The success of Alien: Romulus on the big screen has left fans wanting more, and Fede Alvarez has the solution

With its mix of horror and science fiction, the film managed to capture the attention of audiences and critics, leading 20th Century Studios to consider a sequel. Fede Álvarez, the director behind this success, is already exploring new ideas to continue the story of the characters Rain and Andy.

A look at what lies ahead

In a recent interview with THRSteve Asbell, head of production at 20th Century Studios, shared exciting details about the future of the franchise. “We’re working on an idea for the sequel right now. We have not completely closed our agreement with Fede [Álvarez]but here we areand he has an idea that we are developing.”

The main characters, Rain and Andy, played by Cailee Spaeny Yes David Johnsonwill play a central role in the continuation of this story. Asbell noted, “The two survivors were the real highlights of the film. I’m always thinking about, “Where do they want to see it go next?” We know there will be aliens and big moments of horror.’” This phrase resonates with the very essence of the Alien saga, promising more surprises and twists that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.

The vision of Fede Álvarez

Álvarez isn’t just interested in the business aspect of a sequel; Its focus lies in tell a solid story. “Yes, I absolutely can. [proponer una secuela en este momento]. We tend to do it naturally, without thinking about the consequences. For us the films have not become franchises or sequels,” commented the director.

In Alien: Romulus, a group of young space colonists face a feared alien organism in a desolate space. This premise captivated viewers, and it seems clear to Álvarez that the story must evolve consistently. “Once we finished, we started thinking, ‘What do you think will happen when and if they get to Yvaga?’ Will it be a good place? Or will it be terrible?”

Expectations and strategies

Álvarez’s philosophy is clear: sequels must arise from public demand and interest. “You should never make a sequel in two years. You have to let the audience really want it.” This perspective reminds fans that the legacy of Alien and its sequel, Aliens, were built on a period of waiting, creating anticipation that can only be matched by compelling storytelling.

Fede Álvarez also mentioned the importance of let time pass to observe the audience’s reaction. “We think about what could happen and whether the public wants to know what happens next.” His attention to story and emotional connection with characters is what sets him apart as a visionary storyteller.

A promising future

With all these ideas in play, expectations are high for what the Alien: Romulus sequel could deliver. The combination of horror and science fiction elements, along with well-developed characters, was key to the film’s initial success. As plans move forward, fans can’t help but wonder: What new surprises and terrors does the alien universe have in store for us?

In the end, what is clear is that both Fede Álvarez and his creative team have an unwavering commitment to delivering something that is not only a commercial success, but also maintains the narrative integrity which made the Alien saga a timeless classic. The evolution of Rain and Andy promises to be an exciting and terrifying journey that will keep fans on the edge of their seats.