James Cameron’s “Aliens-1986-movie-posters/”>Aliens” does everything that a sequel is supposed to do; every component of the sci-fi classic is bigger and badder, from the firepower to the foes.
Picking up from Ridley Scott’s 1979 sci-fi horror “Alien” required more than just showing more extraterrestrials.
The setting expanded from the lonely space vessel the Nostromo to the exomoon Lv-426, its human colony wiped out by an unknown organism.
Viewers knew what kind of specimen annihilated the terraformers at Hadleys Hope, having been introduced to them seven years prior.
A concept poster for “Alien” alluded to a creature “so terrifying, they only exist in a nightmare …
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