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Meet 5000 space aliens in 5000 seconds.
Ridley Scott's fabulously frightening grimy spaceship classic.
The door of time opens between the swordsman who wants to seize the legendary divine sword at the end of the Goryeo Dynasty and those who chase after an alien prisoner imprisoned in a human body in 2022.
Ancient Taoists and aliens travel through time and space in an effort to obtain a crystal blade which could determine the future of the Earth.
Ripley is back in another alien-killing spree.
Reeling from the news of an unexpected pregnancy, Jimmy and Everly unknowingly release an alien invasion in their small town and learn to work together in order to save each other, their town and evidently, the entire galaxy.
A crazy scientist is on a quest to create a new, immaculate, androgynous being.
The story of the Dorset Bus Drivers whose amateur dramatics group created a serious stage adaptation of the science fiction horror classic Alien and ended up performing in London's West End.
Nine-disc DVD offers two versions of each of the four Alien sc-fi fright flicks, with bonus extras.
A group run into trouble while exploring a derelict space station.
Alien vs Predator, with man in the middle.
Kids take on an alien invasion.
Another monster mash up.
Fictionalised retelling of the alien autopsy hoax film.
A spaceship full of colonists check out another planet where man eating monsters are starving for fresh meat
Groups of Wild West settlers, outlaws and native tribespeople have to band together when faced with an alien threat.
A toothy alien horror goes on the rampage.
Welsh alien abduction / invasion leads to death by combine harvester
A guide to theories of alien contact with Earth.
Can a British journalist hack it in the New York world of a fashion magazine.
Lonely hearts meet for Italian lessons in a small Danish town.
A group of soldiers holds out against alien invaders.
The untold origin story behind Ridley Scott’s Alien – rooted in Greek and Egyptian mythologies, underground comics, the art of Francis Bacon, and the dark visions of Dan O’Bannon and HR Giger.
A woman's brush with a meteor supersizes her and soon, she finds herself and a team of other monsters taking on a bad guy from outer space.
Two street coaches in a bustling neighborhood face an unexpected crisis when locals transform into bizarre, slimy beings.
The story follows Tsubasa, a quiet boy, and Akitarō, a child prodigy. Jealousy and misunderstanding sever their childhood bond. Years later, as their lives take different directions, each must make a decision when the weight of the past resurfaces.
A taste of power Andrew Neel on ordinary life under totalitarianism and How To Feed A Dictator
Rock star spirit Shane Belcourt on Louis Cameron and Ni-Naadamaadiz: Red Power Rising
Heir presumptive Rob Rice on the power of comedy, political disappointments and Ponderosa
Keeping the rhythm Hugo Ruíz on storytelling techniques, kinky cinema and Dante
From personal to universal Karla Murthy on The Gas Station Attendant and her relationship with her dad
Family reunion Tasha Hubbard on exploring the aftermath of the Sixties Scoop in Meadowlarks
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