The Alien franchise normally features humans fighting the xenomorphs in space. In Alien: Earth, the extraterrestrial creatures are bringing the battle to Earth. The official teaser trailer for ...

"Alien: Earth" is bringing the xenomorphs somewhere they've never been before: Television. The FX TV series developed by Noah Hawley, who created fan-favorite shows including "Legion" and "Fargo ...

During Sunday night’s AFC Championship game, the above teaser shows what will lead to a Xenomorph touchdown, thereby sparking the Noah Hawley series. The teaser’s tagline, “Destination ...

Earth was in Xenomorph-related trouble long before the Nostromo’s trip to LV-426. Here’s the latest teaser for ‘Alien: Earth’, the FX show coming this summer. As we prepare to venture into ...

The poster unveils a new breed of Xenomorph along with an ominous tagline: "We were safer in space"- a clear nod to the iconic words that leapt from the taser poster for Ridley Scotts original ...

The network also released a new art title "Xeno Dome" which refers to the large, dome-shaped head of the Xenomorph creature, further confirming the creature in the trailer to be a Xenomorph. According ...

The newest teaser was released on Sunday evening, and it shows a manic xenomorph trying to escape a ship as it crashes to the planet we call home. You can check out the full teaser in the video below!

With its summer release drawing closer, the network is unveiling new promotional material, including key art titled XenoDome, which offers a chilling look at the Xenomorph. Alien: Earth kicks off ...

Today, the network has released new key art titled “XenoDome” revealing a closer and spookier view of the Xenomorph and its massive head, which you can see below. From Noah Hawley, Alien ...

Alien: Earth takes place about 70 years into our future, well before Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley encountered the Xenomorphs on LV-426. Alien: Earth doesn’t look like it will waste any time ...

The FX series starts when a spaceship crashes on Earth with a xenomorph on board. "Alien: Earth" is bringing the xenomorphs somewhere they've never been before: Television. The FX TV series ...

In news likely to surprise no one, Sony Pictures has removed its final Marvel movie from its release schedule, leaving only ...