Alien: Planeta Tierra - Reviews

...rich, layered, deep and multi-faceted, along with being exhilaratingly distressing and anxiety-inducing.

...nothing short of a triumph. An Alien saga at once familiar and entirely fresh.

Visually, it feels like home for Alien fans. But while the look is similar, Alien: Earth tells a story that’s entirely its own.

...big, bold, grotesque and seriously weird – exactly as it should be.

...latching onto the sweaty, slimy, murky aesthetic of Ridley Scott’s horror classic, as well as the expansive yet pointed imagination of James Cameron’s sequel...

...big, bold, grotesque and seriously weird – exactly as it should be.

TV that bristles with bone-deep dread.

Not everything is new in this world: this version still traffics in evil CEOs, money-hungry corporations, unsettling synthetics (Olyphant shines here), tension galore, and, of course, aliens that simply will not let up.

...latching onto the sweaty, slimy, murky aesthetic of Ridley Scott’s horror classic, as well as the expansive yet pointed imagination of James Cameron’s sequel...

Arguably the franchise's strongest outing since James Cameron's Aliens.

...rich, layered, deep and multi-faceted, along with being exhilaratingly distressing and anxiety-inducing.

Visually, it feels like home for Alien fans. But while the look is similar, Alien: Earth tells a story that’s entirely its own.

Arguably the franchise's strongest outing since James Cameron's Aliens.

...nothing short of a triumph. An Alien saga at once familiar and entirely fresh.