The Alien series has had nine movies so far, with the release of Alien: Romulus. With that release, there's been a ramp-up in discussion about the series as a whole and just what are the best films. Here's the top 5 films in the Alien series. 5. Alien Covenant With Alien: Covenant, director Ridley
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Black Knight tries hard to be a Korean Mad Max. In fact, that's what the webtoon/manhwa this live-action Netflix series is based on basically did, and did it well on top of that. Alas, it seems like the director/writer had an attack of hubris and assumed that he could do better than the creator of
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