In 1979 Ridley Scott and Dan O'Bannon created one of the best and arguably gayest sci-fi horrors of all time. (PA Images) Seeing the Xenomorphs return in Alien: Romulus feels like a warm (face) hug.

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The premise for Pixar's latest film, Elio, sounds as zany and off-the-wall as anything the animation juggernaut has ever created: A young boy is accidentally summoned to the Communiverse, an ...

The first reactions to Alien: Romulus have praised the film as “best movie since Aliens” and “gnarly, gripping & gorgeously bleak”. The new sequel, the seventh film in the sci-fi horror series, is out ...