“Alien: Romulus” director Fede Álvarez said in an interview with Empire magazine that he understands why some viewers reacted negatively to the appearance of late actor Ian Holm in the film. Holm ...

When Alien: Romulus arrived last summer, it brought cinema’s greatest sci-fi-horror franchise screaming into new life, chestbursting a new Xenomorph rampage onto the big screen. And for the most part, ...

This post contains major spoilers for Alien: Romulus. To our surprise, Rook has the exact same face and voice as Ash. Well, more accurately, he has the face of the late Ian Holm, who’s credited with ...

Fede Alvarez, the director of Alien: Romulus, has revealed that he has fixed the appearance of Rook after backlash about the the character, based on the late Ian Holm. For the recreation, which was ...

The new Alien film has enraged many with the re-appearance of an actor from the 1979 original – brought back from the dead using digital trickery. Is such anger justified? The latest film in the Alien ...

The scariest part of Alien: Romulus has nothing to do with xenomorphs. Instead, it’s a ghoulish callback that would make the series’ craven corporate tech entity, Weyland-Yutani, proud: The ...

Alien:Romulus has shocked fans with the inclusion of a dead actor (Picture: AP) Ian Holm’s character Ash was brought back to life using AI in the new film Alien: Romulus and fans are horrified by the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. David Jonsson as the synthetic human Andy in Alien: Romulus. (Disney/Everett Collection) Part of the reason for its early success ...

Over the years, some of Hollywood's finest actors have done battle with xenomorphs in the Alien films. Sigourney Weaver – who played the iconic Ellen Ripley in the first four films – is, of course, ...

Fede Alvarez is clearly a major fan of the Alien series, using Xenopedia while writing Alien: Romulus to avoid breaking canon (even the books). It's not a surprise then that the new movie is ...