Although not all here on /film we enjoyed the new FX series "Alien: Earth" (read A critical review of Chris Evangelist here), the show received a particularly great approval from the desired voice in the horror genre. Steven King, an author who wrote several terrible foreign stories of his own, has released several praise for a series of Topics.

"I think Alien Earth may be my favorite, "King wrote.

Checks that King loves "Alien: Earth" as he belongs to the demographic that (perhaps surprising) has turned into one of the biggest warriors of the show: baby boomers. How Data review From the series "The premiere it has made it clear, the show's viewership between" Baby Bummer Households (at the age of 65-74) has "reached 1.8 million", excessive indexing by 8% over other demo groups. "

Much of this seems to be nostalgia for previous films "Alien", the first of which was released in cinemas when King was only 32 years old. Some younger spectators may have felt that they were very attractive to do before "Alien: Earth" began, while older viewers accidentally maintain this franchise for most of their adult lives.

It is appropriate that King praised the criticism of the TV for corporations, as the series really remains faithful to the franchise roots. The films "Alien", at their best, are stories of working class people who are constantly screwed up by greedy, short -sighted corporations.

Indeed, the original film "Alien" by Ridley Scott in 1979 reveals that the corporation that the true protagonist of the film, Ripley (Reliable Waver), works for it intending to sacrifice the life of the whole crew on her ship just to get a sample from the other world-and-the-art. The second film, a sequel to Jameseims Cameron in 1986 "Aliens", then a turnaround where the corporate handsome man Burke (Paul Reader) is actually revealed to be retaliating, sunbathed unusual Who is ready to earn countless more people to protect his company's bottom line.

"You know, Burke, I don't know what kind of worse is," Ripley tells him in the process, stating what the main thesis of the "alien" franchise might be. "You don't see each other for one percent of the godfather."

"Alien: Earth" continues with anti-1% of property property with its disturbing representation of a futuristic country taken over by mega corporations, which no one treats the responsibility that comes with their enormous power with the seriousness they deserve. Another episode remained in the first season of the show, but here's to hope that the duplicate CEOs in this series are a fate similar to Burke in "aliens". How shame would it be if The worst character of the series, Boy Cavalier (Samuel Blenkin)He didn't get any kind of karmic output.

"Alien: Earth" moves to FX on Fulu.