Since "Alien" was born more than forty years ago and we first saw the horrible creatures on our screens, the franchise has become one of the biggest hits ever present in the entertainment industry. From vicious life forms that hunt down innocent crew members in space to parasitism that latches on your face, "aliens" have a lot to fear, but you can also experience a lot.

The first film "Aliens" begins with the crew of the spacecraft Nostromo, where they encounter a deadly life form while investigating a mysterious transmission. Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) is the protagonist who must find a way to escape the creature after wreaking havoc on the ship. 

Followed by 7 more films, including the introduction of a new terrifying creature called the Predator and a new standalone "Alien: Romulus." This upcoming film focuses on a group of young space settlers who encounter the iconic Xenomorph while cleaning up the space station.

Will we stream this franchise before "Alien: Romulus" is released on May 8? Understanding the correct order of the "alien" films can be more difficult than hiding from Xenomorph, but here we are to avoid this situation. In the universe, no one can hear you streaming one of the best franchises ever, so here's how to watch these movies binge on your mind content. 

The "Alien" series began with Ripley's journey in 1979 when he first encountered Xenomorph. The film also stars Tom Skerritt as Dallas, Veronica Cartwright as Lambert, John Hart as Kane, Harry Dean Stanton as Brett, Jaffett Cott as Parker and Ian Holm as Ash. 

Three more films, along with Weaver reprising her role as she becomes one of the worst women in film history, earned actually the highest ratings in the franchise because "Aliens" centered around a terrifying life form is "Bigger, stronger and Faster".

The original "Alien" movie can be streamed on Hulu:

Then, in 2004, the franchise launched a new extraterrestrial "Alien vs. Predator" called Predator to watch the creatures together, and humans were caught in the midst of a dangerous battle. . These films didn't work very well because of their low ratings, but if you want to see another creepy threat, it's a good addition to the "Alien" franchise.

"Predator" also links to the "Predator" movie, so when you exit this franchise, you can go ahead and stream it. 

Instead of making more "Alien vs. Predator" movies, the franchise decided to return to the classic Lonely Xenomorph. Director Ridley Scott and James Cameron have created a prequel to the original "Alien" so as not to repeat the same story. These prequels featured an engineer, an ancient extraterrestrial species that actually created Xenomorphs. 

The engineers had some of the most advanced technologies in the entire universe. Each prequel highlights their skills in genetic engineering and their links to humanity.

Like other "alien" movies, you can stream one of these prequels on hulu, with other being on different streaming platforms:

If you want to watch "Alien" movies chronologically, the order doesn't shift considerably. This is because there are prequels and predator films set a few years ago in the original "Alien"."Watching these in turn helps form a cohesive timeline, from a deep dive into wealthy businessman Charles Wayland to explore technologists, a pair

It sounds right to watch these movies in chronological order, but it's actually better to stream them in release order. This is the way the story is told and written, and it builds a mystery rather than giving you a straight answer from the beginning.

Here's the chronological order of the "Alien" movies:

"Alien: Romulus" is a horror movie you have to watch on the big screen. Even the teaser trailer alone gives you a taste of what to expect, including claustrophobic corridors and creepy-faced haggars lurking around corners. The film focuses on a group of young people riding on an abandoned space station, just to confront the most terrifying life forms in the universe. It stars Kayleigh Spenny as Rain, Isabella Merced as Kay, David Johnson as Andy, Archie Renault as Tyler, and Nameless Ca

Director Fede Alvarez "Alien: Romulus" is set between "Alien" and "Alien". It is a stand・alone story that has been made into a series of stories. This means you don't have to watch other movies to experience it, but if you're planning to watch the franchise in turn, "Romulus" still has a place on the timeline. 

Alvarez also told IGN: "The mechanics of this film are that if you've never seen any of them, you'll explode. And if you don't see any of them, I'm actually jealous of you because you go, "Wow." whoa!."Man, you're in for a ride. Many ideas that feel like we created them here were created by masters of this genre in the past, so I can do it again

to see "Alien: Romulus" in the theater on 8/16.