From the cosmic terror of Alien to the everyday dread of Final Destination, these R-rated horror franchises redefined fear.
When 'Fight Club' filmmaker David Fincher made his directorial debut in 1992 with 'Alien 3', he was so dissatisfied that he felt like giving up entirely.
Of course, these days, Alien: Isolation holds the big draw for fans of xenomorphic massacre, and we’re counting down the clock on Alien: Isolation 2… but physical copies of these games are unusual.
Fede Alvarez, who reinvigorated the “Alien” franchise on the big screen last year with “Alien: Romulus,” won’t be returning for the sequel, he revealed. Speaking to TooFab, Alvarez said he will stay ...
The Alien movie franchise has become iconic for its sci-fi-horror imagery – built around its official “mascot,” the Xenomorph. The black-skinned, eyeless, and serpentine-like creatures have inspired ...
How many versions of Alien 3 are you aware of? In 1992, Alien 3 hit theaters with Sigourney Weaver back again for a third time as Ellen Ripley in a film directed by then-newcomer David Fincher from a ...
The first-time film-maker memorably disowned his grim and grimy Alien movie but a devoted fanbase insists it’s better than its bad reputation A film’s reputation is a moving target. Initial reactions ...
David Fincher’s first film was nearly his last. In the early part of 1991, Fincher was better known as a director of commercials and muisc videos, a 29-year-old filmmaker who’d cut ...
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