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In this video, I share my thoughts on the upcoming Alien and Predator movie which, unfortunately, I haven’t been able to cover when the news about them first broke, which I’ll explain why a little bit later on towards the end of the video. But I thought now I’d make a video talking about the upcoming Alien and Predator movies.
So we actually have a trailer for the upcoming Alien film, and rumours of not one, but TWO Predator films, so right now it is a pretty exciting time to be an Alien and Predator fan.
So, let’s begin with Alien Romulus, which is the one we have the most info about. I have watched the trailer, and while it is very brief, and doesn’t give too much away, it does look to keep the same kinda vibe and aesthetic as the original Alien from 1979 as well as Alien Isolation, with the ship interiors having a lot of retro-futuristic technology, as well as that sterile, clinical look.
Something that actually surprised me was the title of the film, it is actually called Alien Romulus, and that’s not just a codename, or a working title like I assumed it was. Kinda like how Prey was known as “Skulls” before it was officially announced, but no, Alien Romulus is in fact the name of the film.
Also in the trailer is a release date, which is the 16th of August of this year, and the film is going to be a theatrical release, and not a direct-to-streaming platform release which was rumoured, especially after Alien Covenant I believe didn’t do too well in the cinema, and how Prey from 2022 released on a streaming platform and did really well.
From what is shown in the trailer, it looks to hopefully focus on the horror aspect, while having some action, but not going too crazy with it. It showed some action, but hopefully that was just to spice-up the trailer, and to get the normie-casual audience onboard. What I would hope for, would be a film paced similarly to how the original film and Prometheus were, where it introduces things a bit slower, but while building the characters and intreague, and then later the action can begin. But without being boring like how I found covenant to be.
We see a few quick shots of a Xenomorph, as well as a bunch of Facehuggers chasing after someone. I thought it looked like there was a lot of CGI, even though the filmmakers have reportedly said they are putting the emphasis on practical for the special effects, so hopefully that’s just the shots they chose for this announcement trailer.
The film is I believe directed and written by Fede Alvarez, who’s work I’m not familiar with, he’s directed “Don’t breathe”, and “The Evil Dead”, but I haven’t seen either of those films. But make sure to let me know in the comments if they are any good if you’ve seen them.
I’m not necessarily a horror fan per se, but I do enjoy when it is mixed with another genre like Sci-fi. So, while I haven’t seen his other films, if he is known as a horror director, then I think that could work well for an Alien film.
The film’s also said to be produced by Ridley Scott, which I’m kinda mixed about, on the one hand he directed the original, but then he also did the prequels, which do divide me, as I liked Prometheus, not necessarily where the story went, but more as a film in and of itself, but then on the other hand, I wasn’t a fan of Covenant really at all. It was a film I was really excited for, then when I finally saw it I was nearly falling asleep during it. On another note, something I’m looking forward to doing is reviewing all the Alien movies, as I remember doing that on the lead up to Prey coming out with the Predator films, and I had a lot of fun making those reviews, I’ll have a link to them in a card or in the description or something like that.
But back to Scott producing, they also may just be using that for marketing like how they said James Cameron produced Terminator Dark Fate, and that movie was terrible, and I think it turned out Cameron actually had next to nothing to do with the creation of it. So, I’d take that claim with a pinch of salt nowadays.
I’m actually kinda surprised how they seem to be going all in on this film, as I honestly thought Alien was kind of a dead franchise, as they had an unfinished trilogy, and it’s been like 6 or 7 years since the last movie. So it is cool to see we are at least getting a full-fat film that’s going to be shown in the cinema and everything.
I also talk about Prey 2 Prey Badlands Dan Trachtenberg and Alien Romulus and Alien FX Series Noah Hawley
'#alienromulus #predator
In this video, I share my thoughts on the upcoming Alien and Predator movie which, unfortunately, I haven’t been able to cover when the news about them first broke, which I’ll explain why a little bit later on towards the end of the video. But I thought now I’d make a video talking about the upcoming Alien and Predator movies.
