A look at James Fox's expanded documentary on the 1996 Varginha UFO incident in 'Moment of Contact: New Revelations of Alien ...

The questions of whether we are alone in the universe is one at the heart of sci-fi. The question of who we are if we are not solely God’s creatures... does that mean there’s no God? Only lonely ...

Let's face it, most sci-fi movie posters are rubbish, melodramatic montage paintings designed to give you a quick visual taste of the film. (Would you like the Star Wars poster if it wasn't Star Wars?

Rain Carradine, played by Cailee Spaeny (known for Priscilla and The Civil War), is a mine worker on Jackson’s Star, a human colony located somewhere in the solar system. Denied leave from her job ...

Spielberg has long been known for his love of alien-related material. That's why he produced the abduction-based Taken ...

They say silence is golden. That’s not quite the case with the virtually dialogue free No One Will Save You, but it definitely creeps up on your consciousness. Kaitlyn Dever stars as Brynn, an exiled, ...

Ridley Scott returns with another Alien prequel to follow 2012’s Prometheus. Here’s our spoiler-free review of Alien: Covenant... Please note: this review contains a light spoiler, something that’s ...

A star rating of 4 out of 5. The problem with opening a film franchise with not one but two genuine masterpieces is that most subsequent efforts are going to look rather tame by comparison. That's ...

Aliens is the perfect sequel. It also stands as testament to the unwavering vision and icy nerve of James Cameron (here directing only his third movie). Utilising the bombed out skeleton of Battersea ...

Alien: Earth is many Alien movies at once – combining Cameron-levels of mayhem with the sweltering dread of David Fincher’s underrated Alien 3. For good measure, Hawley also borrows from Scott’s other ...