USCSS MagnotWeyland Yutani’s research ship hit the large lawn next to Hall H of San Diego Comic Exhibition this weekend. Onlookers said they hope there is no danger on the ship because the containers have been sprinkled in the surrounding areas.
This is a very cool activated teasing that FX has put together for its new show, Alien: Earth,as well as Alien: Earth itself. The show will debut on August 12, centering on a crashed ship and all the horrors contained therein. One of them is the Alien, the killer and acid blood that everyone loves. But Xeno is not the only creature on Maginot. At least on the show. In Comic-Con, this is the main, but other teasing.
IO9 was lucky to have walked by Alien Earth Activating during the day of the scam, having an understanding, it’s only half the experience. You can also come back in the evening, something that was once bright, bright and open turned dark, dim and terrible. This is another more terrifying experience.
But even in daylight, the amount of work and detail of this activation is impressive. You entered through almost military devices surrounding the crash ship. Those classic containers alien Eggs are scattered nearby, and there are some new, weird yellow eggs. You enter the Muthur computer room, just like in the original movie, through two long corridors, both of which are torn to pieces by…things. Finally, you enter a large-scale research facility that provides hints about how many different species are collected on board, and ultimately ends up being welcomed by Xeno itself. Fortunately, we survived. This is a video of the experience.
Here are a few photos.
If you are in Comic-Con, Alien: Earth Located on Hilton Bayfront meadows, the exhibition opens Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a single experience, then a “Code Red” evening experience from 4:30 to 10 p.m. The daytime experience will also be open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday
Alien: Earth It will be on FX on August 12 and we will have more soon.
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