So we actually have a trailer for the upcoming Alien film, and rumours of not one, but TWO Predator films, so right now it is a pretty exciting time to be an Alien and Predator fan.
So, let’s begin with Alien Romulus, which is the one we have the most info about. I have watched the trailer, and while it is very brief, and doesn’t give too much away, it does look to keep the same kinda vibe and aesthetic as the original Alien from 1979 as well as Alien Isolation, with the ship interiors having a lot of retro-futuristic technology, as well as that sterile, clinical look.
Something that actually surprised me was the title of the film, it is actually called Alien Romulus, and that’s not just a codename, or a working title like I assumed it was. Kinda like how Prey was known as “Skulls” before it was officially announced, but no, Alien Romulus is in fact the name of the film.
Also in the trailer is a release date, which is the 16th of August of this year, and the film is going to be a theatrical release, and not a direct-to-streaming platform release which was rumoured, especially after Alien Covenant I believe didn’t do too well in the cinema, and how Prey from 2022 released on a streaming platform and did really well.
From what is shown in the trailer, it looks to hopefully focus on the horror aspect, while having some action, but not going too crazy with it. It showed some action, but hopefully that was just to spice-up the trailer, and to get the normie-casual audience onboard. What I would hope for, would be a film paced similarly to how the original film and Prometheus were, where it introduces things a bit slower, but while building the characters and intreague, and then later the action can begin. But without being boring like how I found covenant to be.
We see a few quick shots of a Xenomorph, as well as a bunch of Facehuggers chasing after someone. I thought it looked like there was a lot of CGI, even though the filmmakers have reportedly said they are putting the emphasis on practical for the special effects, so hopefully that’s just the shots they chose for this announcement trailer.
The film is I believe directed and written by Fede Alvarez, who’s work I’m not familiar with, he’s directed “Don’t breathe”, and “The Evil Dead”, but I haven’t seen either of those films. But make sure to let me know in the comments if they are any good if you’ve seen them.
I’m not necessarily a horror fan per se, but I do enjoy when it is mixed with another genre like Sci-fi. So, while I haven’t seen his other films, if he is known as a horror director, then I think that could work well for an Alien film.
The film’s also said to be produced by Ridley Scott, which I’m kinda mixed about, on the one hand he directed the original, but then he also did the prequels, which do divide me, as I liked Prometheus, not necessarily where the story went, but more as a film in and of itself, but then on the other hand, I wasn’t a fan of Covenant really at all. It was a film I was really excited for, then when I finally saw it I was nearly falling asleep during it. On another note, something I’m looking forward to doing is reviewing all the Alien movies, as I remember doing that on the lead up to Prey coming out with the Predator films, and I had a lot of fun making those reviews, I’ll have a link to them in a card or in the description or something like that.
But back to Scott producing, they also may just be using that for marketing like how they said James Cameron produced Terminator Dark Fate, and that movie was terrible, and I think it turned out Cameron actually had next to nothing to do with the creation of it. So, I’d take that claim with a pinch of salt nowadays.
I’m actually kinda surprised how they seem to be going all in on this film, as I honestly thought Alien was kind of a dead franchise, as they had an unfinished trilogy, and it’s been like 6 or 7 years since the last movie. So it is cool to see we are at least getting a full-fat film that’s going to be shown in the cinema and everything.
I also talk about Prey 2 Prey Badlands Dan Trachtenberg and Alien Romulus and Alien FX Series Noah Hawley
'#alienromulus #predator









![The Kenner Predator Tribe Explained
The Kenner Predator toys were original creations not seen in the movies from the action-figure line from the 90’s made by the toy company of the same name – Kenner.
Though since their original releases, some have been adapted into the comic books, and have had modern recreations of the characters released later on by the toy company NECA with vastly improved sculpting and detail, as well as more advanced articulation, and paint application.
