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Alien: Earth’s Eyeball Monster Taps Into Primal Fears
So when it came time to design a coterie of fresh monsters for prequel series Alien: Earth, creator Noah Hawley went for the eyes … literally. The so-called Eyeball Monster (or more formally Trypanohyncha Ocellus) is a deeply upsetting creation: an intelligent white sphere supported by tentacles that invades its prey’s orbital sockets and operates their corpses like puppets.
Alien: Earth Creator on Why Wendy Can Talk to Xenomorphs
Alien: Earth creator Noah Hawley recently spoke about how Sydney Chandler’s Wendy communicated with a Xenomorph in Episode 4 and whether she can control these extraterrestrial creatures. Alien: Earth is the first live-action TV series in the Alien franchise and takes place two years before the events of 1979’s Alien.
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How Alien: Earth's Opening Scene Mirrors The 1979 Movie
Earth features an opening scene that closely resembles the iconic 1979 film, recreating its atmosphere and key plot points.
Alien: Earth has been expanding the franchise lore about mechanical beings, but Alien: Covenant reveals some key history.
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'Alien: Earth' might just be my favorite show of all time — and it proves the franchise is thriving
Earth” streaming now, this fresh chapter in the franchise grabbed me from the start and secured its place as one of my ...
Slight spoilers below for anyone who hasn’t yet watched the series premiere of Alien: Earth on FX or via Hulu subscription, ...
Alien: Romulus is now available to purchase on Digital platforms, and the full Face-hugger attack scene has been officially released online ...
One of the most contested aspects of the Alien franchise may be one that the typical viewer isn't familiar with. During the production of the original Alien, a scene was shot before being ...
Alien: Covenant is chock full of some awesome camera tricks, but the way in which Ridley Scott managed to get Michael Fassbender in two places at once -- on numerous occasions -- is truly ...
Alien: Earth showrunner Noah Hawley clearly didn’t think the franchise was doing enough with the implications of its title.
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