FX's "Alien: Earth" has begun to make waves with its early episodes, thanks to a clear fresh (albeit lack) approach to the permanent franchise "foreign". So far, the series has covered the established formula of a horror horror horror with a drastic extension of its volume, introducing the increased deposits of this renewed world building. In this reality, cyborgs, synthetics and hybrids coexist, but this status quo is not always calm and is disturbed by corporate greed. No "alien" title is complete without a crisis that revolves around the title of perfect organisms and The series brings more creatures in the overlap (except Xenomorph). Since we are on the long run, we will have to wait and see if "Alien: Earth" manages to add something important to the already rich, thrilling franchise mitos.

Well, guess what: there are another The "Alien" title that can easily interfere with the current FX series, as titled "Alien 2: On Earth" (sometimes referred to as "alien terror"). No, you haven't skipped accidentally Canon records between "alien" and "alien: country: country" by Ridley Scott. Because this 1980 Italian scientific flick is an unofficial sequel to Scott's original in 1979. I need to foretell this saying that "Alien 2: On Earth" should always be shameless grabbing, as the goal was to take a stroll through the coats of the huge success that Alien enjoyed the announcement. Space horror led by a female, which remarkably balances tense suspension with the option of a full creature However, it sets a really high strip, but this film by Ciro Helito has never tried to make justice to Scott's vision in the first place.

It is also worth noting that "Alien 2: on Earth" is far from being just "Alien" knockout, but his brazen approach to pretending the following is what makes her premise frivolous. That said, can this film be fun, at least in the quintessential sense of the B-film, where every unintentional element inadvertently adds experience? Let's look closely at "Alien 2: On the Earth" to find out.

"Alien 2: On Earth" opens with the anticipation of the return of astronauts from a deep space mission, but the focus quickly switched to a woman named Telma Oyoj (Belinda Maine). Thelma is on television to talk about the caves (?), But suddenly he is tormented by a terrible vision of the future. Shortly thereafter, the craft (which was supposed to return safely) to a beach fall, releasing a strange, pulsating rock that is actually alien to masking. The faces are torn shortly after, and the "rock" somehow ends with the cave research team, Telma is part of. After the team descended deeper into the cave, Telma warned everyone about her vision, but as expected, no one listened. For a long time, chaos occurs.

None of this sounds objectively boring, but "Alien 2" somehow manages to make you sharply aware of its 92nd minute, as even the most climate moments are of immediacy. You should Feel afraid of Telma and her team, as they are essentially trapped in the complex cave system with a camouflaged top predator. But the urgency of the premise does not translate on the screen, as walking is weak even when the limited cases of Gore do things something interesting.

We must also keep in mind that the Ipolito made this film before being a trademark of Alien, so the goal was to imitate the premise and use the title of ghosts to attract as much attention as possible. As a result, the weak stories are woven around a few moments of horror-chorine, with very little effort deteriorated in, well, a lot.

Questions as these pulsating rocks move, or what their ultimate goal is, never resolve. We know that Telma's visions are associated with creatures, but what does this mental thread mean, or what does it mean? Obviously, none of this matters. This is a pseudo-extension that brings its "who cares?" Badge, doubling the illogical storytelling and an even more bizarre creature.

I think it is better to adhere to movies like "Pitch Black" or "Galaxy of Terror" if you are in the mood for "alien" knockouts that do not respect the original (and are really fun to watch).