For the 40th anniversary of Alien (1979), 20th Century Fox invited filmmakers to pitch original stories set in its world. More than 550 pitches came in, and six were chosen.
Alien: Ore is one of the six, written and directed by Vancouver's Spear Sisters and shot in a real mine outside the city. Lorraine, a veteran miner, uncovers something in the deep shafts and has to decide whether to get out or go back down and fight it. It runs ten minutes and never leaves the mine.
Those feelings of fear, claustrophobia and isolation in a new way.
The Spear Sisters · DirectorsAnything carrying the Alien name gets measured against the original, whose title and poster are among the best known in the genre. Our part was the title, the on-screen typography and the poster.