Originally published in 1979, Giger’s Alien was perhaps one of the first ‘movie books’ that allowed fans a glimpse into a world which had, until then, been largely hidden. Part illustrated dairy,
This October, Thames & Hudson will be releasing The Christmas Coffee-Table Book for Film Lovers. Running to 240 pages, with over 200 full-colour photographs, Ridley Scott: A Retrospective is a fittingly epic
This September, fans can make their wildest dreams come true with the chance to buy their very own slice of cinema history. For the fifth year in a row, ODEON are partnering
Lucky features Harry Dean Stanton (Cool Hand Luke; Alien; Paris, Texas; Repo Man) in one of his last starring roles. At once a love letter to the life and career of Harry
Close-up body horror, a strong female protagonist, epic visuals, and lots of slavering monsters are pretty much a requisite for any Alien film. Covenant delivers on all of those counts but somehow
A furry caper for all the family, Nine Lives takes audiences on a journey of self-discovery, and reminds us all who and what really matters … just in time for the Christmas
Multi-award winning comedy troupe Kill The Beast (“a scorchingly talented young company”, Time Out) present a week-long film festival at the New Diorama theatre. Monsters For Monsters: A Film Festival for the
Fans who simply can’t get enough Alien Action can now enjoy a brand new audio drama, set between the first two Alien films. Alien: Out Of The Shadows, stars Rutger Hauer (Blade
Having seen some of Neil Blomkamp‘s concept artwork for his new Alien film it has been widely speculated that Michael Beihn would return as Hicks for the film. Well, stop your grinnin’
UPDATE! – Yes that’s right, sound the update klaxon because it turns out Neil Blomkamp’s vision of an Alien movie, which are as the below images show; tantalising, IS A GO!! Express elevator