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The first Alien movie, released in 1979, sets this franchise off with a bang. In it, the rag-tag crew of civilians occupying ...

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There are nine movies in the Alien franchise ... The xenomorph hatches from a pod as a “facehugger” and affixes itself to a human's face, implanting an embryo down the person's throat.

A facehugger can be seen clutching the ... Romulus will capture some of the magic that recent Marvel and DC movies have been lacking. Alien: Romulus is going back to the basics by having the ...

So, with the new movie Alien: Romulus now out in cinemas ... Once the Xenomorph embryo is secure, the facehugger drops off and dies. Alien 3 initially had plans for a Super Facehugger, spotted ...

The first full-length trailer for for Alien: Romulus will be released tomorrow and to build excitement for that, we have a nightmare-inducting poster putting a Facehugger (and its victim ...

From the moment the facehugger attacks Kane, you know this movie isn't going to go well. Scratch that. When you see the alien with a hole in its chest before Kane is attacked, you know that things ...

Another bucket comes affixed with a Facehugger, a skittering critter ... While the director seems content to update the Alien movies — with young, fresh faces and state-of-the-art technology ...

A parasitic facehugger, which attaches itself to ... Nobody was clamoring for another “Alien” movie after Fincher’s flop, but we got one anyway: this fascinating mishmash cooked up by ...

"Alien: Romulus" is hands down the best movie I’ve seen this year ... a deadly parasitic creature called the Facehugger attaches itself to one of the crew members. The movie centers on the ...

However, he simplified the cocooning to merely being a way for the aliens to imprison the humans for facehugger implantation. We later see Newt in similar dire straights but prior to implantation.