You can get a better look at the high heels in the below Facebook post from an Alien fan community. As it turns out, there’s more to the hilarious high-heeled feet of the xenomorph queen than ...

The box art features the 1979 film's logo ... some random warrior xenomorph, the Alien Queen herself, or their iconic arch nemesis, Ellen Ripley. Big Chap, the original xenomorph from the 1979 ...

It's unknown whether this is the final design in "Alien: Earth" though. I'm hoping it is just because it honors the classic Xenomorph look ... stunning work of art, since he also worked on ...

«Let me in! It’s coming!», — one of the women in the video shouts to another man, who anxiously updates the crew’s status in the system, and the next moment is already under attack by the xenomorph.

Other snippets include a shot of Timothy Olyphant's character, Alien: Earth's young cast, and relatively ominous snippets hinting at the chaos unleashed when the Xenomorph makes its presence felt ...

The last shot is a xenomorph snarling into someone’s face, but we can’t tell who. [RELATED: Everything We Know About Alien: Earth (And How It Connects to the Alien Movies)] According to FX and ...

The trailer shows off the new Xenomorph design, but is perhaps most striking for revealing just how close Alien: Earth’s aesthetic matches that of Ridley Scott’s iconic 1979 horror original.