Not only was the horrible Xenomorph on the loose, but one synthetic ... Rook in Romulus, the true motivations of these experiments remain unclear. Retroactively, this idea manifested in Alien ...

The scariest part of Alien: Romulus has nothing to do with xenomorphs ... what went wrong turns out to be a severed android torso named Rook, who served as the ship’s science officer.

And now his face and voice have been resurrected as a new character named Rook, also synthetic. While "Alien: Romulus" director ... of a half-destroyed android torso interacting with passengers ...

Alien: Romulus director Fede Álvarez has gone into detail explaining one of the film's most controversial decisions. Alien: Romulus features a synthetic character named Rook, but the model of ...

how is Ash back in Alien: Romulus? Well, here Holm plays another character, Science Officer Rook, who the group discover lying on the ground in the space station - well, his torso anyways ...

Alien: Romulus has a major crossover with Alien that's revealed shortly after the new group of Xenomorph victims arrive on the decommissioned – and seemingly abandoned – Renaissance station.

And now his face and voice have been resurrected as a new character named Rook, also synthetic. While “Alien: Romulus” director ... of a half-destroyed android torso interacting with ...