Includes SPOILERS for Alien: Romulus! Fede lvarez's Alien: Romulus brings fresh horror to the franchise with a shocking new hybrid alien creature in the unforgettable climax. Fans react to the ...

a human/alien hybrid and Xenomorph-like creature with humanoid features and a skull head. The Offspring in “Romulus” looks much, much cooler and appears via bonkers circumstances: When Rain ...

Where do you stand on the hybrid creature, Offspring? What about the use, and implications, of the black goo? Let us know below. Alien: Romulus is now in theaters. Want more io9 news? Check out ...

Alien: Romulus then ends with Rain ... The compound that creates Kay’s hybrid baby is, after all, the result of Weyland-Yutani’s efforts to give human beings an “upgrade” that makes ...

According to Rook, the Romulus scientists were attempting to ... as is evidenced by the grotesque Xenomorph-human hybrid that emerges from Rain's pregnant friend Kay (Isabela Merced) after she ...

And yet, the beginning of Alien: Romulus reveals that not even the vacuum of space can kill the creature. Since the human/Engineer hybrid has some of that same DNA with “the essence of life ...

Black Goo is a thick, sticky, tar-like substance with a mysterious and dubious background. It was originally introduced in ...

"Alien" remains the gold standard in the franchise. With practical special effects that still stand up today, "Alien" is still the most terrifying film in the franchise. We wouldn't go so far as to ...

Alien: Romulus might be set 20 years after Alien ... She gives birth to a facehugger-like egg which opens up to reveal a human-alien hybrid. (Think the Newborn from Alien: Resurrection mixed ...