#bjorn icons

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Björn Ironside - Vikings

[mexicancat-girl]

Hunted for decent quality screenshots of Askeladd and Bjorn from season 1. It was harder to find scenes with them close enough together to make icons than I initially realized.

Edited down to 720x720 and 600x600 pixel icons. Free to use for anyone's askebjorn needs.

(ID and episode numbers in alt text)

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[thornaelle]

I made these chibi icons for my Pathfinder party to use as tokens on our virtual tabletop.

They are Bjorn Thunderspeaker, Duzz Drumming aka ✨The Great Madame Babache✨, Tass (better known as Fluffy to everyone who doesn't currently want him dead) and Rosario Valentina Isabella di Acanto Sabella. They are in charge of a circus and maybe saving the world, and are also somehow not dead yet. How any of these things have occurred is a bit of a mystery.

[wendyius666]

Names i like - ASPEN

[icons444]

same guy, different fonts.

like or reblog if u save <3

[dreamrutine]

╰   ––––––– ✧   FINISHED COMMISSION

( ♡ ) by clicking on the SOURCE LINK you will be redirected to 250 gif icons + 35 extra gif icons making it 285 ( 80px ) of 𝐁𝐉𝐎𝐑𝐍 𝐌𝐎𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐍 (bjorn mosten) in LOVE AND ANARCHY SEASON 2. he was born in 1997 so cast him accordingly. all of them were made by me from scratch, please do not repost them or claim them as your own. TW: BODY IMAGE, DRINK, KISSES.

BASIC RULES:

PLEASE DO NOT use them for crackships.

if you crop/resize/change them ASK ME FOR PERMISSION

PLEASE DO NOT use them to rp something weird / krps / smut rps / or wattpad

reblog if you use or like them !!! ( or you can buy me some coffee if you can / want )

[perr-m]

Bjorn and Johnny Mac! The Golden Age Of Tennis!!! I was in it. :)))

[oracleofseasonsing]

new url again 🤌 cannot settle on an online identity 🤌 it's fine it's fine I like this one better now it might stick for a while 🤌

[cherrygirlystuff]

The Soundtrack to Your Indie Nostalgia: Iconic Tracks from the 2000s You Forgot You Loved 🎧

Hey there, babe! 💖 Ready for a blast from the past? We’re talking about those unforgettable indie tracks from the 2000s that totally defined an era—songs that you might have forgotten but definitely need back on your playlist. Whether you were dancing in your room to them or discovered them on a mixtape from a crush, these tracks are pure nostalgia gold. So grab your headphones, get cozy, and let’s dive into the ultimate indie throwback playlist! 🌟

1. "Maps" by Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Let’s kick things off with a song that’s equal parts raw emotion and indie cool. “Maps” by Yeah Yeah Yeahs was that track you’d play on repeat when you were feeling all the feels. Karen O’s voice? Pure magic. This song has that bittersweet vibe that perfectly captures the indie spirit of the 2000s.

Why You Loved It: The simplicity of the lyrics paired with that haunting guitar riff made this a must-have on any playlist. It’s the kind of song that makes you nostalgic for nights spent staring at the ceiling, thinking about love and life.

Bring It Back: Play it when you need a good cry or when you just want to feel all the deep emotions. Trust me, it still hits hard.

2. "Young Folks" by Peter Bjorn and John

Remember that whistling? 🎶 “Young Folks” by Peter Bjorn and John was the indie anthem that you couldn’t get out of your head—and honestly, who would want to? It’s catchy, fun, and instantly takes you back to carefree summer days.

Why You Loved It: The whistling intro was iconic, and the lyrics were all about youthful freedom. Plus, it had that cool, laid-back vibe that was perfect for any chill hangout.

Bring It Back: Add it to your playlist for road trips, picnics, or just when you’re feeling nostalgic for simpler times.

3. "Banquet" by Bloc Party

If you were into the indie scene, “Banquet” by Bloc Party was probably your jam. It’s high-energy, danceable, and has that edgy, post-punk feel that was everywhere in the mid-2000s. This track is perfect for when you’re in the mood to get up and move.

Why You Loved It: That infectious beat and Kele Okereke’s intense vocals made this song an instant classic. It was the kind of track that could get any indie dance floor going.

Bring It Back: Perfect for your workout playlist or when you need to get hyped before a night out. It still has that irresistible energy.

