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This website is made by a fan, for the fans—of Alien, one of the greatest films ever made (and certainly my favorite), and the ever-expanding universe it launched.
My goal is simple: to gather the best Alien universe-based content and merchandise I’ve discovered from around the web and share it all in one place—for critical insight, artistic appreciation, and pure enjoyment. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the franchise, I hope you’ll find something here that deepens your appreciation for Alien.
If you’re looking to explore the original film, start with the Alien: Making the Film Pt 1 page. Want to understand the Xenomorph? Visit the Xenomorph Biology & Evolution page. Interested in deeper analysis? Check out Alien Analyses Pt 1 and Pt 2. The incredible set design and effects can be explored here.
If Aliens is your favorite (it’s my second favorite), it has its own dedicated section. Under Prequels & Sequels, you’ll find pages for Alien 3, Alien: Resurrection, Prometheus, Alien: Covenant, Alien: Romulus, AVP, AVP Requiem, and the TV series Alien: Earth. Under The Alien Universe, explore Xenomorph biology, creature types, Weyland-Yutani, timelines, and Alien short films.
Some of the items featured throughout the site are produced in limited quantities and may not always be available, especially highly sought-after collectibles.
This site celebrates not only Ridley Scott’s 1979 masterpiece and the films that followed, but also the incredible work of creators who have produced documentaries, critiques, analyses, and articles about the franchise. Their creativity and passion have inspired me greatly. I encourage you to explore and support creators such as Alien Theory, AcidGlow, CinemaTyler, Collative Learning, Oliver Harper, The Deep Dive, and SciFi Explained.
Take your time, explore the content, and step back onto the Nostromo. If you enjoy what you find, please bookmark the site, share it with fellow fans, and follow our Facebook page for updates.
Greatest movie tag line ever!
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What exactly makes this film so terrifying?
Below are a few standout collectibles inspired by Alien (1979)—from highly detailed figures to iconic designs that capture the look and feel of the film.
Want a highly detailed Xenomorph figure based on the original 1979 design, capturing the creature’s terrifying biomechanical look in one of NECA’s most iconic releases?
Amazon: NECA Alien Ultimate 40th Anniversary Big Chap 7" Scale Action Figure
Want a Ripley figure from the original film, featuring her compression suit and equipment as seen during the final confrontation aboard the Nostromo?
Amazon: NECA Alien 40th Anniversary Ripley Compression Suit 7" Scale Action Figure
Want the classic Alien movie poster featuring the iconic egg design and unforgettable tagline that defined sci-fi horror?
Amazon: Posters USA Alien Movie Poster Glossy Finish MOV007 24x36
Want a wearable piece of the Alien universe featuring the Weyland-Yutani corporate logo, perfect for fans of the franchise’s industrial sci-fi aesthetic?
Amazon: Alien 45th Anniversary Weyland Yutani Corp Acheron Logo T-Shirt
Alien is a science-fiction horror film released in 1979, starring Tom Skerritt, Sigourney Weaver, Veronica Cartwright, Harry Dean Stanton, John Hurt, Ian Holm, and Yaphet Kotto. It was directed by Ridley Scott and written by Dan O’Bannon, based on a story by O’Bannon and Ronald Shussett.
The film was a critical and box office success upon release, winning the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects and three Saturn Awards, including Best Science Fiction Film, Best Director, and Best Supporting Actress. It has since been selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress.
Alien launched a massive franchise that includes films, television series, video games, novels, and a wide range of merchandise—from figures and collectibles to apparel and more.
For a complete list of awards, visit the Alien Wikipedia page.
The film follows the crew of the Nostromo, a commercial space tug returning to Earth, who respond to what they believe is a distress signal. Bound by company protocol, they investigate and land on a remote and hostile planetoid known as LV-426.
There, they discover a derelict alien spacecraft and the remains of a mysterious extraterrestrial life form. While exploring further, one of the crew encounters a cluster of strange eggs. When one opens, a creature emerges and attaches itself to his face.
The infected crew member is brought back aboard the Nostromo, despite quarantine concerns. Soon after, a deadly alien organism begins to hunt the crew one by one in a relentless and terrifying fight for survival.
For an expanded summary, visit avp.fandom.com.
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