John Ross Bowie is poised to reprise the role of Caltech plasma physicist and string theorist Barry Kripke in a spinoff of ...

"Alien: Earth" is bringing the xenomorphs somewhere they've never been before: Television. The FX TV series developed by Noah Hawley, who created fan-favorite shows including "Legion" and "Fargo ...

Alien: Romulus happens in between the first and second original movies, in the far future and away from Earth, director and writer Noah Hawley's Alien TV series will bring the Xenomorph home.

It takes place two years before the first "Alien" movie is set. The FX series starts when a spaceship crashes on Earth with a xenomorph on board. "Alien: Earth" is bringing the xenomorphs somewhere ...

When a mysterious space vessel crash-lands on Earth, a young woman and a ragtag group of tactical soldiers make a fateful discovery that puts them face-to-face with the planet’s greatest threat ...

Alien: Earth takes place about 70 years into our future, well before Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley encountered the Xenomorphs on LV-426. Alien: Earth doesn’t look like it will waste any time ...

Thanks to the success of Alien: Romulus, as Fede Álvarez helped return the IP back to its horrific roots, audiences are eager for more Xenomorphs. Thankfully, fans won’t have to wait too long ...

Today, the network has released new key art titled “XenoDome” revealing a closer and spookier view of the Xenomorph and its massive head, which you can see below. From Noah Hawley, Alien ...

Today, the network has released new key art titled “XenoDome” revealing a closer and spookier view of the Xenomorph and its massive head, which you can see below. From Noah Hawley, Alien ...

Today, the network has released new key art titled “XenoDome” revealing a closer and spookier view of the Xenomorph and its massive head, which you can see below. From Noah Hawley, Alien: Earth is set ...