4. "Such Great Heights" by The Postal Service

Ah, “Such Great Heights”—the song that probably played during your most introspective moments. This track by The Postal Service is a beautiful blend of indie pop and electronic sounds, making it a standout from the era.

Why You Loved It: The lyrics are poetic, the melody is dreamy, and it has that hopeful yet melancholic vibe that just gets you. It’s like a warm, sonic hug.

Bring It Back: Play it when you’re in the mood for some self-reflection or need a soundtrack for a rainy day. It’s the perfect mix of chill and emotional.

5. "Heartbeats" by The Knife

You might remember this one more for the José González acoustic cover, but the original “Heartbeats” by The Knife is where the magic started. It’s a synth-pop gem that was ahead of its time, with an otherworldly sound that’s still mesmerizing today.

Why You Loved It: The combination of Karin Dreijer’s unique voice and the dreamy electronic production made it a standout. It’s one of those songs that feels both nostalgic and futuristic at the same time.

Bring It Back: Great for late-night drives or when you want to lose yourself in the music. It’s a track that transports you to another place.

6. "Sleepyhead" by Passion Pit

“Sleepyhead” by Passion Pit is like a sugar rush in song form. It’s high-energy, with shimmering synths and falsetto vocals that make you want to dance like nobody’s watching. This track is pure indie electro-pop joy.

Why You Loved It: It’s impossible to feel down when this song is playing. The infectious beat and whimsical production made it a favorite for parties and spontaneous dance sessions.

Bring It Back: Perfect for your feel-good playlist or when you need a little pick-me-up. It’s like musical caffeine!

7. "We Are Your Friends" by Justice vs. Simian

A track that’s basically synonymous with indie sleaze parties, “We Are Your Friends” by Justice vs. Simian was the anthem for any night out. With its repetitive, chant-like vocals and heavy beat, it was the ultimate party starter.

Why You Loved It: The simple, catchy lyrics made it easy to sing along to, and the beat was impossible to resist. It was all about that collective energy—something we’re all missing a bit these days.

Bring It Back: Throw it on at your next (virtual) hangout, or just blast it when you’re getting ready to go out. It’s the ultimate hype track.

8. "Crystalised" by The xx

If moody, minimalist indie was your vibe, then “Crystalised” by The xx was definitely on your playlist. This track is all about atmosphere, with its sparse instrumentation and haunting vocals. It’s the kind of song that makes you feel things.

Why You Loved It: The xx had this incredible ability to say so much with so little. “Crystalised” was a masterclass in creating emotion through simplicity.

Bring It Back: Perfect for late-night listening or when you’re in a reflective mood. It’s a song that draws you in and doesn’t let go.

9. "Time to Pretend" by MGMT

“Time to Pretend” by MGMT is the ultimate indie anthem about the highs and lows of rockstar life. With its soaring synths and bittersweet lyrics, it’s a track that perfectly captures the feeling of dreaming big while staying grounded in reality.

Why You Loved It: It’s nostalgic, aspirational, and a bit melancholic all at once. The contrast between the upbeat sound and the introspective lyrics made it a standout.

Bring It Back: Play it when you’re in the mood to reminisce about dreams and realities. It’s a great track for reflecting on life’s ups and downs.

10. "First Day of My Life" by Bright Eyes

Finally, we couldn’t end this list without “First Day of My Life” by Bright Eyes. This track is pure indie folk magic, with its simple acoustic guitar and heartfelt lyrics. It’s the kind of song that feels like a warm, comforting hug.

Why You Loved It: The sincerity in Conor Oberst’s voice and the simplicity of the arrangement made it a favorite for anyone who appreciates raw, honest songwriting.

Bring It Back: Perfect for those cozy, introspective moments, or when you just want to feel a little bit of indie nostalgia.

Final Vibes, Babe: Bring the Nostalgia Back

There you have it—ten iconic indie tracks from the 2000s that you probably forgot you loved, but totally need back on your playlist. These songs aren’t just music; they’re memories, emotions, and a whole vibe that defined an era. So go ahead, dive into this playlist, and let the nostalgia wash over you.

