Podcasts about ridley scott's alien

“Alien: Romulus” wurde nach den ersten Bildern und Trailern von einigen sicher heiß erwartet. Vermutlich auch deshalb, weil Regisseur Fede Alvarez mit dem Reboot zu “Evil Dead” schon mal ein recht beliebtes Franchise in die heutige Zeit geholt hat. Nun läuft der Film in den Kinos und kommt bei denen, die ihn gesehen haben, auch insgesamt ganz gut weg, wenn man sich die Bewertungen dazu im Internet so anguckt. Aber wurde das Alien-Franchise, das mit Ridley Scotts “Alien” im Jahr 1979 startete, mit Alien Romulus wirklich in die heutige Zeit geführt oder ist #alienromulus vielleicht doch einfach nur billigster Fanservice, der dem Publikum absolut nichts Neues bietet? Darüber haben wir mal wieder - diesmal sogar mehr oder weniger sachlich - gestritten. Viel Spaß! _______________________________________ (00:00) Intro und Hoffi steht im falschen Laden (16:21) Besprechung zu Alien: Romulus (OHNE Spoiler) (48:52) Ausblick auf die nächste Folge (51:42) Spoilertalk zu Alien: Romulus _______________________________________ Hier kannst du uns überall finden: iTunes/Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2TgWvY3 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/34jfB68 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JahierFilmePodcast RSS-Feed: https://jahierfilme.podcaster.de/ Instagram: @jahierfilme Twitter: @jahierfilme Linktree: https://linktr.ee/jahierfilme _______________________________________ Alle unsere Filme im Überblick: https://letterboxd.com/jahierfilme/lists/

Ridley Scott hat mit „Alien“ einen Klassiker geschaffen, der bis heute schockiert, weil das Werk uns mit dem radikal Anderen in uns und außerhalb von uns konfrontiert. Sigourney Weaver als Offizier Ellen Ripley ist eine moderne Heldin, die erleben muss, dass es die nicht-menschlichen Akteure sind, die eine existenzielle Bedrohung darstellen. Ridley Scott nimmt uns mit in ein Raumschiff, das nicht durch Hochglanz-Ästhetik und futuristisches Design besticht, sondern recht hässlich und noch dazu staubig und ein wenig verdreckt ist. Die schmutzige Industrialisierung expandiert nun ins All, um im Auftrag eines Konzerns kostbare Rohstoffe abzubauen. Jedoch ist „Alien“ nicht nur ein kapitalismuskritischer Film, sondern ein philosophisch-anthropologisches Werk, bei dem wir uns selbst fremd werden. Was, wenn wir alle Aliens in uns tragen? Mehr dazu von Wolfgang M. Schmitt in der Filmanalyse!   Werbung: Wir haben ein Kinderbuch geschrieben! Alle Informationen zu "Die kleinen Holzdiebe und das Rätsel des Juggernaut" sowie eine Leseprobe und die ersten Illustrationen von Nick-Martin Sternitzke. Werbung: https://www.suhrkamp.de/buch/die-kleinen-holzdiebe-und-das-raetsel-des-juggernaut-t-9783458644774 Am 16.8. stellen wir das Buch in Berlin vor: https://www.rosalux.de/veranstaltung/es_detail/SU3YW Sie können DIE FILMANALYSE finanziell unterstützen – vielen Dank! Wolfgang M. Schmitt Betreff: DIE FILMANALYSE IBAN: DE29 5745 0120 0130 7858 43 BIC: MALADE51NWD PayPal: http://www.paypal.me/filmanalyse Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wolfgangmschmitt Wolfgang M. Schmitt auf Twitter: https://twitter.com/SchmittJunior Wolfgang M. Schmitt auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wolfgangm.schmittjun/ Wolfgang M. Schmitt auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wolfgangmschmitt/ Produziert von FatboyFilm: https://www.fatboyfilm.de/ https://www.facebook.com/fatboyfilm/ https://www.instagram.com/fatboyfilm/

As we await the promotional engine to begin revving up for Alien Romulus, a listener and friend of the show, Adam Ezekiel of Nostrum Crew reached out to us with an episode pitch. Adam's idea was to explore Dan O'Bannon & Ridley Scotts ALIEN by discussing what made it such a watershed moment in cinema history.  From Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey to 1951's The Day the Earth Stood Still, Christian, Patrick, Jaime and Adam jump into an immersion of sights, sounds and horror that is singular to Alien. Join us.  To explore more from Adam Ezekiel's costume replica line, be sure to go to nostromocrew.com and check out his work. The only other place you will see work this expertly crafted is in 1979's ALIEN. // Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/perfectorganismitunes // For more on this and our other projects, please visit www.perfectorganism.com. // If you'd like to join the conversation, find us on our closed Facebook group: Building Better Worlds // To support the show, please consider visiting www.perfectorganism.com/support. We've got some great perks available! // And as always, please consider rating, reviewing, and sharing this show. We can't tell you how much your support means to us, but we can hopefully show you by continuing to provide better, more ambitious, and more dynamic content for years to come.

Bekannt wurde Sigourney Weaver als Astronautin im Überlebenskampf gegen das parasitäre Weltraum-Monster in Ridley Scotts "Alien". Nun startet ihr neuer Film 'Call Jane'. Markus Metz und Georg Seeßlen über den besonderen Charme der Resilienz. Von Markus Metz &Georg Seeßlen.

