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File:The Alien Team.jpg|link=The Alien Team|'''''[[The Alien Team]]''''' is an American science fiction action-horror television series about six former members of a fictitious United Humans Army Special Forces unit working as soldiers of fortune aboard the commercial space tug ''Nostromo''. | File:The Alien Team.jpg|link=The Alien Team|'''''[[The Alien Team]]''''' is an American science fiction action-horror television series about six former members of a fictitious United Humans Army Special Forces unit working as soldiers of fortune aboard the commercial space tug ''Nostromo''. | ||
File:Dial Q for Quetzalcoatl.jpg|link=Dial Q for Quetzalcoatl|'''''[[Dial Q for Quetzalcoatl]]''''' is a 1954 American horror crime thriller film about a petty swindler who plans to murder his wife with the help of a mysterious winged monster. | |||
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Revision as of 08:42, 22 January 2024
Dial A for Alien is a neo-noir science fiction crime film directed by Alfred Hitchcock and Ridley Scott, starring Ray Milland, Grace Kelly, Sigourney Weaver, and Tom Skerritt.
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The Alien Team is an American science fiction action-horror television series about six former members of a fictitious United Humans Army Special Forces unit working as soldiers of fortune aboard the commercial space tug Nostromo.
Dial Q for Quetzalcoatl is a 1954 American horror crime thriller film about a petty swindler who plans to murder his wife with the help of a mysterious winged monster.
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External links
- Alien (film) @ Wikipedia
- Alien (1979) Theatrical Trailer @ YouTube
- Opening Scene @ YouTube
- Acid blood @ YouTube
- Brett - Right @ YouTube
- The Alien Appears Scene @ YouTube
- Chestburster Scene @ YouTube
- Chestburster Scene - ALIEN (1979) @ YouTube
- Xenomorph kills Brett @ YouTube
- Dallas Dies Scene @ YouTube
- "What is Special Order #937?" @ YouTube
- Ash explains his orders @ YouTube
- Alien: Ash Attacks Ripley @ YouTube
- Ripley's Underpants @ YouTube
- Ripley's Last Stand Scene @ YouTube
- Alien: Kills Supercut @ YouTube
- Director's Cut: Deleted Scenes @ YouTube
- Ellen find Dallas & Brett Cocooned Deleted Scene @ YouTube
- Tom Skerritt interview - "Alien" 1979 - Bobbie Wygant Archive @ YouTube
- Dial M for Murder @ Wikipedia
- Dial M for Murder - trailer @ YouTube
- Murder sequence @ YouTube
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- [ Post] @ Twitter (22 January 2024)
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