Ridley Scott describes the xenomorph's evolution as rooted in nature, explaining that "the evolution of the beast comes from parasites inside of trees... the grub grows into a version of the beetle." This captivating backstory reflects the unsettling yet intriguing relationship between darkness in nature and the terrifying alien life forms that gripped audiences. The deep connection to Earth’s processes adds layers to the creature's terrifying design and profound impact on horror storytelling.
Fede Álvarez emphasizes the return to horror roots in the upcoming film saying, "'Alien' is our world in the future, that's what it tries to be… It's supposed to be us a few years from now trying to colonize space." This statement reinforces the concept that the series intends to explore human expansion into unknown realms and the fear of the unseen dangers that come with it.
Scott reflects on handing off directorial responsibilities to Álvarez, stating his commitment to focusing on authentic storytelling while exploring profound themes. He indicates that creativity springs from a blend of collaborative efforts and personal insights, which have molded the 'Alien' franchise into a multifaceted saga that juxtaposes humanity's reach with the horrors lurking in the cosmos.
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