Which track are you most excited to rediscover? Let me know in the comments, and if you have any other forgotten indie gems, drop them below! Let’s keep the indie nostalgia alive, babe! 💿✨

[songsandsagas]

Frostmark Campaign - Session 0 (Part 2 of 2)

System: Ironsworn, by Shawn Tomkin

Aevar

For my Ironsworn project, which I call my Frostmark Campaign, I have decided to bring life to Aevar the Grizzeld Veteran, one of the iconic characters presented in Eric Bright's excellent fan-made supplement for the Ironsworn RPG, Ironsmith.

Aevar's stats:

Edge: 1

Heart: 2

Iron: 3

Shadow: 1

Wits: 2

Aevar's Assets:

Ironclad (Heavy)

Skirmisher

Veteran

Description:

Weary, thoughtful, and cautious

Aevar's Bonds:

Ylva the Ironclad, trader

Thrain, village elder of Frostmark

Kari, mystic healer

Aevar's Vow (Extreme):

Aevar swears an iron vow to Thrain the Elder to find and eliminate Bjorn the Ironblooded, a chieftain who rules over several bands of raiders from Helskor Keep, his formidable stronghold on the northern coast.

Notes:

I predict a military-style campaign with generous use of the Battle mechanic for large-scale fights.

I'm also interested in Aevar's relationship with Ylva the Ironclad. Like Aevar, Ylva is past her prime, yet she still puts on a suit of armor each day to face the hardships of the Ironlands. I suspect a romantic bond between Aevar and Ylva, or potentially a "love triangle" between Aevar, Ylva, and mystical healer Kari.

[zzeldasnowward]

BDay Quiz Answers - 2023

Spoilers under the cut!!

Moorland Quiz Who owns the Moorland Stables? 1- The Moorland Family What are the names of all the Soul Riders? 1- Alex, Linda, Lisa and Anne What is the name of the mine next to Moorland? 3- Demascus Mine Which of the following people is a witch? 3- Mrs. Holdsworth What is the Bobcat Girls club color? 2- Pink What is the name of the Moorland Stables stablehand? 3- Maya Who is Loretta’s best friend? 2- Tan

Fort Pinta Quiz Fort Pinta was originally which color? 2- Buttercup Yellow When did Jon Jarl arrive in Jorvik? 2- 1218 What is the name of the other fort in Jorvik? 1- Fort Maria What colours are on the Jorvik flag? 1- Green, white & blue Who arrived latest to Jorvik? 1- Jon Jarl What is the name of James’s sister? 1- Alex What is the name of James’s plush toy dragon? 2- Token

Nilmers Highland Quiz Which of these is not a power possessed by the Soul Riders? 2- Ice Magic Where is Ydris from? 2- Pandoria Ydris has been known to entertain the masses by turning people into what animal? 3- Golden Horse What is Fripp? 3- A cosmic being What breed of horse is Zee? 2- Pandorian Horse Who hasn’t imprisoned Galloper Thompson? 2- The Vala Witches Which of these is not a power possessed by the Dark Riders? 3- Conjuring Illusions (star stable thats incorrect jays 'puppets' are illusions)

Silverglade Village Quiz What is the name of the great castle outside of the village? 2- Silverglade Castle Which breed is known for its royal history? 3- Knabstrupper Who is the current owner of the Great castle outside the village? 1- The Baroness What is the name of Katja’s very first released song? 1- Dark Riders What is the name of the resident tailor? 2- Daxton What is Marley’s last name? 1- Summers Who is the current Queen of Jorvik? 1- There is no queen

Firgrove Quiz Why does Firgrove have a large wooden walls? 1- Wolves Who was Mississippi Jones? 3- An adventurer What was the name of the bear that used to live just south in the Bear Cave? 1- Bjorn What trail ride is known to go up the large mountain near Firgrove? 1- The Red String Trail What region is believed to have talking horses? 1- Wildwoods What is the name of Firgrove’s Shepherd? 1- Andy What is the name of the valley north of Valedale? 3- Valley of the Hidden Dinosaur

Starshine Ranch Quiz Which horse is known for running the fastest quarter-mile race? 1- American Quarter Horse Who founded Starshine Ranch? 1- Carl Peterson Which of these horses are usually NOT associated with Western Riding? 1- English Thoroughbred How many barrels are used in a barrel race? 2- 3 (Three) What is the name of Josh’s horse? 3- Pearl Hart What’s the name of the adventurous dog that used to hang around Starshine Ranch? 3- Atlas What is the name of the big black bull who guards the ranch animals against wolves? 2- Bulgore (the trans icon we love bulgore on this blog)

[opulentsims]

🕊️ Destiny Sinclair 🕊️

This 17 year old style icon is certainly carving out her place in the messy scene of San Myshuno's elite.