Für Halloween haben wir was besonderes für Euch. Wir setzen uns mit Euch auf die Couch und gucken zusammen einen der besten SciFi-Horrorfilme aller Zeiten... STAR TREK V!!! Nein, natürlich Ridley Scotts ALIEN. Ein zeitloser Film, der auf einfache Weise und doch geschickt mit unseren Urängsten spielt. Also kommt mit uns zusammen zum nächsten Chinakohlfeld und immer schön einen Mundschutz tragen... einen gepanzerten. Frohes Gruseln

Für Halloween haben wir was besonderes für Euch. Wir setzen uns mit Euch auf die Couch und gucken zusammen einen der besten SciFi-Horrorfilme aller Zeiten... STAR TREK V!!! Nein, natürlich Ridley Scotts ALIEN. Ein zeitloser Film, der auf einfache Weise und doch geschickt mit unseren Urängsten spielt. Also kommt mit uns zusammen zum nächsten Chinakohlfeld und immer schön einen Mundschutz tragen... einen gepanzerten. Frohes Gruseln

Mario Bavas einziger SciFi Film. Ein kleines Vorbild Für Ridley Scotts Alien.

Ein neues Jahr ist (endlich) angebrochen & auch wenn noch niemand sagen kann, ob es so wirklich besser wird als das letzte, freuen sich Manuel, Johannes & Frederik mit dem 'On Screen: Podcast' aus den Neujahrs-Ferien zurückzukehren! Es gibt große Neuigkeiten zu Amazons „Herr Der Ringe“-Serie & dem abschließenden Teil der „Jurassic World“-Trilogie & einen Einblick in die Netflix-Serie „Sweet Home“. Und weil Selfcare 2021 eine große Rolle spielen soll, lag es nahe den Podcast mit einem Klassiker einzuläuten – Ridley Scotts „Alien“! Mal sehen, ob man uns auch 2021 schreien hören kann – So oder so wünschen wir ein gesundes neues Jahr & viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge des 'On Screen: Podcasts'! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00:00 – Start 00:03:46 – Erste Synopsis zu Amazons „Herr der Ringe“-Serie 00:38:06 – „Jurassic World: Dominion“-Pläne 00:59:43 – 'Flashlight': „Sweet Home“ Staffel 1 auf Netflix 01:13:30 – Classic-Review: „Alien“ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Johannes „Favourite Movie of All Time“-Tournament auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBKo8hwAxYE9L6nK5HmevaV7XbVDhmvB9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Findet Manuel auch auf: spaceluchadores.de/ www.instagram.com/spaceluchadores/ und www.instagram.com/travelugly --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Folgt Johannes bei Twitter, Instagram und Letterboxd: twitter.com/jkonscreen www.instagram.com/jojo.has_it/ https://letterboxd.com/OnScreenJK/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "On Screen: Review" auf Facebook folgen und keine Film-, Kino- oder TV-News mehr verpassen. ;) E-Mail: on.screen.review@gmail-com www.facebook.com/OnScreenReview Lust auf Videos? Kein Problem! Hier geht's zum Youtube-Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCCezeBghUQAK4Y9-mE5WMYg Und hier geht's zur Website! www.onscreenreview.de

Placering 53 – Fyrtioåttonde avsnittet av 100MICC Podcast, i samarbete med MovieZine.se.Långt, extra matigt avsnitt om Ridley Scotts "Alien" när Viktor Jerner från Filmmixern återvänder. Vi dyker ner i produktionen, designen, historien och bakgrunden till den kultförklarade rysaren. Innan dess snackar vi om att översätta titlar, varför Star Wars episod 1-3 och The Hobbit-filmerna inte funkade och SJÄLVKLART får ni en duell i "Vem är vi på väg/Vem kan de va?". God lyssning!| Facebook: 100 MICC podcast || Twitter: @100Micc || Instagram: @100micc |Intro - (00:00)Vem är vi på väg/Vem kan de va?" - (18:00)Alien - (37:55)Just nu får du 10% rabatt på Sudio.com när du köper två produkter. Med koden "100MICC" får du 15% rabatt på hela sortimentet. Slå ihop båda rabatterna för att få totalt 25% rabatt på hela ditt köp. Vår IMDB topp 100-lista:www.imdb.com/list/ls099380504/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Die Sommerpause auf der CineCouch hat etwas länger als geplant angedauert, aber dafür melden wir uns zurück, da ballert es, was das Zeug hält. Immerhin ganze sieben Jahre musstet ihr, liebe Hörer*innen, nicht warten wie einst die Fans von Ridley Scotts ALIEN. Denn so lange dauerte es, bis 20th Century Fox eine Fortsetzung zum Horror-Sci-Fi-Hit nachlegte, mit keinem geringeren auf dem Regiestuhl als TERMINATOR-Regisseur James Cameron. Jan, Michi und Niels haben sich die 153 Minuten lange Special Edition von ALIENS angesehen und diskutieren über die Vorzüge der längeren Fassung, die insbesondere den Themen von Mutterschaft, Kapitalismuskritik und Militär deutlich mehr Raum lässt. Gleichzeitig ist der Film pures 80er Jahre Kino und ein Paradebeispiel für (zumeist) gelungene Fortsetzungsarbeit, von dem sich das heutige Hollywood-Kino gerne eine Scheibe abschneiden darf. Somit haben wir unsere ALIEN-Reihe im Übrigen auch fortgesetzt, die im vergangenen Horrorctober ihren Anfang nahm. Viel Spaß beim Hören und wir freuen uns auf Euer Feedback!

