The gaping hole in the alien corpse’s torso is where the horror begins. Ridley Scott‘s Alien (1979) doesn’t just introduce a monster—it weaponizes industrial dread and corporeal violation into ...

What happens on screen is only part of the story behind a movie. A normal scene may have taken dozens of takes, an actor might have been dealing with something completely unexpected, or a seemingly ...

There are many reasons Aliens is an important film. It confirmed James Cameron's status as a blockbuster talent after he had directed The Terminator and cowrote Rambo: First Blood Part II. ("The ...

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A movie can change dramatically before audiences ever get the chance to see it. Scenes are rewritten, reshot, shortened or ...

Ridley Scott returns to future-set speculative fiction to disappointing results. Set in a largely unexplained and ...

The 1970s introduced a new era of cinematic imagination where filmmakers were encouraged to take leaps forward with their ...

Historical epics, dystopian futures, crime thrillers, a few androids and so many Russell Crowe accents. Travel from the distant past to the 'Alien' future as we rank the legendary director’s films.

After nearly a decade, Ridley Scott is returning to the Alien franchise with a contemporary take. The Academy Award honoree recently revealed that he’s “rewriting the next Alien film,” which will ...

As far as genres go, science-fiction and horror pair together pretty naturally. Both of them regularly have stories where people explore the unknown, and strange creatures often show up in both ...

Ridley Scott does not seem to be thinking of retiring anytime soon. Not only does the director, 88, have Jacob Elordi starrer “The Dog Stars” opening Friday, he’s planning to put his own stamp on ...

Scott gave an update on the long-awaited 'Covenant' sequel, shared his thoughts on 'Blade Runner 2099,' and talked how he believes he can compete with AI. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large The director ...