Alien

A senior intelligence officer who had run the Pentagon’s Unexplained Aerial Phenomena program discloses his own alien experiences in a new memoir.

The latest in the “Alien” franchise finds new ways to scare and unsettle while staying true to the monstrous original movies. Another win for the series.

It’s rare that a prequel in a franchise stands on its own as a worthy endeavor. That “Day One” works so well is a testament to the captivating presence of Lupita Nyong’o.

He told the influencer Logan Paul “it makes sense that there could be” alien life, though he himself “probably can’t say” he believes it.

“They’re Here” is a showcase of the kooky personalities that claim to have encountered aliens. You may not leave convinced.

In “MELF”—the trippy show-within-a-show from “SNL” writer Julio Torres’ new series “Fantasmas”—Paul Dano leaves his wife and children for a pink alien.

People were screaming, crying, and throwing up at the allegedly ludicrous plot twist in Colin Farrell’s series. We loved it. We may be on a lonely limb here, but hear us out.