"Krazy Joe" & Jacob are back with another ALL NEW podcast! This week, the PREDICTION NETWORK looks into the future to discuss the following news stories: Actress Ruby Rose has walked away from the CW tv series Batwoman after only one season! The title role will be recast for season 2! Rumor mill has it that Bill & Ted Face the Music, the long awaited third film in the franchise, might go direct to streaming! And yet MORE STAR TREK is coming to CBS All Access! The streaming service has given a greenlight to Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, a spin-off of Star Trek: Discovery about the USS Enterprise under the command of Captain Christopher Pike! The fans demanded it! Krazy Joe has a big HIGH FIVE for Warner Bros' SCOOB!, the reboot of the Scooby-Doo franchise And Jacob has a HIGH FIVE for Lionsgate's Guns Akimbo! The Retropodtastic segment looks back on Ridley Scott's Alien. Christine has seen it for the first time ever. What did she think? And does the film hold up overall? To hear more of Jacob, please visit his YouTube channel: YouTube.com/JtwoH   Special thanks to our patrons William La Bruna, Shawn Fisher, Martin Collins, Todd, Liza W. Rudolph, Jim Simon, Bill Greenan, Melissa Bartell, the Bathtub Mermaid, Joey Hockeypuck, Chris Fiore, Rick Weaver and also Water Tower Cinema! To support the show, please go to Patreon.com/MegaPodTastic Patrons receive early access to the raw and unedited VIDEO FEED of each podcast recording. Help Support MegaPodTastic by buying a MegaPodTastic T-Shirt or some other MegaPodTastic merchandise!  Shop.Spreadshirt.com/MegaPodTastic Please become a fan of MegaPodTastic on Facebook, and subscribe to us on I-Tunes. Please send your comments to us at MegaPodTastic@Gmail.com or give us a review on I-Tunes. MegaPodTastic has a voicemail line! Call us at 610-624-1985. Give us a call...maybe you'll be on the next episode! Keep on wearing those pajamas!!

On today's episode of SLPS, Michael and Nick cross another mammoth sci-fi film off Nick's shame list, Ridley Scott's ALIEN. We discuss everything from editing techniques, theme, score, and how you can build character without lots of exposition.  On top of that, we discuss the first DVDs Nick and Michael ever bought! It's a fantastic listen! Please visit our sponsor Midnight Movie Society and use the promo code SHAMELIST to receive 33% off your first 3 months!

Special Features are back with another isolation episode in quick fire fashion! In this episode, we discuss and take a look at the film documentary - Memory: The Origins Of Alien. The documentary, released in 2019, explores the origins of Ridley Scott's Alien and his works on the Alien franchise. The documentary includes original story notes, rejected designs and storyboards, exclusive behind the scenes footage and screenwriter Dan O'Bannon's original 29 page script of Memory, which was the starting point for the Alien film script. The documentary takes us on the path in the lead up and the making of the Alien film and explores the talents of screenwriter Dan O'Bannon, Film Director Ridley Scott and Visionary Artist H.R Giger, and their once in a lifetime collaboration that made Alien one of the best science fiction horror films and franchises of all time. Lookout for H.P Lovecraft, Francis Bacon, the Greek Furies and producer Walter Hill, the film's producer that decided to pass on directing Alien, in favour of the film Southern Comfort, which a solid film, but is no Alien. So sit back, relax and enjoy the episode, brought to be Stan who are streaming the doco at the moment, and let's not forget JB HI FI as well......just kidding! See you on the flipside, Nath Fontaine & Tone Capone.

For the second time, we're covering a James Cameron film on the show. And just like Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Aliens is a testament to the filmmaker's ability to deliver a thrilling, game-changing sequel. The 1986 follow-up to Ridley Scott's Alien is the rare example of a second film elevating its predecessor by building on what's come before in innovative new ways. And like T2, Aliens was so good it doomed its franchise to decades of desperate attempts for relevance. Will Nexii joins the show to discuss why Aliens is one of his favorite films, the impact of Sigourney Weaver's Oscar-nominated performance on mainstream cinema, and why it's still not too late for Aliens to get a worthy sequel itself. And as a bonus, we'll speculate whether Cameron -- the man behind two of the best first sequels ever made -- can possibly make the world excited about the Avatar franchise again. So, just in time for Alien Day, join us to discuss the mother of all sequels: Aliens. SYNOPSIS After floating in space for 57 years, Lt. Ripley's (Sigourney Weaver) shuttle is found by a deep space salvage team. Upon arriving at LV-426, the marines find only one survivor, a nine-year-old girl named Newt (Carrie Henn). But even these battle-hardened marines with all the latest weaponry are no match for the hundreds of aliens that have invaded the colony. SHOW NOTES Want to appear on a future episode of the Crooked Table Podcast? Find out how over at crookedtable.com/guest! Join the Crooked Table Crew by becoming an official patron over at Patreon.com/CrookedTable Subscribe to the Crooked Table Podcast on iTunes so that you never miss a moment! Listen to the Crooked Table Podcast on Spotify! The Crooked Table Podcast is also on Stitcher! Reach Robert Yaniz Jr. on Twitter at @crookedtable. Connect with Crooked Table on social media: Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Tumblr

Join Gina and I as we discuss the 1979 classic and one of my personal favorite films "Alien" directed by the talented Ripley Scott. We get also get into the Alien movie franchise and where it could be heading now that Disney owns the rights to the beloved Xenomorph universe. All that and more on this episode of Throwback Thursday!

