Jeff Ames

We’re getting a new Alien movie this week, Fede Alvarez’s Alien: Romulus. Naturally, we’ll have a slew of Alien content to commemorate Romulus’ opening on Thursday, including rankings, a reevaluation of David Fincher’s controversial Alien 3, and more. First up, though, is revisiting the Alien vs. Aliens debate.

In the leadup to Alien: Romulus, I’ve been watching, reading, and playing every piece of Alien content available. Yes, even Alien Resurrection. For the second time in my life, I popped in Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s controversial movie, hoping to discover a misunderstood gem.

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We’re almost to Alien: Romulus, folks. Today we’re going to look at the top 10 best kills of the Alien Franchise. Read and try not to get too squeamish, as there have been some phenomenal Alien kills throughout the years.

It’s crazy how a few months of box office results can change one’s perspective. After back-to-back flops in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and Garfield, many assumed Hollywood was dead and buried. Now, summer 2024 is looking quite lucrative, especially for Disney, which just scored its third straight hit with Alien: Romulus.

At long last, Alien: Romulus has landed. Judging by the online buzz, Fede Álvarez’s prequel/sequel has split the fandom, with some criticizing its return to basics and others celebrating it for that very reason. Personally, I loved it, flaws and all. So, where does it rank among the other Alien movies in the franchise?

The summer 2024 box office finally wrapped up. What started as a bleak movie season quickly morphed into a solid return for Hollywood, with over $3.340 billion in the bank as of Aug. 19 (per BoxOffice Mojo). That number is far below last year’s $4.039B tally (primarily due to late bloomers Barbie and Oppenheimer ) and nowhere near the $4.754B collected in 2013, but it remains a decent, if unspectacular, return, all things considered.

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Nothing destroys a happy mood like watching a spoiler-filled movie trailer. Last month, someone posted a short TV spot for "Alien: Romulus" that