Both of Ridley Scott's foundational sci-fi franchises feel like they have a spiritual kinship, but one Hulu show brings them closer than ever before.

Ridley Scott looks back on his iconic films and career, working with his brother Tony Scott, The Dog Stars, and his honorary Oscar.

Curious about whether Alien: Earth is secretly tied to Blade Runner and how the two Ridley Scott universes might overlap? From echoes of replicants in the show's opening text to hidden references in supplemental material, the series has sparked debate over ...

The most notable synthetic in Alien: Earth is Kirsh (Timothy Olyphant), a white-haired robot tasked with looking after Wendy (a new type of synthetic/human hybrid played by Sydney Chandler). Early on, Kirsh delivers a chilling monologue about humanity’s ...

Alien and Blade Runner both spawned sequels, but filmamker Sir Ridley Scott wasn't behind the camera for them. James Cameron helmed the now-classic Aliens, with David Fincher later taking charge of the poorly-received, yet still fondly remembered, Alien 3.

There's no denying the influence Ridley Scott has had in blockbuster filmmaking. The director is behind some of the biggest franchises in the world, including Alien and Blade Runner. But Scott wishes he never had to choose between two of his biggest ...

“Alien: Earth”: Jonathan Ajayi as Smee, Adarsh Gourav as Slightly, Sydney Chandler as Wendy, Timothy Olyphant as Kirsh, Kit Young as Tootles, Erana James as Curly, Lily Newmark as Nibs. Courtesy of FX Referring to “Alien: Earth” and “Blade Runner ...

Prometheus was supposed to reveal the secret origin of the Xenomorphs and, while it pulled back the curtain to some extent, what we found was largely confusing and...well, downright weird. Moviegoers largely rolled their eyes at what filmmaker Sir Ridley ...