Ellen Ripley, space truck-drivers, and a cute baby alien that becomes an extremely not cute adult alien almost instantly - we're talking Ridley Scott's Alien. Rex Ogle (author of Free Lunch) joins us to talk about this classic sci-fi horror film. Sigourney Weaver is a badass bitch and this movie has the best trailer and tagline maybe ever? In space no one can hear you scream. Ahhhhhh! Warning: Includes spoilers for Prometheus, Aliens, and somehow... The Hobbit.

In this episode Chris and Christin discuss the 1974 classic The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. They discuss the movie's influence on Ridley Scott's Alien, who's dating who in the group of friends and whether the family was just "standing their ground". Then Christin turns Chris's stomach with the true story of the Butcher of Plainfield, Ed Gein.  Movie discussion starts at: 13:58 True crime discussion starts at: 1:19:02 CW: violence, violence against women, murder What they have been watching: Breaking Bad rewatch, El Camino, The Politician What they are drinking: Arch Rival Cabernet Theme song by Gabbie Watts follow her on Instagram @gabbierotts and @gabbie_watts Follow us! Join our Facebook group Sometimes Groups are Better Instagram @sometimesdeadpodcast Twitter: @sometimesdead4 Music: Carnival of Tears 2: Into the Light by Matt Oakly http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Matt_Oakley/Horror_Soundtrack_1/Carnival_of_Tears_2_-_Into_The_Light Parade by Nctrnm http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nctrnm/Parade_-_Single/NctrnmParade66Em  Sources:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Texas_Chain_Saw_Massacre https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Gein https://allthatsinteresting.com/ed-gein-house Podcast episode: Stuff You Should Know: Ed Gein: The Serial Killer's Serial Killer Podcast episode: Paranormal Chicks: Ep 61-Reupholstering with Ed Gein

This episode Matt is joined by his brother Tom from the "Shaken Not Nerd" podcast! We recast Ridley Scott's "Alien (1979)" - Not an easy task! This episode was recorded very late so we were both extremely tired but the show must go on! The rules:  You can't cast an actor who is in the film The casting choices can be good/bad/funny The actor/actress can be living or deceased and from any time period.  If you have any casting thoughts worth sharing, we would love to hear from you! Contact us on our social media accounts: Facebook • Instagram • Twitter Let us know if you would like to hear us recast any movies! Theme music Artwork

In our Spookytober finale!!! We discuss one of the greatest horror films of all time, Ridley Scott's ALIEN!!! In podcasts no one can hear you critique! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/couple-critique/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/couple-critique/support

This week we're talking about Ridley Scott's Alien and in all its incarnations, modern and classic. With a new guest who's also an awesome comic artist, Ash Stryker is here to talk shop about the Xenomorph! Follow her on instagram @Ash_Stryker and find me @luke_the_g_vlastos

Jon, Will, Sam, and Julia talk about Ridley Scott's Alien, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this month! The Cinemaholics crew debates the film's most iconic moments, whether or not it's a masterpiece, and more. Theme Music: “Main Title” by Jerry Goldsmith on the Alien Motion Picture Soundtrack. Support the show.

Former co-host of the Weekly Blend Audio Show, Margaret Telsch-Williams, joins the debut episode to discuss Ridley Scott's Alien. Why is Ripley such a memorable hero? Should Alien pass the Bechdel test? Would you save the darn cat? Follow the show on Twitter and Facebook. Send feedback to havenotseenthis@gmail.com. Please subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or using the RSS Feed.Margaret Telsch-Williams can be found on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Check out her books on Amazon!

In celebration of Catching Up On Cinema's 1st year anniversary of programming, Kyle and Trevor take it upon themselves to revisit the show format that kicked off the entire series: The Masterclass! Seeing as the Predator franchise served as the inaugural Masterclass episode, it only seems fitting that we follow things up with a deep dive into the closely related Alien franchise! Throughout the month of September, we'll be doing a comprehensive review of all of the movies starring 20th Century Fox's iconic chest bursting, acid bleeding, extraterrestrial menace! In this first episode in the Masterclass, we review i.e. gush about/jerk off to the movie that started it all, Ridley Scott's Alien (1979)!

Our pick this week is the little-seen thriller Outland - the movie that made everyone think you explode in space! Sean Connery stars as a middle-aged Marshal trying to make good in a no-good town - and if that sounds like a western, it's because it's based on one - it's High Noon to be precise. But this one trades in its dusters for spacesuits and clay-jug whiskey for poly-dichloric euthimal. Directed by MG favorite Peter Hyams and looking like the spiritual successor to Ridley Scott's Alien, this A+ B-movie is a masterpiece of worldbuilding, and features all-time great performance from Frances Sternhagen as the grumpiest doctor in the solar system.

