Alien 3 Screening

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Last Updated on July 28, 2021





If you’re like me, you find David Fincher’s ALIEN 3 quite possibly the worse of the series. A huge letdown after James Cameron’s ALIENS, and Jesus, they shaved Ripley’s head and killed her off in the end!



But apparently we weren’t given the whole picture, as Rue Morgue Magazine Presents CineMacabre
series presents a special screening of ALIEN 3: THE DIRECTOR’S CUT, which boasts more than a half-hour of never-before-seen footage, making perfect sense out of a previously anorexic plot.



Excited? I just about crapped myself, as I’ve always wanted to like ALIEN 3 ever since it came out. Only problem: the screening is one night only, and it’s in Toronto, Canada (a long way from home). Here’s the info. on the theater:


Thursday, January 20, 2005 @ 9:30 PM

exclusively at

The Bloor Cinema

506 Bloor Street West – Toronto, Canada




So if you’re in the area this Thursday, make the plans to see Fincher’s never-before-seen ALIEN masterpiece. Because you never know…. This time around, it might actually be good. For more information head on over to Rue Morgue by clicking HERE.

Source: Arrow in the Head, Rue Morgue

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