Alien: Romulus is an intense sci-fi horror film that continues the legacy of the Alien franchise. It is rated R for its graphic violence, strong language, and intense scenes. The film features a mix of action and horror elements, making it suitable for mature audiences.
Sex & Nudity
- There are no explicit sexual scenes.
- A woman is briefly shown in her underwear.
- Some verbal references to sex occur, but nothing graphic is depicted.
Violence & Gore
- The film contains severe violence and gore typical of the Alien series.
- Graphic depictions include chestbursts, blood spatters, monster attacks, impalings, and characters being burned by acid.
- There are numerous jump scares and intense peril throughout the movie.
- Characters face vicious alien attacks, including a face-hugger attaching to a character’s face and an alien bursting out of someone’s chest.
Profanity
- The language used in the film is strong and frequent.
- Notable profanities include “f–k,” “motherf—-r,” “s–t,” “a–hole,” “bitch,” “twat,” “d–k,” and exclamations like “Jesus Christ.”
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
- Mild references to alcohol use are present.
- Teenage characters can be seen smoking cigarettes or possibly cannabis early in the movie.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- The film includes severe frightening moments with jump scares and intense sequences that may be overwhelming for sensitive viewers.
- Strong flashing lights are used in some scenes which could affect photosensitive individuals.
Positive Messages While primarily focused on horror and survival themes, the film also presents commentary on corporate greed versus human well-being. It raises questions about moral priorities regarding who should be saved in dire situations.