Uncle Ben and Hollywood Steve are finally getting into Ridley Scott's Alien! Steve is sick (apologies for the voice), we talk best creature design, and we get into way too much McRib talk. Enjoy! Patreon: Patreon.com/deadandlovely PayPal: PayPal.me/deadandlovely Movie discussion begins at 00:51:52 Music by Ben Eller

Jon, Will, Sam, and Julia talk about Ridley Scott's Alien, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this month! The Cinemaholics crew debates the film's most iconic moments, whether or not it's a masterpiece, and more. Theme Music: “Main Title” by Jerry Goldsmith on the Alien Motion Picture Soundtrack. Help us decide what we should discuss for July, 2019! Our options are: Easy Rider (1969) Double Indemnity (1944) Do the Right Thing (1989) On the Waterfront (1954) The Iron Giant (1999) Anatomy of a Murder (1959) Eyes Wide Shut (1999) A Hard Day's Night (1964) Midnight Cowboy (1969) When Harry Met Sally (1989) Chungking Express (1994) The Rules of the Game (1939) Death Wish (1974) Forrest Gump (1994) The Blair Witch Project (1999)  Let us know which Extra Milestone you want us to settle on by commenting below. Support the show.

With May 25th marking the 40th anniversary of the theatrical release of Ridley Scott's Alien, the Corpse Club co-hosts thought it would be the perfect time to grab a flamethrower, check their motion sensors, and revisit Scott's classic film and the Alien franchise as a whole. Listen as co-hosts Scott Drebit, Tamika Jones, Derek Anderson, and Jonathan James discuss why Alien still endures as one of the greatest horror and sci-fi films of all time, including H.R. Giger's stunning creature designs, the believable chemistry between the ship's blue-collar characters, Dan O'Bannon's unpredictable screenplay, and the powerful performances by Sigourney Weaver, Yaphet Kotto, Tom Skerritt, Harry Dean Stanton, Veronica Cartwright, and more. The co-hosts also discuss the sequels to Alien, Dark Horse's Alien franchise comic books, and where they'd like to see the franchise go in the future now that Disney has acquired 21st Century Fox. So, after you make sure Jonesy is fed, kick back, relax, and enjoy a new episode of Corpse Club... just don't fall into hypersleep!

Yes, it's time to discuss Ridley Scott's Alien. A ripple film, its release influenced countless other movies in varying genres. Listen in as we discuss this gem.

on this episode, co-host Vince is back and with special guest, indie horror filmmaker Carlos Omar de Leon we discuss the film that turned forty over the weekend. Ridley Scott's "Alien"   regarded by some as the greatest horror of cinema.     follow us on twitter www.twitter.com/@STPaulFilmcast  follow us on instagram www.instagram.com/@st.paulfilmcast  like us on facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/STPaulFilmcast/posts/   follow Carlos on twitter www.twitter.com/@CarlosOmar85  follow Carlos on instagram www.instagram.com/@director_carlosomar  on facebook https://www.facebook.com/carlos.o.deleon and visit his IMDB page https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5270591/   please give us a review it helps the show, and thanks for listening enjoy 

Tyler and Eric discuss the beloved sci-fi horror flick that changed the genre forever: Ridley Scott's Alien, which was the winner of Bracket #6.Bracket Statistics are officially LIVE!!! Check them out here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15OaGvA-FG3ik81wv962OJs9afIxAV7cKqpCyl68PQ0Q/edit#gid=0Our list of Rankings & Ratings is now ALSO LIVE!!! Check it out here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D_lOWALbtsj-juymuZ1KSasF-o-Ulg9z0AfpgHjR4xs/edit?usp=sharingAs of this recording, Alien is available for rent on Amazon, iTunes, and YouTube among others. Give it a watch and let us know what you think!Follow/Message us:Twitter: @BracketHorrorInstagram: @horrormoviebracketspodcastEmail: horrormoviebracketspodcast@gmail.com

In this episode we discuss the final day of the Turner Classic Movies Film Festival and three fantastic films: Holiday (1938), The Killers (1964), The Godfather: Part II (1974).  Tune-in tomorrow for our regularly scheduled programming and a deep dive into Ridley Scott's Alien (1979), and next week Robert Altman's Nashville (1975).

In the deepest reaches of space, young love blossoms and fades. Told via two distinct timelines, we explore the relationship between Mia & Grace as they discover their feelings for each other and are denied a proper ending by outside forces beyond their control. "On a Sunbeam" is an epic blend of science-fiction and fantasy that recalls Studio Ghibli as much as it does Ridley Scott's "Alien." Creator Tillie Walden has no desire to explain her universe or her characters; she simply drops you into the environment and expects the reader to catch up. Brad & Lisa close out their month of exploring love beyond the heteronormative with another brilliant publication from First Second Books, and they wrap up their conversation surrounding Dr. Stan Tatkin's "Wired for Dating." They celebrate the joys of quiet love and discuss the art of fighting. Arguments will happen, so it's best to come to each conflict with empathy. As always, follow the podcast on Instagram and Twitter @CBCCPodcast and follow hosts Brad & Lisa @MouthDork & @sidewalksiren. 