She enjoys relaxing spa days with her girlfriends, shopping for new looks and trying out every new restaurant that pops up in the city.

But life isn't all that easy for this young socialite. Her mom's political career means that all eyes are on her and her brother Darius... and they can't wait for them to slip up.

[xsulsulnooboo]

New sims townies ideas

1. Amara Vasquez

• Aesthetic: Bohemian

• Traits: Loves Outdoors, Creative, Cheerful

• Aspiration: Freelance Botanist (Gardener)

• Origin: Mexico

• Appearance: Wears flowy, earth-toned clothes, lots of handmade jewelry, and has long, wavy black hair. She has a warm, glowing complexion and often walks barefoot.

• Backstory: Amara was born in a small town in Mexico, surrounded by nature and wildflowers.

She spent her childhood outdoors, fascinated by plants and their healing properties. Now, she lives in a cozy home with a wild garden in the city, making her own herbal remedies. Amara's dream is to open an apothecary shop and teach others about natural healing.

2. Sakura Tanaka

• Aesthetic: Cyberpunk

• Traits: Genius, Ambitious, Loner

• Aspiration: Chief of Mischief

• Origin: Japan

• Appearance: Sakura has neon-colored hair (often pink or blue), sharp makeup, and futuristic, tech-inspired clothing. She's lean with a cool, detached vibe, always wearing a headset or high-tech accessories.

• Backstory: Born in Tokyo, Sakura was always fascinated by technology. She became a top hacker in the underground scene, making a name for herself in the virtual world. Despite her rebellious streak, Sakura's main goal is to fight corruption in the corporate world, though she's willing to bend the rules to do so.

3. Mia Rossi

• Aesthetic: High Fashion / Chic

• Traits: Snob, Self-Assured, Perfectionist

• Aspiration: World-Famous Celebrity

• Origin: Italy

• Appearance: Mia has flawless skin, sharp cheekbones, and always wears the latest fashion trends. She prefers sleek, form-fitting dresses, bold makeup, and high heels, with platinum blonde hair styled to perfection.

• Backstory: Raised in Milan, Italy, Mia always dreamed of the runway. She worked hard to climb the fashion industry ladder, and now she's a well-known model and fashion icon. Mia is driven by fame and success, but she also has a secret passion for designing her own clothing line.

4. Aisha Carter

• Aesthetic: Athletic / Streetwear

• Traits: Active, Bro, Outgoing

• Aspiration: Bodybuilder

• Origin: USA (Atlanta)

• Appearance: Athletic build, muscular arms, and legs. She wears stylish athletic gear, often in bold colors, with her hair in braids or a high ponytail. Her style is a mix of streetwear and gym clothes.

• Backstory: Growing up in Atlanta, Aisha was always into sports. She played basketball in high school and eventually became a personal trainer.

Her goal is to open her own gym and inspire young women to embrace fitness and strength. Aisha is all about community and often organizes local sports events.

5. Leonardo "Leo" De Luca

• Aesthetic: Classic Italian / Sophisticated

• Traits: Romantic, Family-Oriented, Ambitious

• Aspiration: Successful Lineage

• Origin: Italy

• Appearance: Slicked-back dark brown hair, a well-groomed beard, and sharp, tailored suits. He exudes confidence and style, often accessorizing with watches and leather shoes.

• Backstory: Born into a wealthy family in Florence, Italy, Leonardo grew up appreciating fine art, good food, and family values. Now a successful businessman, he balances his corporate life with a deep desire to build a close-knit family of his own.

He dreams of being a role model for his future children, passing down his love for culture and tradition.

6. Jamal Thompson

• Aesthetic: Hip Hop / Urban Streetwear

• Traits: Music Lover, Creative, Outgoing

• Aspiration: Musical Genius

• Origin: USA (Brooklyn)

• Appearance: Jamal has dreadlocks, wears oversized hoodies, gold chains, and streetwear brands. He has a laid-back, cool demeanor, with tattoos that reflect his artistic and cultural roots.

