Alien: Earth: prequel series to Ridley Scott's franchise on Disney+ in 2025

Published by Julie de Sortiraparis · Published on November 21, 2024 at 02:12 p.m.
The new Alien: Earth, created by Noah Hawley, plunges humanity into horror with the arrival of an extraterrestrial threat. A prequel to the cult Alien franchise, it will be available on Disney+ in 2025.

Created by Noah Hawley, whose credits include Fargo and Legion, Alien: Earth is a new iteration of the Alien universe, returning to the origins of terror. The cast of this new sci-fi series includes Sydney Chandler, Alex Lawther and Timothy Olyphant. A prequel to the saga begun by Ridley Scott with Alien, the Eighth Passenger, Alien: Earth explores what may well be mankind's first encounter with the galaxy's deadliest alien organism: the Xenomorph.

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Alien: Earth will be broadcast on Disney+ in 2025.

Synopsis: When a mysterious spaceship crash-lands on Earth, a young woman and a group of soldiers make an incredible discovery that confronts them with the greatest threat the planet has ever known.

A prequel set before the events of Ridley Scott's celebrated film franchise.

When a mysterious spaceship crash-lands on Earth, a team of military personnel and scientists discovers a form of life of disturbing perfection. Confronted with an extremely dangerous alien creature, capable of adapting and destroying everything in its path, young Ellen (Sydney Chandler) and her team must fight for the survival of humanity. As the creature spreads, the survivors realize that it's not just their lives that are at stake, but the future of the entire planet. Set before the events of the first Alien movie, this series reveals the origins of the Xenomorph invasion and the terrifying consequences it will have for mankind.

With its blend of action, horror and science fiction, Alien: Earth appeals not only to fans of the Alien franchise, but also to a wider audience with a passion for space horror and survival series. If you've enjoyed works such as The Expanse or Prometheus, this series might appeal to you. Noah Hawley promises to bring new depth to this already cult universe, with a return to the very essence of the franchise: palpable tension, fearsome creatures and a desperate struggle for survival. The aesthetics and narrative should also recall the oppressive, claustrophobic atmosphere of Ridley Scott's first film, while exploring new themes around the arrival of the xenomorph on Earth.

Alien: Earth positions itself as a must-see series, returning to the roots of a legendary saga while adding a whole new dimension. With the extraterrestrial threat at its most intense, and the filmmaking at its finest, this series could become a new benchmark for horrific science fiction.Alien fans look forward to discovering how this new production will enrich the mythical story of the xenomorph, while Disney+ is set to deliver an immersive and terrifying experience.

This article is based on information available online; we have not yet viewed the film or series mentioned.

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