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Alien: Romulus is getting a sequel, but director Fede Álvarez (Evil Dead) will not be returning. Instead, A Quiet Place: […] ...

Day One” director Michael Sarnoski is reportedly being eyed to helm the “Romulus” follow-up. That’s not a bad choice on 20th Century and Álvarez’s part. “Day One” was a capable prequel, and ...

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Recently, a trusted scooper took to social media and claimed that the veteran filmmaker wanted to recruit the X-Men: First Class actor for a role in the Alien: Romulus sequel. The leaker, @ViewerAnon, ...

The future of the Alien franchise might have taken a very different turn if one filmmaker had gotten his way. A new rumor suggests that Fede Álvarez originally had a major idea for the sequel to Alien ...