This summer, FX and Hulu will debut the latest entry in the iconic sci-fi horror franchise Alien. Titled Alien: Earth, this will be the Xenomorph's first television series, It's set in the year ...

Following some brief promos, FX has finally released a full teaser for Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth, which begins with a first clip from the upcoming sci-fi horror series. The footage begins with a man ...

New key art from FX's 'Alien: Earth' reveals a closer and scarier look at a xenomorph.

The original Alien film and its iconic eggs create a plot hole in the franchise's lore regarding their origin and creation. The Alien director's cut deleted scene introduces the concept of Eggmorphing ...

The Alien movie franchise has become iconic for its sci-fi-horror imagery – built around its official “mascot,” the Xenomorph. The black-skinned, eyeless, and serpentine-like creatures have ...

The average life cycle from egg to fully grown Xenomorph also varies as it can be altered by external factors as the species can adapt worryingly quickly to sudden changes in their environment ...

One of the xenomorph’s most gruesome adaptations is its mode of reproduction. A xenomorph egg hatches into a “facehugger” that springs onto a host’s face and wraps spiderlike legs around their head.

An Ovomorph is the proper name for the Xenomorph egg. The first Ovomorph was shown in Ridley Scott ’s 1979 film Alien in which the crew of the Nostromo receive a distress beacon from the barren moon ...

The Xenomorph eggs must have been seriously phallic (yonic?) in order to illicit that type of strong reaction. One can only imagine the eggs looked like, and how their appearance altered the ...

These Xenomorph eggs are officially licensed and they include branding from Weyland-Yutani. They're not suggested for kids under the age of 17, as they include chocking hazards.