Alien Movies In Order (Release & Chronological)
From Ridley Scott's Alien to the sci-fi franchise's prequel series beginning with Prometheus, here's how to watch the Alien movies in order.
A crossover of the beloved sci-fi horror franchises Alien and Predator, Alien Vs Predator pits the two extraterrestrial killers against one another. Establishing a link between the two franchises, AvP tells the story of Predators who hunt Xenomorphs as the "ultimate prey", sacrificing humans to the Xenomorph queen in order to make more aliens to hunt. It follows a group of scientists lured to an ancient underground pyramid in Antarctica who find themselves caught in the crossfire between the two species.
From Ridley Scott's Alien to the sci-fi franchise's prequel series beginning with Prometheus, here's how to watch the Alien movies in order.
Despite the fact that the entirety of Predator culture revolves around killing Xenomorphs, they certainly aren't the best at it, and AvP confirms it.
A creative who worked on the Alien franchise confirms that Disney is in possession of an unreleased anime featuring Alien and Predator characters.
The next chapter in the Alien vs Predator saga is immanent, and when a new film finally does happen, it already has an absolutely perfect setting.
The Predalien is clearly a force to be reckoned with in AvP canon, but over in Prometheus' continuity, Alien was given its deadliest 'Predalien' ever.
Predators are willing to let their human prey live if that human does one thing (which is arguably more difficult than just fighting the Predator).
While the movies are easy to write off as being 'non-canon' to the wider Alien and Predator worlds, one AvP story proves the films are actually canon.
While Xenomorphs are considered to be the main villains of the Alien series, that isn't actually the case, and the real antagonist was revived in AvP.
The protagonist of Prey, Naru, is a very formidable warrior, but how would the other heroes of the Predator franchise compare to her?
The Predators have a number of enemies across the universe, but there is one person who they hate more than anyone else (and it's not who you think).
In the comics, humans invent an armor that puts the Predators' tech to shame--and if it was introduced in the movies, the game would change forever.
While many fans disagree with the Xenomorphs' potential origin shown in Alien: Covenant, the technical name for Xenomorphs may confirm its legitimacy.
Predators have a reputation for being the deadliest species in the cosmos, but evidently not deadly enough as the best among them is actually a human.
Ripley is arguably the queen of science fiction and unarguably a legendary Xenomorph-killer, though Alien vs Predator introduces someone who's better.
Marvel Comics' newest Predator comic is an epic revenge tale, but something about it seemed familiar, and one Alien vs Predator story revealss why.
Predators are known to be the best hunters ever, but their greatest weapon, the one that gets them the most kills, is useless against a Xenomorph.
Xenomorphs are some of the deadliest and most terrifying creatures in the Alien vs Predator universe, but AvP introduced one life form even deadlier.
Despite the fact that Predators regularly hunt both humans and Xenomorphs on Earth, this planet is where they are at their weakest, for one reason.
The Predalien is unique to Alien vs Predator, but upon AvP's first official story, the series created a plot hole that made the Predalien impossible.
The kill/death ratio between humans and Predators is greatly in the Yautja's favor, and that's because humans missed their greatest secret weapon.
While fans might have assumed the Predators' deadliest prey were either humans or Xenomorphs, one AvP storyline proves neither one fits the criteria.