• Backstory: Raised in Brooklyn, New York, Jamal always had a deep connection with hip-hop culture. He began writing rap lyrics and producing beats as a teen, inspired by the rhythm of city life.

His dream is to become a world-famous rapper and producer, using his music to inspire and tell stories from his community.

7. Bjorn Eriksen

• Aesthetic: Outdoorsy / Adventurer

• Traits: Loves Outdoors, Active, Loner

• Aspiration: Outdoor Enthusiast

• Origin: Norway

• Appearance: Tall and muscular with a rugged, weathered look. He has a beard and long blonde hair tied in a bun, often wearing practical outdoor gear like flannel shirts, cargo pants, and hiking boots.

• Backstory: Bjorn grew up in the rugged landscapes of Norway, where he learned to appreciate the power and beauty of nature. He's an avid hiker, fisher, and survivalist, often disappearing into the mountains for days at a time.

Bjorn prefers solitude and is happiest when he's surrounded by forests, lakes, and wildlife. His dream is to travel the world and conquer every major mountain.

8. Ethan Park

• Aesthetic: Tech-Savvy / Modern Geek

• Traits: Genius, Geek, Ambitious

• Aspiration: Computer Whiz

• Origin: South Korea

• Appearance: Wears graphic t-shirts, hoodies, and glasses. He has short, neatly styled black hair, and he's always carrying a laptop or some sort of gadget. He has a casual, nerdy look, but with a sharp edge when it comes to his work.

• Backstory: Ethan was born in Seoul, South Korea, but moved to Silicon Valley to pursue his dream of working in the tech industry. A programming prodigy, he's working on a start-up that he hopes will revolutionize the gaming world. Though he's a bit socially awkward, Ethan is determined to become a leading tech innovator, while staying connected to his geeky hobbies like gaming and comic books.

[themovieblogonline]

Alien: Romulus Review: An Atmospheric & Terrifying Gem

Alien: Romulus, directed by Fede Álvarez, is a thrilling new chapter in the Alien franchise, deftly balancing the elements of science fiction, action, and horror that have defined this iconic series. Serving as a standalone interquel between Alien (1979) and Aliens (1986), this film plunges viewers into a claustrophobic nightmare that both honors its predecessors and stakes its own claim within the franchise. The film is set against the desolate and oppressive backdrop of space, in which a group of young space colonists stumble upon a derelict space station that harbors a deadly secret. The story begins with a drone space probe discovering an organic object among the wreckage of the USCSS Nostromo. At a secret facility, the dormant Xenomorph within the object has become unleashed, posing a lethal potential. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0XDEhP4MQs The narrative focuses on Rain Carradine (Cailee Spaeny), an orphan working on the mining colony Jackson's Star. Rain’s adoptive brother Andy (David Jonsson), a reprogrammed synthetic, is central to her survival. When Rain's contract is unexpectedly extended, she teams up with her ex-boyfriend Tyler (Archie Renaux), his pregnant sister Kay (Isabela Merced), his cousin Bjorn (Spike Fearn), and Bjorn’s girlfriend Navarro (Aileen Wu) to escape to the more hospitable planet Yvaga. The group’s goal: salvage cryonic stasis chambers from a derelict spacecraft. The space station's cold, dark corridors amplify the impeccably crafted atmosphere of tension and impending doom in the film. Every single moment of screen time feels grimy and gross. It's one of the most atmospheric movies that I have ever seen. The cast delivers strong performances that add depth to the film’s relentless pace and intense atmosphere. Cailee Spaeny shines as Rain, portraying her with a mix of vulnerability and resilience that anchors the narrative. David Jonsson as Andy provides a nuanced performance, especially as his character grapples with the implications of his reprogramming and subsequent reset to Weyland-Yutani's directives. Archie Renaux's Tyler is compelling as a flawed but courageous leader, and Isabela Merced brings emotional complexity to Kay, particularly in the later scenes involving the Prometheus strain. Spike Fearn and Aileen Wu round out the cast with solid performances, adding to the group's dynamic and tension-filled interactions. Fede Álvarez’s direction is masterful, capturing the essence of Ridley Scott's original vision while injecting fresh elements that keep the franchise alive and relevant. The visual effects are top-notch, with the Xenomorphs rendered in terrifying detail. The derelict space station Romulus is a character in itself, its labyrinthine structure and decaying interiors heightening the sense of dread. Álvarez skillfully uses lighting and sound to build suspense, making excellent use of shadows and silence to keep audiences on edge. The film’s action sequences are intense and well-choreographed, maintaining a relentless pace that never feels rushed or overwhelming. Alien: Romulus explores familiar themes of survival, corporate greed, and the ethics of artificial intelligence. This is something that the franchise does so well. It explores themes that are way deeper than one would imagine a film about aliens would get and Romulus is no different. Overall: Alien: Romulus is a gripping addition to the beloved saga, blending horror, action, and sci-fi elements in a way that feels both fresh and familiar. Álvarez has created a film that pays homage to its roots while forging its own path, with strong performances, stunning visuals, and a story that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Read the full article

