All they want with us humans is to munch down on us [like a snack]. But don’t worry, they always take our heads off first… maybe they’d like to attend a crawfish boil instead? 🙂 No, I learned all this because over the past 4-5 days of being “iced in” here I spent time completing what has been referred to as the “Alien Quadrilogy”? I’m an “expert” on aliens now! Have you seen all four films contained in the “Alien” series yet? Comprising the original title “Alien”, “Aliens” was released a little later, then “Alien³“, and finally, the last film in the series, “Alien Resurrection” What I’ve come to know is these films had a purpose; there’s a sequence, a track one needs to follow to completely understand what happened here. Aliens have a thing for humans – they crave us kind of like we crave popcorn, but especially once our government fails us, which is the overriding theme in all four of the “Alien” films. [This is not a political post so I’m going to leave that for you to recognize, and decipher you will once you see what I saw on the silver screen in this compilation which takes place once Democrats have established a one world order under Socialism.] I found much parable playing in the background inside this series of films, reminds me of what’s going on in our society today.

Suffice to say that since humans first introduced themselves to Aliens from outer space they’ve had a thing for us – humans are downright tasty! Turns out we’re a dish fit for a connoisseur along several of the federation’s new outposts that transcend the galaxies, or anywhere we can find an Alien ilk… someone should have opened a restaurant serving up humans by now. 🙂

Very talented people from different walks of life – from writers to special effects folks [people like John Cameron] make this series one that will certainly go down in the history books from a video library perspective. In addition, author Allen Dean Foster’s original “Alien” novel has held up quite nicely through a technology test of time. From the beginning, casting a woman [in the role as Third Officer Ellen Ripley] as super-hero; this tall and lean athletic beauty plays both hero and villain, all rolled into one. Sigourney Weaver’s character showing off in braless tops and tiny panties all to fight aliens was pure genius by filmmakers [in my opinion]. After all, what man wouldn’t want to see that? Plus she proceeds to kick ass when compared to the men sporting heavy armor and military attire. I found the idea captivating and amusing. Women just know how to do that sort of stuff [while wearing almost nothing]; ladies have a way of taming the untamed… have you married guys out there even noticed? If not yet, I fear the condition may be paying a visit to an address near you soon. 🙂