Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Simon is a Los Angeles-based journalist who covers film and TV. It's been a big year for the Alien franchise. Not only did the ...

The director and co-writer of this summer's sci-fi horror hit looks ahead to the film's home release, and beyond. Reading time 5 minutes Alien: Romulus was a hit in theaters, and it’s creeping its way ...

Did you like Alien: Romulus? Were you planning it grabbing it on DVD or Blu-Ray in December, but still feel like it’s coming out in the wrong format? Then you’ll be pleased to hear it’s being released ...

The latest Alien franchise film, Alien: Romulus, is being released as a limited edition VHS on Dec. 3. This is very unexpected, especially in today’s physical media market. With DVDs and CDs also ...

Director Fede Álvarez has surprised fans by revealing an Alien: Romulus VHS tape for a special release that turns back the clock on the Alien franchise. The announcement came during a screening of the ...

Disney, 20th Century, and Sony just did something that major studios haven’t done in two decades: Released a brand new film on VHS. Boutique physical media labels and collectors online have been ...

To announce the film's panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2024, 20th Century Studios sent a VHS videotape to select media outlets, including IGN, featuring new footage from Alien: Romulus. This is the ...

Alien: Romulus’ VHS release coincides with other physical releases for the film, including the Blu-ray Steelbook, standard 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD options. Alien: Romulus is now available on ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. A limited-edition ‘fully functioning VHS tape’ version of Alien: Romulus will be available in December. A limited ...

There are marketing campaigns and then there are Alien: Romulus marketing campaigns. The Fede Alvarez-directed Alien movie has already had the James Cameron seal of approval, and now it’ll appeal to ...

Wandering amidst the colorful chaos of hundreds of VHS cardboard boxes in video stores used to be one of the simple pleasures of life for cinephiles in the '80s and '90s. But unless you live in ...