To kick off April O'Bannon, Brian and Cargill are joined by filmmaker Owen Egerton (Blood Fest, Mercy Black) to give a big face-hug to Ridley Scott's Alien.The guys discuss how Alien influenced the holy triumvirate of geek movies to follow even as it was itself influenced by three that came before it. They also sink their pharyngeal jaws into Dan O'Bannon's style, original script, and tireless (sometimes irksome) demands for the final product. Also, it turns out that in space, everyone can hear them sing Toto, christen an unlikely new Disney princess, and find Nazi gold at the McCallister house. Download, listen, enjoy! And make sure to check out Owen's movie Mercy Black now on Netflix! #JonesWasInOnIt

Journalist and THE WITCHING HOUR co-host Haleigh Foutch sits down with Clarke to take a deep dive into Ridley Scott's ALIEN. They go over the franchise as a whole, the character of Ellen Ripley and lots more.

Scary movie month! Is this the best sci-fi horror ever made? Do aliens exist? And Is an egg part of the life cycle? Listen now to find out! Scott Croco and Jay Holavarri unhack Alien (1979). When the crew of a spaceship is stalked by a brutal alien, the crew must find a way to survive and escape. Sigourney Weaver stars in Ridley Scott's Alien (1979)! Episode Log: Jay tells about seeing Alien as a kid (1:50) Trivia - May 1979 & inspirations behind Alien (5:00) Summary of movie's story/plot (11:45) Differences between director's cut and theatrical cut (13:30) The movie's villains (18:45) The movie's heroes (26:45) The movie's alien, in its many forms (32:00) Movie is a claustrophobic haunted house (46:50) Relationship to the failed 1975 Dune project (50:15) Flamethrowers (52:35) High tech capabilities vs low tech in-capabilities (1:01:10) Could alien's acid blood eat through those decks? (1:06:20) Real-world wasps that act like the alien (1:12:00) Do aliens exist? (1:16:05) Budget, Box Office results, critics, awards (1:27:45) Jay takes Dan's Horror Movie Test (1:31:20) Episode 027 - Alien (1979) unhacked! Full Shownotes: https://www.moviesunhacked.com/2018/alien/ Movies Unhacked compares technology in movies to technology in real life. We analyze everything from Hollywood blockbusters and television shows, to sci-fi, horror, and classic cinema. A podcast for fans of cinema and technology! Online: moviesunhacked.com Twitter: @moviesunhacked Facebook: facebook.com/moviesunhackd Music by Sean Haeberman Copyright © 2018 Movies Unhacked. All rights reserved.

Schedules being complicated, The Kahuna Kids found time to make an impromptu Microdose at a San Francisco Giants game. While the Giants face the Rockies from Colorado, the guys take time to discuss the official first trailer of The Predator, What Kai thought about Westworlds season 2 on HBO and 'Lil Kai' jumps in to talk about what she thought about Ridley Scotts Alien and James Camerons Aliens. Find us here:FacebookTwitterInstagramiTunes or Apple PodcastsStitcherGoogle PlaySpotify© 2018 TheBosNet Family All Rights Reserved

Stick around till the end of the episode to learn how you can decide the film for next week's feud! On this week's feud, Vidur and Vikram are ready to hug each other's faces off as they head in to the feud about Ridley Scott's Alien. Comparisons of the Xenomorph on the ship, to Jaadu, the cute alien from 2003's Bollywood classic Koi Mil Gaya start early and don't let up. Things heat up when Sigourney Weaver is compared to Sylvester Stallone and Mel Gibson. In return, the alien itself is compared to a famous movie tiger. Legendary long-haired Greek composer Yanni somehow comes up organically, influencing Vikram to once again break in to song. A genre-blending masterpiece or an overhyped slasher flick? They feud, you decide!  Tweet to Film Feud [@filmfeudpod](https://twitter.com/filmfeudpod) and let them know who you think won and what points you would have raised during the feud.

Ridley Scotts «Alien» ble en stor suksess i 1979, så det var ikke noen overraskelse at det i 1980 kom en oppfølger. Riktignok ikke en offisiell oppfølger, men en italiensk rip-off oppfølger. For å cashe inn på suksessen etter filmen som forandret sci-fi filmer for alltid snekra regissør Ciro Ippolito sammen et makkverk bestående av det dårligste italiensk cinema har å by på. For det her er virkelig søppel! Vi snakker om bånn i bøtta. Verket i byllen som du har på innsiden av anus. Det her er trash på laveste nivå. Men er det underholdende? Om vi lar ossLes merEpisode 82: Alien 2: On Earth

The best Alien movie? Nick, Andrew, and Reed argue over which film in the franchise shines above the rest. In the series conclusion, Reed bravely brings forth Ridley Scott's Alien as the best preeminent film in the franchise. The gang then selects which argument swayed them most, as they crown one film the "Best Alien Movie." ---- See more of our talking and writing at our site, thingswewatch.com. You can also follow us at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram: @thingswewatch. If you would like to write (or draw!) with us, shot us an email at submissions@thingswewatch.com. Give us a call! We would love to hear from you. (601) 557 – 0899

THIS IS ALIEN. YOU ARE WITH SIGOURNEY WEAVER ABOARD THE SPACE SHIP NOSTROMO...  Part 5 of our Great Movie Ride Film Series brings us to the horror genre with one of the most atmospherically lush films ever created, Ridley Scott's ALIEN.  The film is still touted as a gold standard in the genre but what is it that makes it work so well?  Does it still work?  Has it begun to show its age?  We will tackle that and more with this weeks review! We also discuss the new developments for STAR WARS Episode IX and Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Orlando! Support us by becoming a DMH Crew Member at our Patreon page HERE!Follow Ryan on Twitter @mainstgazette on Instagram HERE and visit his site at MainStGazette.comFollow us on our NEW Twitter @DisMagicHourPod Join our Disney Magic Hour Facebook page HERE!