Cracked Tusk
An Elder known for mentoring Young Bloods in harsh conditions and environments. He was a member (and possible leader) of a tribe of Yautja guarding an Engineer Juggernaut derelict on the planet LV-797, eventually encountering a platoon of Marines from the combat ship Hasdrubal.
After engaging in multiple skirmishes with the invaders, the Cracked Tusk Predator accidentally immobilised himself, and was gunned down by a Colonial Marine.
Hive Wars
The Hive Wars Predator originally hailed from an unknown tribe that partook in a Xenomorph hunt on Xenomorph Prime. The hunt was a disaster, leaving him the sole-survivor. Stranded with limited supplies, he crafted unique weapons using the wreckage of his crashed vessel, specifically a large scythe, and managed to survive on the planet for an indeterminate period of time.
He was eventually rescued and became a member of the tribe of hunters that guarded an Engineer Juggernaut derelict on the planet LV-797, eventually encountering a platoon of Marines, where he finally met his end.
Lava Planet Predator
A descendant of a rare tribe that inhabited the lethal volcanic regions of Yautja Prime. They wear specialised masks and their cloaking technology is highly advanced and nearly always active as a protective electromagnetic field against the radiation, though visible undulations of skin and armour are constantly moving and shifting amongst the fiery red landscape these Predators occupy. Lava Clan warriors carry specialised weaponry specific for hunting the Vy’drach insectoids of the desert. This is a rite of passage for most common Yautja warriors, but for the Lava clan, it is a way of life
Nightstorm Predator
Also known as the Scarab Predator, he was a Super Predator Elder and progenitor of the feud between the Yautja and Super Predators.
he possessed blue eyes and skin, and donned gold-plated armour. He was armed with elongated Wristblades, a customized Combistick, a golden Plasmacaster and a golden anubis-themed Bio-mask.
Very little is known about him beyond his presence on Earth 4000 years ago, partaking in one of the first Earthly Xenomorph hunts in Ancient Egypt among his Yautja cousins. However, he disapproved of the Yautja Honor Code, believing it allowed prey far too much leeway. Thus, he departed from his lesser cousins to form his own faction, desiring to unite all Super Predators under his own leadership. He subsequently warred with the Yautja, his status cemented as a legendary Elder who only hunted the most worthy of adversaries.[4] In Jungle Hunter culture, Nightstorm is considered a devil.[5]
Scavage Predator
A descendant of the ancient Super Predator Nightstorm, Scavage was a half-breed raised in a small Yautja village. His mixed blood was a cause of contention amongst his Yautja brethren, as although he was an honorable hunter who followed his other-halves code, he also held a deep reverence for his Super Predator ancestor, forging his equipment after his likeness. As a result, Scavage became a nomadic loner, and barely affiliated himself with other clans. However, he would partake in hunts alongside other Yautja he greatly respected, namely Cracked Tusk.
Spiked Tail
Spiked Tail Predator was an old Yautja of considerable age. Banished from Yautja Prime for his use of illegal weapons in hunts, he and his tribe of fellow Bad Bloods scoured the galaxy for worthy targets for biomechanical enhancements, desiring to hunt artificial prey rather than organic beings.
Utilising stolen technology after tricking Lost Hunter into a heist job on Yautja Prime, the tribe have since been able to travel across the galaxy farther than most Yautja.
It was rumoured that the artificial trophies he kept were actually used as augmentations to keep himself stable.
Stalker Predator
Residing near the southern pole of Yautja Prime, Stalker uses his night vision technology to hunt alongside the Night Hunter Clan in coordinated attacks against their much larger prey.
As a result of environmental adaptation to his mostly darkened surroundings, Stalker is able to use his natural translucent skin as a source of light and does not require a cloaking device. Due to the clans isolation from most of Yautja Prime, Stalker hunts mostly for survival rather than sport. The Kenner Predator Tribe Explained](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/V-57GXCQ9oc/mqdefault.jpg)
