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People who are trying way too hard will tell you that the aliens have been coming for us since the days of prehistory, citing the existence of the pyramids, pictures of rockets in Mayan hieroglyphics, obscure biblical passages in which angels spawn freakish giant children with the daughters of men.
There are scattered reports of alien sightings from the 1950s, which surely are only coincidentally timed to the first appearance of horrific alien creatures in Hollywood movies and the arrival of Martians in the War of the Worlds hoax.
Alien noise reached a near fever pitch a couple decades back, thanks to a series of developments, some of which require quote marks and others which must be italicized.
Alien (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (4680 words)
As the alien has used the air-shafts to move about the ship, the crew proceed to cover every air-shaft vent and seal every bulkhead behind them, while Dallas enters the air-shafts with a flamethrower, intending to drive his prey into the airlock and to blow it into space.
An altar-like structure houses the alien embryo-eggs, and a hieroglyph depicts the alien's lifecycle.
An urban legend is that Sigourney Weaver keeps one of the alien "egg" props in her house.
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