Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When it comes to seemingly indestructible cinematic killing machines, you don't get much more terrifying or more difficult to beat ...

For over 30 of our Earth years now, the alien Xenomorphs and predatory Yautja have had intergalactic beef. The extra-terrestrial rivalry of cinema’s lairiest lifeforms began in 1989 in a Dark Horse ...

It sees original UK-based developers Rebellion return to the franchise that made them known in the first-place. Aliens vs Predator was a massive hit when it launched on the Atari Jaguar - and later ...

There's a touching scene near the end of Alien vs Predator when an eight-foot, fang-faced predator, using the acidic blood from the severed finger of an alien face-hugger, tenderly scorches a mark of ...

Alien and Predator franchises converged in the Alien vs Predator films, creating one cinematic universe. Online theories and Easter eggs connect Blade Runner to the Alien Universe, expanding the lore.

"If it bleeds, we can kill it," mutters Arnie in the first Predator movie. Part of me wishes I could find a better line from the extensive canon of these sci-fi titans to bring you into this Aliens ...

Since 1979, the Alien franchise has been terrifying us with the arrival of the Xenomorph, a creature packing brute strength, acid blood and no conscience to speak of. Now, thanks to writer Noah Hawley ...

“Whoever wins, we lose,” read the famous tagline for Alien vs. Predator. Ask most critics in 2004, and they would insist that we did indeed lose. “The title alone betrays an entire Hollywood mindset ...

Few franchises boast taglines so indicative as those of the Alien saga. Ridley Scott's chilling first instalment intoned, "In space, no-one can hear you scream" - surely the most alluring horror tag ...

Call it Freudian if you like, but I'm a bit of a wet lettuce when it comes to chitinous murder-beasts that impregnate people with their foul spawn, and an ill-advised trip to the Trocadero's Alien War ...