Alien: Special Edition was released in North America on October 8, 1992. It was a 3-Disc set of the Theatrical version along with some bonus features. The bonus features were presented in a slideshow ...

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This article comes from Den of Geek UK. NB: The following contains spoilers for Prometheus and Alien: Covenant. Those familiar sharp teeth may loom large on Alien: Covenant’s Blu-ray cover, but let’s ...

There’s really nothing left to say about Blade Runner that hasn’t already been said. So all I’ll say here is that it’s simply one of the greatest - and best looking - sci-fi films ever made; a ...

Unlike Alien: Covenant (the 4K Blu-ray of which is reviewed here), there are things to like about Prometheus. Its opening half hour or so is genuinely mesmerizing, combining some of director Sir ...

The first part of this article covers the 12 deleted and extended scenes found on the Alien Covenant Blu-Ray set. The second part includes scenes that were in either the script, the early test ...

Do you want to hear something shocking? Alien and Blade Runner may be set in the same universe. The two legendary science fiction franchises that are both returning to theaters in 2017 have long been ...

Ridley Scott is from 'old film school' and yet he is one of the very few, that cares about having good extras on DVD and Blu-Ray, for us, film fanatics. So I'll thank him for that. If you are a fan of ...

Originally, this documentary, which was titled "Wreckage and Rape: The Making of 'Alien 3'", was to be more than 3 hours. 'Charles de Lauzirika' was forced to cut it down prior to the DVD release, as ...