Every episode Ben Adams tries to get his wonderfully tolerant partner Hayley Crossland into 3 -4 films close to his geeky heart. This week we watch Ridley Scott's ALIEN, James Cameron's ALIENS and David Fincher's ALIEN 3 Please like, review & subscribe if you enjoyed and don't forget to follow us on twitter @GTKY_podcast and you can vote for what we watch next Thanks to Ben Charman for our logo - @bencharmanart

Time for a double dose of WNN! Caleb and Shawn discuss Ridley Scott's Alien franchise and the horror behind the films. They talk about Prometheus and Alien: Covenant, Xenomorph biology, and the importance of having space insurance. Disclaimer: There is singing. 

In Part I of this very special War Crimes (colon) Civil War episode, the Dudes review two sci-fi essentials - Ridley Scott's Alien and James Cameron's Aliens! Marvel as three grown men extrapolate on xenomorphs, space marines and more like the unapologetic fanboys that they are. Also, marvel that somehow Jake lived more than a quarter of a century without seeing either of these movies (...smh). Which one of these essential flicks is essentialier? Stay tuned for Part II to find out! *PLUS* Chris and Jake take a break from new releases to discuss their newest adventure - examining the career of John Carpenter in The Carpenter Shop. It's gonna' be Big Trouble In Little Tulsa!

This week's podcast had us going to see Ridley Scott's Alien prequel/Prometheus sequel Alien: Covenant! Then we cracked some beers and reflected on just what the hell happened, where the franchise could go, and why Neill Blomkamp's Alien movie will probably never get made. Chat with us on Twitter @ActingOutProds and let us know what you thought of the movie! Cheers! Check out the guys on the social medias! Trev - @trevorlawless on Twitter and Instagram Dave - @dinksosmall on Twitter and Instagram Shea - @SheaNorman on Twitter and @sheaclifforddravennorman on Instagram

This week we hit the theaters with our pal Mike Abrusci (Comedian, Da Snack Boys, TV Casualty) to see the latest entrance in Ridley Scott's Alien saga - Alien: Covenant. There's some Danny McBride, a few aliens, and a whole lot of dumb people in space. SPOILER ALERT: the plot is discussed, if you don't want to hear about it then it's best to hold off on this episode until after you've seen the movie. Tom made us into androids: Oh yeah, and Mike too: Runaway Franchise is the podcast where we watch movies with 4 or more films in the series. Discussion, facts, opinions, and even some banter may ensue. The Runaway Franchisees are: Dom Delledera (http://domsfunandgames.com) Ed Jelley (http://edjelley.com) Tom Napolitano (http://tomnapolitano.com/) Make sure to subscribe and rate, you can get in touch with us at http://runawayfranchise.com ! [audio mp3="https://runawayfranchisecom.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/runaway-franchise-ep11-alien-covenant.mp3"][/audio]

Dr. Katherine Low discusses biblical themes with a focus on women that emerge for her in Ridley Scott's Alien series after watching Alien: Covenant.

In space, no one can hear you podcast! That's right, this week we're battling it out for best Alien film. The twist: we don't get to pick which Alien film we're defending. Elvis Kunesh joins us for this wild and wacky battle and has the difficult task of talking about Ridley Scott's Alien. Bryan gets the honor of defending Alien 3, and Ryan finds himself at the mercy of Prometheus. Jonathan has to defend Alien Vs. Predator: Requiem, and boy does he try! Chewie provides judgement. SHOWNOTES: WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN DOING? BRYAN - Moana RYAN - Dear White People CHEWIE - Brooklyn 99 JON - Player Unknown's Battlegrounds ELVIS - New MST3K

We explore the legacy of the Alien franchise, with a focus on Alien and Aliens and a brief discussion of the other films! Sources: Alien (1979) The Book of Alien by Michael Cross and Paul Scanlon "Looking Back at Ridley Scott's Alien" by Ryan Lambie, from Den of Geek The Beast Within: The Making of Alien (documentary, Alien Anthology BluRay collection)   Aliens (1986) Superior Firepower: The Making of Aliens (documentary, Alien Anthology BluRay collection)

If ever there was a movie that aped the conventions of Ridley Scott's ALIEN yet lacked the commitment to make itself an interesting movie in it's own right, LIFE is that movie.  Andrew and Phil trash yet another mediocre March release in the new episode of ITQ.  This killer alien sci-fi horror film boasts a cast seemingly assembled at random and chained to a boring, dour script that takes itself way too seriously.  If you're going to make an unoriginal genre picture, you should at least have some fun with it, but the filmmakers behind LIFE act as if they were crafting some kind of cautionary tale about deep space exploration.  They forgot to make it an enjoyable ride.     You can download the podcast here by right-clicking on the hypertext link and choosing "save as", or you can use the convenient player attached to this post. Check out this episode!

