
Social media users were shocked over an “alien” creature that washed ashore in Australia with some labeling it the “freakiest thing” they’d ever seen. “I’ve never seen anything quite like this before!
Discover What’s Streaming On: The new Alien movie, aka Alien: Romulus is now streaming on Hulu, just in time for you to spend your Thanksgiving holiday with a bunch of xenomorphs and facehuggers.
Sometimes, the most alien-looking things originate here on Earth. Most of these things come from the ocean. Like this thing that washed up on a beach recently that left locals — and social media — ...
We’ve already made our opinion knownOpens in a new tab, but T.Ocellus, a.k.a. “the octopus eye,” especially when it’s inside a poor zombified sheep — is the scariest alien in all of Alien: Earth. The ...
The idea of isolation is prevalent through the Alien series. In space, no one can hear you scream, often because there’s nobody left to hear you scream. That theme also extends to the idea of what ...
I absolutely adore Xenomorphs in all their forms. I love facehuggers, chestbursters, not-yet-full-grown "teen-omorphs," and of course, I love giant, double-mouthed, razor-tailed adult Xenomorphs in ...
A mysterious clay figurine dating back 7,000 years was recently discovered in the Arabian Gulf — and it bears a striking resemblance to modern depictions of alien visitors to Earth. Researchers at ...
So far on Alien: Earth, Noah Hawley has introduced us to four new extraterrestrial species aside from the classic Xenomorph. But after episode four of Alien: Earth, we think the Xeno, designed by the ...
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