The following contains spoilers for Ash, now playing in theatersAsh's hive-mind alien is the core threat of the sci-fi/horror film and an impressive addition to the genre. Ash takes place on a distant ...

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It's always comforting to find a familiar face in strange and potentially hostile settings. Yaphet Kotto, Sigourney Weaver, and Ian Holm in "Alien" (Image credit: 20th Century Fox) One of the more ...

Billy is a Senior Features Author for Collider. Having written over 300 articles in just over a year, Billy regularly covers the biggest TV shows and films releasing while also analysing some of the ...

Alien: Romulus used technology to bring back a dead actor and it has us once again wondering about the ethics of digital resurrection. Like it or not (and I’m largely in the “not” category), we live ...

The latest Alien movie brought the franchise's fans a major surprise when it recreated the likeness of the late Ian Holm. "So when we started thinking about the likeness of this character with Ridley, ...

Alien: Romulus was a hit with critics and fans, and its box office success has already spawned a sequel. But there’s one part of the movie that was universally panned: the Ian Holm CGI. Holm, who died ...

Warning: The below story contains FULL SPOILERS for Alien: Romulus. Alien: Romulus hit theaters this past weekend to positive reviews and a strong start at the box office, but one aspect of the movie ...

The late Ian Holm — who played the role of android Ash, an antagonist in 1979’s “Alien” — has generated plenty of attention with his return in Disney and 20th Century’s “Alien: Romulus,” which over ...

Much like a Xenomorph bursting through your chest, Alien first surprised audiences more than 45 years ago, and it hasn't stopped growing since. With nine films (including the two Predator crossovers), ...

Like it or not (and I’m largely in the “not” category), we live in an age of “legacy” sequel/prequels. Those are pseudo-remakes of beloved but rather old franchise movies, feasting on the nostalgia ...