Untitled Alien Project (2024)

Alien: Romulus (2024) — directed by Fede Álvarez — throws viewers into a cold, claustrophobic corner of the Alien universe. A group of young space colonists, scavenging the ruined depths of a derelict space station, unknowingly unleash the franchise’s most terrifying life form. What follows is a tense, visceral survival nightmare: shadowed corridors, sudden violence, and a relentless predator that upends every sense of safety. Watching this film you’ll experience: - Classic, slow-building dread and sudden, pulse‑raising shocks—an emphasis on atmosphere as much as on creature horror. - Tight, performance-driven scenes from a young ensemble led by Cailee Spaeny, David Jonsson, Archie Renaux and Isabela Merced, grounding the terror in human stakes and fragile relationships. - A sensory cinematic design—moody lighting, echoing metallic environments, and a soundscape that turns every scrape and breath into a threat—combined with practical and visual effects that make the alien menace feel immediate and brutal. - Themes familiar to the franchise: isolation, survival under extreme pressure, and the consequences of scavenging in spaces where humans have no business. Critically well-received, Alien: Romulus is a modern, lean entry for fans who want a suspenseful, nightmarish ride rather than a sprawling blockbuster—best enjoyed with the lights off and your seatbelt metaphorically fastened.

Actors: Cailee Spaeny, David Jonsson, Archie Renaux

Director: Fede Alvarez

Genres: Horror, Sci-Fi

64 /100 7.4 /10 6.9 /10