"Alien" fans, we have both good and bad news for you sick. The good? After reports at the end of last year he pointed out that tracking to "Alien: Romulus" (what we have reviewed here)"There was discussed among the higher studio, we now have an official word that the script is over. Ready for the bad news? None Return the trip back to the existential horrors of the cosmos. But frankly, when set up, maybe he makes the right call.

Something surprising development comes with courtesy Tooofab (through Bloody disgusting), where Alvarez himself broke the news as he walked the red carpet during the horror -nights of Halloween at the Universal Studio in Hollywood. As he explained, "we just finished the script, in fact, a sequel to" Romul ". But I will carry the torch of this as a director. It comes as a little curve, especially from our last update from the 20th -century studio, Steve Asbel, pointed out that he is trying to Lock Olvarez on a Franchise Film Contract. It is clear that this will mainly take place in the capacity of the manufacturer, although it is important to note that its fingerprints will inevitably be throughout the sequel, as well as those of his co-writer and longtime associate Rodo Sayagus (who is also credited with co-monitoring "Romulus").

So why an unexpected heart change? Fortunately, álvarez shared exactly where to focus his energy next: "I want to work on a personal project that my co-writer and I have been keeping it on the back burner for some time, and we feel it is the right time to go and work on the original." Once again, no one could blame him for a little break from the franchise machine. So what will the original be about? According to Alvarez, "I can't tell you anything about it." Well, then, Fedus, keep your secrets.

If there is something that has taught us "Alien", given her stable rate of film change in film, it is that the show must continue - even without Fedi Alvarez once again take his place on the director's chair. Helmer "does not breathe", of course, restores the franchise on a solid foundation, at least, with a pair of attractive new characters and an end that looks at all sorts of opportunities for where to take things next. Cailee Spaeny, Survivor, Rain Carradine's last girlfriend and her loyal synthetic Andy (played flawlessly by David Onsonson, who is currently enjoying her moment in the spotlight with Steven King's "Long Walk" adaptation) Both managed to make it by the end of the film (mostly) untouched, entering the depths of the space to the planet, outside the jurisdiction of Wayland-Antani.

Until we know the details of what awaits the terrible adventure (we will assume we will assume There may be aliens and maybe even predators included), The film team has many hot downloads on who should lead them to the next hellish destination. First we will go with the obvious choices. While waiting for a word about whether that "Prometheus" and "Alien: Testament" Trilogy-Capper "," Alien: Awakening ", will sometimes get off the countryCan the franchisee founder Ridley Scott feel inclined to step back behind the camera for this one? Or, if this is really directed to the territory of the crossover, as for our new architect "Predator" Dan Trachtenberg? Jack, even the director of the horror maestro and the director of "Black Phone 2", Scott Derikson, feels like a potentially exciting fit. If we really want to be wild, let's throw away the radio silence guys or maybe Ben Whitley in the mixture. Why not! This is my list, where everything is made up and the rules are not important.

Regardless of the shape that is needed in the end, we will look forward to the further word on this sequel "Alien: Romul". Stay tuned to /movie for all and all updates.