Classic Sci-Fi Horror Poetry

Rating: Null/10 (30 September 1999)

Superb visual motifs slowly unwinding...a space-cast ensemble unexpectedly facing an Alien horror...Giger's merging of the techno-organic, evoking disturbing images from the darkness of our psyche...alien "face-huggers" implanting seeds of destruction, foreshadowing pugnacious infants bursting from frail humanity...corporate androids plotting schemes of greed...the monstrous Alien lurking within Nostromo's dark, steamy corridors...silently waiting with machine-like sets of saliva- drooling teeth...prepared to rip flesh and dismember limbs... the heroine Ripley victorious....the Alien forcefully ejected into the blackness of space...we have all suffered.