FX’s Alien: Earth brought the iconic sci-fi horror franchise to television for the first time — and season 1 has now come to ...

Alien: Earth has produced a revolutionary form of synthetic man in the hybrid. The hybrids contain human brains encased in quicker, stronger, and more resilient synthetic adult bodies than regular ...

When Weyland-Yutani deep space research vessel crashes on Boy Kavalier’s land, Wendy encourages the kids to embark on an adventure to save her brother Hermit (Alex Lawther) from the disaster area. Boy ...

The following contains spoilers for the first two episodes of Alien: Earth. It comes to light that Kavalier is building synthetics with the sole purpose of placing human consciousness inside of them, ...

Earth” has finally reached its explosive conclusion, and we are reeling from the metal drops! After a finale filled with betrayal, ...

Alien: Earth rewrites the rules of the Alien universe by introducing Cyborgs, Synths, and Hybrids. Moreover, each type offers a different path to conquer death, so what do they mean in the corporate ...

W e’re back home at Neverland after the space-bound terrors of Alien: Earth Episode 5, but everyone around here remains extremely unsafe. That goes for all of the island’s inhabitants, including the ...

The hybrids created by the Prodigy Corporation don’t have it easy in Alien: Earth. One moment, they’re terminally ill children who know their lives are coming to an end soon, and the next, they’re ...

The world of FX's Alien: Earth is one obsessed with a singular concept: immortality, and how humanity will achieve it. The show presents three very different "paths" in the "race to immortality": ...

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The complex portrayal of transhumanist themes in the critically acclaimed sci-fi series will make you rethink everything.

This worked well in Alien: Isolation because, while pursued by xenomorphs, androids, and facehuggers, it’s arguably more thrilling to flee and hide in a horror game when players know that they’re more ...