A back-to-basics approach to blockbuster horror boils everything fans love about the tonally-fluid franchise into one brutal, nerve-wracking experience.

Movie review, 'Alien: Romulus': This slasher-in-space movie delivers scares, gore and action. It's not subtle, but it definitely works.

Led by an empathetic Cailee Spaeny in action-hero mode, the new sequel owes more to Ridley Scott's 1979 original than to other installments — for good and ill.

Cailee Spaeny stars in director Fede Alvarez's new film "Alien: Romulus," which takes place between the events of "Alien" and "Alien."

Director Fede Alvarez relies too much on fan service, but still delivers the best "Alien" film since "Aliens."

The result is a film that has a cool and retro and kind of 1980s vision of the future that feels authentic to the timeline.

Cailee Spaeny picks up the cudgel in this efficient, derivative addition to the Alien franchise

'Alien: Romulus,' directed by Fede Álvarez and starring Cailee Spaeny, is the best addition to the franchise in years.

The latest ‘Alien’ movie is well made, but very familiar.

"Alien: Romulus" is the most purely frightening "Alien" movie in nearly 40 years; a vision of what the franchise can achieve when in the right hands.

We review the newest Alien franchise movie Alien Romulus, a well-used express elevator to hell courtesy of Don't Breathe director Fede Alvarez.

Seemingly designed to settle the debate over whether the Alien films count as horror...