The Alien: Romulus poster is a stunning return to form
It’s the birth of a new classic.
The hype doesn't seem to stop for Fede Álvarez's upcoming horror reboot Alien: Romulus, which now has a stunning official poster. Combining all the best features of the original Alien posters, the new design is an effortlessly eerie take on the classic film's iconic minimalist poster design.
It's certainly worthy of a place on our best film posters list, perfectly encapsulating the iconic cinematic legacy of the original films. It just goes to show what a cult following the franchise has – one simple poster featuring a drooling Xenomorph and fans are going wild.
(Want more Alien news? Read our interview with Alien: Rogue Incursion's art director.)
Like the original 1979 Alien poster, the new design takes a minimalist approach, using simple imagery and strong, graphic typography to give the poster a disturbingly desolate feel. "The poster isn't a pretentious mess like the Covenant one," u/Jessica-Ripley commented on the r/LV426 Subreddit. Fans on X were equally excited, with user @Patriots_Dude commenting "This poster is perfectly simple. I'm sold."
A visual treat for new and old fans alike, the Alien: Romulus poster is a promising peek at what the new film has to offer and I'm excited to see if it lives up to the hype as one of the best upcoming VFX films of 2024 and cements the xenomorph's status as one of the best movie monster designs.
For more Alien: Romulus news, check out the official trailer or take a look at Fede's cryptic teaser that features a creepy hidden image.
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Natalie is Creative Bloq's staff writer. With an eye for trending topics and a passion for internet culture, she brings you the latest in art and design news. A recent English Literature graduate, Natalie enjoys covering the lighter side of the news and brings a fresh and fun take to her articles. Outside of work (if she’s not glued to her phone), she loves all things music and enjoys singing sweet folky tunes.