“Get away from her, you bitch!” – 40 years of “Aliens”

In 1986, James Cameron achieved the feat of giving the cult film “Alien” a sequel that is both equal and independent.
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Tom Holland's Spider-Man: Brand new day is the MCU's best symbiote opportunity yet

The Marvel Cinematic Universe can finally fix a problem with the Symbiote storyline that has plagued Spider-Man adaptations ...

‘It’s a goddamn roller-coaster!’ Inside the making of James Cameron’s ‘Aliens’ 40 years later

" "Game over, man." "Get away from her, you bitch!" Released on July 18, 1986, James Cameron’s Aliens remains a cul ...

'Alien's Ripley Is Great, but This Survival Horror Game Character Does It Better

This video game has the perfect basis for the next Alien franchise installment on television, featuring a strong heroine and ...
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The Bay Area UFO files: Trump disclosures could fuel more reports of aliens

It was the late 1950s when Ruben Uriarte saw his first UFO — a silvery, oval-shaped object hovering by the Oakland foothills.
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Tom Holland Teases Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Twist Ending (But What Does It Mean?)

“The brand-new day of this movie, it isn’t the beginning. It’s in the last frame of this movie,” Holland explained, according to The Direct. The actor’s statement suggests that the highly anticipated ...