Prometheus overcomplicated the Alien movie lore, and the franchise has yet to address all of those unanswered questions.

The average life cycle from egg to fully grown Xenomorph also varies as it can ... eggs are laid en masse by the queen. They ...

Thus, the xenomorph queen’s high heels work to subtly emphasize ... leading many Easter eggs and clever details to be noticed only after numerous viewings of a title.

Another unpleasant twist in the Xenomorph life cycle is that the PredAlien removes the need for an egg-laying queen. It simply opens its hideous jaws, latches its mouth over the host/terrified ...

As Ripley tries to rescue a young girl named Newt, she encounters the gigantic Alien queen — the xenomorph responsible for laying all of those eggs. Ripley's protracted final battle with the ...

The xenomorph begins life as an egg laid by the queen (at least according to Aliens, albeit like the first film Romulus suggests that a queen might not be always necessary). The egg then gestates ...

The most fearsome of all adult xenomorphs is the queen, towering and murderously ... There was also, controversially, a xenomorph-human hybrid creature in 1997’s fourth franchise installment ...

we can't start this exploration of the Xenomorph life cycle without the species' most basic form: the leathery (and rather large) eggs that were first seen in that memorable scene of the 1979 ...