[themosleyreview]

The Mosley Review: Alien: Romulus

Since the dawn of time and creation of the science fiction genre, there have been 3 pillars that have stood the tallest: the parasite, the hunter and artificial intelligence. Each pillar has been represented by 3 of the greatest icons known as the Alien, the Predator and Terminator. All 3 have crossed each other in comics, 2 of them fought in film and only 1 has truly returned to it’s former glory. Terminator needs more time in the factory while the film Prey has taken the Predator franchise back into the right direction. Less is more and that lesson was on full display here in this new entry into the Alien franchise. Like most of you, I was disappointed by the events of Alien: Covenant and I have been begging for the franchise to return to its horror / claustrophobic roots and it finally happened. What I truly loved about this film was not only its directly connection to the 1979 classic, but how it puts us right back into the familiar, harsh and unnerving atmosphere. The consistent tone of dread was welcomed as the story unravels from its heartfelt beginnings and quickly descends into the harsh and brutal nightmare. The many Easter eggs were fun to catch in the corners of the frames and there is a reveal that worked for the lore, but was still a funky in execution. Either way, this was everything I wanted this film to be and the wonderful cast led us through it brilliantly.

The amount of immersion the cast brought was fantastic as they weren't science officers or soldiers, but just normal people trying to make it out of a tough life. Cailee Spaeny is quickly becoming a talent to keep an eye out for. As Rain, she brings that innocence and hope to the film as she strives to make a new life for herself and her surrogate brother. I loved how she balanced the amount of terror and strength she felt in the most harrowing moments of the film. She truly studied what made Ellen Ripley so great from the first film. David Jonsson was outstanding as her surrogate brother Andy. I was completely taken off guard by his reveal early in the film and I kinda want to keep it that way for you. I'll say that throughout the film, he delivers a challenging performance that has so many elements of human expression while keeping the same look on his face throughout. Even with his sometimes cold and analytical way, he still had a charm to him that wasn't as cold as perceived at first. Archie Renaux was great as the leader of the crew, Tyler and the emotional journey he goes through in one scene was painful and well acted. Isabela Merced was great as Tyler's sister, Kay and I enjoyed the chemistry between her and Rain the most. Key gets to witness some of the most terrifying and grotesque moments of the film and I loved every second of remarkable performance. Spike Fearn was a proper jerk as Bjorn and he keeps the tension high with his attitude towards Andy. He was a great antagonistic protagonist that you wouldn't mind seeing get hurt. Aileen Wu was fun as Navarro and I liked her connection with the crew overall. As you've seen from the teaser and poster, she becomes the star of the show and gets become another participant of an iconic moment in all Alien films.

The score by Benjamin Wallfisch was wonderfully unnerving and delivers on some of the jump scares and thrills. I loved the uses of almost all the themes from the past Alien films being used in select moments as they play right on cue with the visual references. What has been the staple of the Alien franchise is the amount of practical effects and use of CGI when absolutely necessary. This film sticks to that rule and I loved every second we spent on the sets and with the actual Xenopmorph. The film answers the many questions of the creature and adds new lore by showing you more about the Xenomorph and I felt like a student in the best way. Like I said before, the practical effects are on point, but the use of CGI for a certain character in the film was great for the lore, but sticks out like a sore thumb. It works visually, but it looks bad compared to the rest of the work in the film. Director Fede Álvarez has been one of my favorite horror director's since his gnarly 2013 Evil Dead and he brought that same quality of brutality and excellence to this newest entry of the beloved franchise. This was truly one of the best Alien films in a long time and I can't recommend it enough. Let me know what you thought of the film or my review in the comments below. Thanks for reading!