Ridley Scott’s original Alien changes from being an eerily atmospheric movie set in outer space to a full-blown horror film, during the infamous dinner scene in which John Hurt’s character Kane suffers a gruesome death by way of Chest-burster. Nearly forty years later and the subsequent Alien film property birthed by Scott’s 1979 classic is one of the rare big-budget, consistently R-Rated franchises (with the exception of Paul W.S. Anderson’s Alien vs. Predator) that’s currently active in modern Hollywood.
Scott has made it clear for some time that Alien: Covenant – the director’s latest movie, which doubles as a sequel to Scott’s 2012 installment Prometheus and prequel to the original Alien – is upholding that tradition, teasing a “pretty hard R” ...
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