But surprisingly, seeing the inner workings of the infamous chest bursting alien from Aliens is just about as terrifying as the actual scene in the movie, if not more so.

'Alien: Romulus' DP Galo Olivares explains how he shot and captured that chestbursting scene.

The first trailer for Alien: Romulus took a back to basics approach by focusing on the claustrophobic chills of the original Alien, and if descriptions of the footage that screened at CinemaCon ...

In the original "Alien" films, the Xenomorph famously begins as a face-hugger that latches onto a host, followed by the unforgettable chest-bursting scene.

Answering a question about whether he ever has nightmares about the Alien franchise's face-hugging, chest-bursting xenomorphs, Álvarez, 46, confirmed that he had.

Alien: Earth is the best new sci-fi show on TV right now, and fans of the series may have found their Andor equivalent.

In the original "Alien" films, the Xenomorph famously begins as a face-hugger that latches onto a host, followed by the unforgettable chest-bursting scene.