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Louisiana pilot Felix Eugene Moncla Jr. disappeared in 1953 while serving in the United States Air Force after "intercepting a UFO".

So... 'aliens exist.'

Someone posted a still shot from a Ring Doorbell Camera and they are asking if they caught an alien in the frame.

Recent reports say that many politicians in the United States have genuine concern for the nation's security as it relates to the threat of UFO's. Lawmakers are holding the most secretive information close to the vest for now, as they believe the information will eventually be presented to the public.

Another episode of an unexplained large, loud, bright object over Shreveport and Bossier leave people with more questions than answers.

With special introduction by Sigourney Weaver!

The director and star of ‘Alien’ were blown away by North Bergen High School’s stage production of their classic horror film.

In a roundtable discussion with ‘The Hollywood Reporter,’ Ridley Scott announced (or let slip) that he thinks the xenomorph, the acid-bleeding, saliva-dripping, face-hugging star of the ‘Alien’ franchise and one of cinema’s iconic sci-fi/horror creations, may be approaching its final appearance.

A new Alien opens in theaters this Friday; Alien: Covenant is the first movie in the beloved sci-fi franchise since 2012’s Prometheus, and the first with the word “alien” in the title since 2007’s timeless classic Alien vs. Predator: Requiem. Audiences will decide whether Covenant is a worthy sequel (we liked it), but even if they do, the overwhelming odds are they will find it no better than the third best movie in the history of the series. That’s because the first two movies in the series — Ridley Scott’s Alien and James Cameron’s Aliens — are amongst the best sci-fi films ever made.

One week after another, Rick and Morty loves to extol the virtue of alcohol. The title adventurers next run afoul of the Alien universe in a new Covenant crossover clip, and you’ll never guess which of Rick’s favorite pastimes saves the day.

When someone says they’re going to keep doing something until they die, they’re usually being figurative. But it would seem that Ridley Scott, now at age 79, fully intends on making the Alien franchise into his tomb. It’s impressive enough that he’s forged the most gore-heavy entry this deep into both the series and his own career, but Scott’s not losing his edge any time soon. In a new interview with Yahoo, Scott spoke about the future of the Alien movies, and you might wanna put on some shades, because the future’s looking real bright.

Alien: Covenant hasn’t even hit theaters yet, but that doesn’t mean that Ridley Scott can rest on his laurels just yet. With Prometheus, he expanded the Alien universe, and with Covenant he’s poised to expand it some more. That leaves plenty of room for his prospective slate of future Alien films, starting with his Covenant follow-up, which is currently untitled, but will be ready to film in a little more than a year.

'Alien: Covenant', Sir Ridley Scott's next chapter in the Alien prequel series and sequel to 'Prometheus' comes out in three weeks. On The Late Show, Stephen Colbert had a surprise guest in a skit with him.

A group of people are riding their dirt bikes through the jungle, and one of them damn near hits a mysterious humanoid creature!

Although Noomi Rapace’s Dr. Elizabeth Shaw was one of the few survivors of Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, the prequel to Alien (and predecessor to the upcoming Alien: Covenant), reports from the production have repeatedly claimed Rapace would not reprise her role for the sequel. Back in January, Scott told the press that Shaw wouldn’t appear in Alien: Covenant, which is set 10 years after the events of Prometheus, when a new crew of doomed astronauts stumble upon a paradise planet whose sole inhabitant is David, Michael Fassbender’s robot character from Prometheus. There had been some talk about Rapace “briefly” reprising her role, but then Scott’s claimed that she would not.

The first glimpses from the set of Ridley Scott’s Prometheus sequel (and Alien prequel) Alien: Covenant keep coming quicker, like drips of acid from the gaping maw of a xenomorph hiding in a builkhead. We already saw a picture of the crew uniforms (along with a patch sporting the name of infamous Alien corporation, Weyland-Yutani), plus a few other scattered photos of abject and unspeakable horror. Hey, it’s an Alien movie. That comes with the territory.

Yesterday was “Alien Day,” the latest “holiday” concocted by studio marketing teams to continue interest in their franchises (see also: Star Wars Day, Force Friday and Back to the Future Day). The crass commercialization can almost be overlooked because Alien Day actually had some cool events for fans, including screenings with cast members and some cool new collectibles that only the luckiest fan

This thing is called a Black Dragonfish and unfortunately can be found in the Gulf Of Mexico. It can also be found in your worst of nightmares.

Did you ever think that you would look at the exterior of an ancient church and see a gargoyle of the Alien from the infamous 'Alien' film franchise? Well, it really does exist in Scotland.

Canada’s former minister of National Defense, Paul Hellyer, testified at the Citizen Hearing On Disclosure (CHD) last month in Washington D.C. that aliens are living among us and that it is likely at least two of them are working with the U.S. government. Yes, you read that right…he has TESTIFIED UNDER OATH that aliens are WORKING WITH THE U.S. GOVERNMENT!