The Alien: Romulus sequel has reportedly tapped Michael Sarnoski as its director. The 2024 movie Alien: Romulus was directed by Fede Álvarez, who announced in September 2025 that he wouldn’t be ...

After Fede Álvarez decided against returning to helm the planned Alien: Romulus sequel, a new report reveals that The Death of Robin Hood filmmaker Michael Sarnoski is now in the mix.

After some behind-the-scenes drama, the latest Alien film is moving forward with a new director attached.

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Romulus sequel claims to reveal the real reason that filmmaker Fede Álvarez isn't returning, including a supposed clash with Ridley Scott.

Fede Álvarez decided against stepping back into the director's chair for the planned Alien: Romulus sequel, but a new report reveal who is now being eyed to take over the franchise.

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