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After Alien, Ridley Scott nearly made a sci-fi horror movie that could have been a classic
Ridley Scott was once attached to direct The Train, an intriguing sci-fi/horror film that would've reunited him with one of his key Alien collaborators.
Roger Ebert gave these sci-fi movies a perfect four stars out of four, even though two of them were financial flops.
Making a sequel to Ridley Scott's 1979 classic "Alien" should have been a disaster. This was a movie that defined a whole new sub-genre of outer-space horror, a perfectly structured scarefest that ...
"Alien" is a masterpiece and "The Thing" is one of the greatest sci-fi horrors of all time. Yada-yada-yada. Please, tell us something we don't know. There are so many sci-fi horror movies that still ...
The 1970s were a golden age for cinema of the extraterrestrial variety. Ridley Scott's "Alien" turned the Xenomorph loose on a spaceship, while George Lucas' "Star Wars" introduced us to Wookies and ...
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