20th Century Fox is going back to the one place no one can hear you scream: xxx outer space with the first trailer for the highly-anticipated Alien: Romulus. The new film from Evil Dead remake and Don’t Breathe filmmaker Fede Alvarez is set between the franchise’s first two films: 1979’s Alien and 1986’s Aliens.  The studio has also released a new poster and images from the film featuring Cailee Spaeny as Rain Carradine, Isabela Merced as Kay and David Jonsson as Andy.  Alien: Romulus is slated to hit theaters August 16, which will place it in direct competition with Kevin Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2.  The sci-fi thriller’s trailer begins with a space ship flying towards a space station, along with glimpses of the seemingly-abandoned space station.

20th Century Fox is going back to the one place no one can hear you scream: outer space with the first trailer for the highly-anticipated Alien : Romulus. The studio has also released a new poster and images from the film featuring Cailee Spaeny as Rain Carradine, Isabela Merced as Kay and David Jonsson as Andy. Alien: Romulus is slated to hit theaters August 16, which will place it in direct competition with Kevin Costner ‘s Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 2 The opening shots are very reminiscent of the opening moments of Ridley Scott’s original Alien. As the camera moves throughout the space station, we can faintly hear people talking…

as the conversations get more and more intense. The camera then pans to a pod of some sort, which is covered in blood as we can hear a woman screaming. A male voice is heard saying simply, ‘Run,’ as we see the iconic Facehugger creatures from the original chasing after a character. There are also several shots of people walking or running, though there are only brief glimpses of their faces. We ultimately get better looks at Andy, Kay and Rain, plus another shot of a Facehugger finding a new victim.

The final shot offers a close-up look at Rain, intensely surveying her surroundings with a huge gun, porn before she looks up and the iconic Xenomorph opens its jaws. Director Alvarez offered some more insight into the highly-anticipated film in a new interview with Variety, including when exactly the film is set in the 57 years between Alien and Aliens. The trailer begins with a space ship flying towards a space station, xxx along with glimpses of the seemingly-abandoned space station.

A male voice is heard saying simply, ‘Run,’ as we see the iconic Facehugger creatures from the original chasing after a character We ultimately get better looks at Andy (above), Kay and Rain, plus another shot of a Facehugger finding a new victim The final shot offers a close-up look at Rain, intensely surveying her surroundings with a huge gun, before she looks up and the iconic Xenomorph opens its jaws ‘(The adult movie) takes 20 years after the first one, and for me, I don’t see it as upsetting the canon,’ Alvarez admitted.