Pop Ninja's 31 Days of Horror

Day #9: October 9, 20211979)

'Alien' (1979)

"In Space, No one hears you scream..."

What a great tagline for a great film.

'Alien' is one of the best Sci-fi/Horror films of all time. Made in a time in the late '70s when special effects and creature costumes were really starting to excel in film.

One of my favorite films of all time.

If you have never seen it, you are really missing out on a masterpiece.

It stars Sigourney Weaver, Tom Skerritt, and John Hurt. Directed by the awesome Ridley Scott.

In the future, the commercial spaceship Nostromo receives a distress call from somewhere on a nearby moon. They investigate and all hell breaks loose when they discover alien eggs. One of them hatches and attaches itself to the face of a crewman. What happens next makes this one of the most terrifying sci-fi horror films of all time.

Check it out!

- Patrick



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