Steve Rogers is a hero in every sense of the word. He fights for the little guys, because he was the little guy. Steve Rogers grew up with an inherent sense of justice and bravery. He is as noble as he is strong. Regardless of being bombarded with vita rays enhancing him with strength and speed, he will never stop defending the values he holds so dear. He is truly the Sentinel of Liberty. This is not a movie about Steve Rogers. The man at the center of this movie may hold the title of Captain America, but little else. If you've seen the 1979 TV movie Captain America, or its follow-up Captain America II: Death Too Soon, please email us and let us know what you thought. We'd love to share your opinions on an upcoming episode. Reel Comic Heroes will return with Ridley Scott's Alien.     eMail: reelcomicheroes@gmail.com Twitter: @reelComicHeroes Facebook.com/ReelComicHeroes Instagram @reelComicHeroes www.reelpodcastnetwork.com/reelcomicheroes   Our show is now available on Google Play Music.   Use the hashtag #PodernFamily on Twitter to find more great shows to listen to. #captainAmerica #steveRogers

In our 6th episode, we discuss the Androids of Ridley Scott's Alien and Blade Runner.

James Cameron took a risk in tackling a sequel to Ridley Scott's Alien. But his follow-up added other elements to the sci-fi/horror: action, adventure and all out war. The post 193. Aliens appeared first on Steven Benedict.

[REC] 4 er udstyret med den fantastisk misvisende undertitel Apocalypse. Filmen handler nemlig langt fra om dommedag, men er bare endnu et kapitel i den fortsatte [REC]-serie. Denne her sequel foregår på et skib, hvor de ganske få overlevende fra de tre første films zombievirusangreb holdes isolerede. Og det er faktisk ikke nogen dårlig idé til at køre sagaen videre. [REC] 4 vækker mindelser om gyserklassikere som Ridley Scotts Alien og John Carpenters The Thing, men ender som en bleg og blodfattig udgave af en Resident Evil-klon med alt for lidt plot der bliver alt for rodet fortalt — og med ALT for meget shaky-cam! [REC] 4: Apocalypse udkom på dansk blu-ray fra Another World Entertainment d. 24. marts. Hør mere om filmen i podcasten og læs om blu-rayen på bloggen.

Ridley Scott's Alien (1979) is a classic, influential horror movie and one of our favorites. We talk over the entire goddamned thing about exactly why. Join Alex and Cameron as they babble through movies they love or loathe in these synchronized audio commentaries. [This CC syncs with the theatrical release of Alien]

Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey changed film forever. Its effects created a visual language that would later be built on in George Lucas' Star Wars, Ridley Scott's Alien, Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and countless other movies. Yet upon its release it was widely panned, and to this day the film has divided audiences. Some call it a bona fide cinema classic, others call it incomprehensible. Which side is right? Maybe both? Now join Stuart, Arnie, and Jakob on this podcast odyssey and find out!

Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey changed film forever. Its effects created a visual language that would later be built on in George Lucas' Star Wars, Ridley Scott's Alien, Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and countless other movies. Yet upon its release it was widely panned, and to this day the film has divided audiences. Some call it a bona fide cinema classic, others call it incomprehensible. Which side is right? Maybe both? Now join Stuart, Arnie, and Jakob on this podcast odyssey and find out!

Alien. På overfladen en lige-ud-af-landevejen rummonster-gyser. Under overfladen, et morads af genial filmkunst, tvetydige symboler og uendelige analyser. Hvordan filmen skal opleves er helt op til dig selv. Vi har forsøgt at gå så langt ind i Ridley Scott's Alien (1979), som vi kunne. At komme rundt i alle hjørnerne af filmen, pånær de visuelle Ridley Scott-karakteristika, for dem har vi vadet nok i, i vores After Dark II om Blade Runner og special-biografi af Ridley Scott (Podcast 59). Derimod fokuserer vi på historiefortælling, historisk kontekst og analyser afledt af tonse tung symbolik. Vi begynder med at fortælle lidt om filmens tilblivelse, rollelisten og folkene bag. Vi gennemgår historien og 8 (for os) vigtige scener, der fungerer som eksempler på mange af filmens spændende aspekter. Vi sætter den i historisk perspektiv, pinder historien ud i en Laursen-analyse og går psyko-mega-overfortolkende dansklærer på dens røv. "Penis dentata" - vi siger det bare... 2 timer, 40 mintter og 49 sekunders rundvisning i en af de mest ikoniske film der nogensinde er lavet, ligger for dine fødder, eller rettere, ører. Spørgsmålet er kun, om du er film-hardcore nok, til at kunne hænge på hele vejen til målet. Vi håber du får lige så meget ud af at lytte til After Dark IV, som vi har fået ud af at lave den. For os bliver Alien aldrig den samme igen. For os er den blevet meget større og meget mere spændende og vi håber du oplever bare lidt af det samme. Så rigtig god fornøjelse og husk: In the After Dark, no one can hear you scream :-D Med venlig hilsen, Casper & Jesper

GamesBeat's Jeff Grubb joins Evan to discuss Ridley Scott's Alien prequel(-ish) Prometheus. Topics include stupid deaths, unanswered questions, and Space Jesus. Contact the show: Twitter: @ThisPodcast facebook.com/ThisPodcast e-mail: containsspoilers@gmail.com

Kev and Trevor get their argue on, trading off on taking Marvel movies down a peg or two. Kev rags on Captain America, Trevor takes on Spider-Man, and they both sound off on Ridley Scott's Alien prequel and the cancelled production of Dark Tower from producer Ron Howard. Also, Fallout DLC, indie adventure games, Twitter dick, and pizza pants.