This week a first look at the next Alien movie - possibly the goriest yet, alt-reality film Civil War in cinemas but is it sci-fi, a fresh look at the moon landings that could explain some of those conspiracy theories and the Roddenberry Archive adds DS9's promenade to its 3D museum.
This week Prodigy season 2 lives on and gives a fly-by of the Voyager-A, horror game Dead by Daylight crosses-over with the Alien franchise, Overwatch 2: Invasion delivers a new hero and nominations for Best Actor, Film in the 2023 Ion Sci-Fi Screen Awards.
Without any lovely screenshots or videos, a new single-player action horror Aliens game has been announced.
This new Aliens game will feature an original storyline, set between the Alien and Aliens films, where a battle hardened veteran has a vendetta against the Xenomorphs.
In this week’s edition, Ryan Reynolds goes time travelling, metaverse satire Upload is back for a second season, we go behind the scenes of a local indie sci-fi film and it's time for the best TV nominations in the Ion Sci-Fi Awards.
In addition to the long anticipated Aliens TV series which last month we learned wouldn't commence shooting until after Fargo's season 5, 20th Century Studios have announced a new film.
Made for Hulu and with Don't Breathe writer and director Fede Alvarez to write and direct.
Submitted by ionscifi on February 19, 2022 - 11:56
FX chief John Landgraf has announced that their upcoming Alien series won't be shot until after Fargo's season 5, though showrunner Noah Hawley is presently writing scripts for both.
He confirmed that the series won't include any existing characters from the films and revealed that it takes place before them on Earth approximately 70 years from our present time.
Submitted by ionscifi on November 23, 2021 - 14:52
No, it's not another abominable franchise crossover.
In an interview with BBC radio program the Today Show, Ridley Scott has revealed that pilots have been written for the live-action Blade Runner and Alien TV shows, and that they are progressing fast.
