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Alien[related: Aliens]

Sci-fi horror film from 1979 directed by Ridley Scott prior to his work on Blade Runner. Alien centers on an acid-blooded face-fucking double-mouthed extraterrestrial species designed by the spooky Swiss recluse H.R. Giger ^[1] The film's critically-lauded 1986 sequel--simply, Aliens--was directed by the adventurous auteur [[terminator|James Cameron] ^[2].

↑ The second instance of Cameron taking the directorial helm of an established franchise following 1982's Piranha 2: The Spawning.
↑ Originally discovered and delivered from obscurity by the Chilean director and spiritual guru Alejandro Jodorowsky.

[1] The second instance of Cameron taking the directorial helm of an established franchise following 1982's Piranha 2: The Spawning.

[2] Originally discovered and delivered from obscurity by the Chilean director and spiritual guru Alejandro Jodorowsky.

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+'''''Alien''[related: ''Aliens'']'''
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+Sci-fi horror film from 1979 directed by [[blade-runner|Ridley Scott]] prior to his work on [[blade-runner|Blade Runner]]. ''Alien'' centers on an acid-blooded face-fucking double-mouthed extraterrestrial species designed by the spooky Swiss recluse H.R. Giger <ref> The second instance of Cameron taking the directorial helm of an established franchise following 1982's ''Piranha 2: The Spawning''. </ref> The film's critically-lauded 1986 sequel--simply, ''Aliens''--was directed by the adventurous auteur [[terminator|James Cameron] <ref> Originally discovered and delivered from obscurity by the Chilean director and spiritual guru
-<strong>
+[[alejandro-jodorowsky|Alejandro Jodorowsky]]. </ref>.
-<em>
-Alien
-</em>
-[related:
-<em>
-Aliens
-</em>]
-</strong>
-<br/>
-Sci-fi horror film from 1979 directed by
-[[blade-runner|Ridley Scott]]
-prior to his work on
-[[blade-runner|Blade Runner]].
-<em>
-Alien
-</em>
-centers on an acid-blooded face-fucking double-mouthed extraterrestrial species designed by the spooky Swiss recluse H.R. Giger
-<sup>
-</sup>. The film's critically-lauded 1986 sequel - simply,
-<em>
-Aliens
-</em>- was directed by the adventurous auteur
-[[terminator|James Cameron]
-<sup>
-</sup>.
-</p>
-<div class="footnote">
-<p>
-<sup>
-</sup>
-The second instance of Cameron taking the directorial helm of an established franchise following 1982's
-<em>
-Piranha 2: The Spawning
-</em>.</p>
-<p>
-<sup>
-</sup>
-Originally discovered and delivered from obscurity by the Chilean director and spiritual guru
-[[alejandro-jodorowsky|Alejandro Jodorowsky]].
-</p>
-</div>