Hero Complex Gallery has unleashed a pretty cool new piece of poster art for Alien: Romulus , and it’s a must-have for Xenomorph fans. Created by 12sketches , this Japanese retro variant leans hard ...

Marvel and DC have garnered and nurtured decades of stunning super-villains, and a handful of costume designs have been more ...

Octopuses possess a unique three-heart system that allows them to survive temporary cardiac pauses, a feat impossible for most animals. This, combined with their efficient haemocyanin oxygen carrier ...

Is it the invasion of the genome snatchers? Just in case the idea of aliens walking around in human skin suits wasn’t frightening enough. An outlandish study asserts that aliens might have abducted us ...

Alien: Earth Episode 8 “The Real Monsters” doubles as the FX series’s first season finale, meaning it comes packed with all of the cathartic showdowns and chaotic fight scenes that showrunner Noah ...

Editor's note: The below contains major spoilers for the Alien: Earth finale. The first two Alien films are among the most terrifying sci-fi horror movies ever made, but then the franchise lost its ...

Back when Alien: Earth premiered on FX and Hulu, all of three weeks ago, IGN’s Clint Gage said in his review of the first two episodes that, “The xenomorph is playing the hits, as it were. But this ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook It’s also made very apparent that the ‘Eyeball Monster’, ‘Eyeball Octopus,’ creature the Maginot ...

A spooky corn field in Kentucky is paying homage to the "creators of crop circles" with this year's maze.Field of Screams is a "haunted" corn maze in Brandenburg, Kentucky, about 45 minutes south of ...

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Alien: Earth Episode 4. When Ridley Scott's Prometheus came out in 2012, many fans were disappointed by the lack of xenomorphs. Scott aimed to fix that ...

That eyeball monster is pretty scary. But maybe not as scary as the trillionaires running the world. By Sean T. Collins Just how far are things going to go? That’s a question on a lot of minds lately.