ALIENS VS. PREDATOR: REQUIEM (Xenomorph Infestation of Colorado) EXPLAINED

Hey guys what’s happening? Niyat here with film comics explained. And as requested, today we’re finally diving into Aliens Vs Predator – Requiem. The 2007 sci-fi thriller that follows the events of Paul W Anderson’s AVP.

Introducing us to a new hybrid creature and giving us a hint of the Earth War written by Mark Verheiden, Requiem follows the xenomorph infestation of a small town.

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[wolfbro]

I remember trying to watch this in the theaters. It's so dark, might as well get the audio book

[minatozach]

I loved how they portrayed the lone predator in this film as proper elite hunter, both skill and tactical wise, casually dispatching several xenomorph as contrary to most Yautja whom are inexperienced.

[therandomcarebear]

“That’s crazy! The government doesn’t lie to people” funniest line in the movie

[YourBoyWang]

Love this side of a Predator. Not a Hunter for sport, but a “Cleaner.”

[herrosigns]

This is one of my fav childhood movies. Even though it’s terrible 💀
Thank you for covering it 🙌🏻

[JewemyAww]

I remember watching this back at like 2008. This has to be the movie that got me hooked up in both the Alien and Predator's Lore. It wasn't much loved by the people of the franchise and I can see why but it certainly holds a special place within my core memories which is the reason why I got hooked in the Xenomorphs and Hunters Conquest in their ever expanding universe in their franchise. Thanks as always for making these videos that cover most of what I use to watch way back then.

[hussrealz]

I love how the elite predator gets an image of a new never before seen species along with it's forming brood, and rather than calling for help, or alerting others as to what's going on, he's just like: "Nah I got this"

[SalviAlmighty]

"Getting to the chopper with the kind of urgency that Dutch would appreciate" killed me sjhds well played

[keynanmartinez]

The baby part had to be one of the most disturbingly scariest part in any movies I've seen... Like that is the definition of Hell.

[assassinxsteveo]

Totally a guilty pleasure!! Aliens and Predator movies will ALWAYS hold a special place in my heart..

[ElijahNMitchell]

The Predalien in this movie wasn’t just a normal predalien like what we normally see in the AVP games. This one was also a queen, which was why it had more alien instincts.

[guyvizard]

I like that this is essentially a 50's sci-fi monster movie. The story beats, the small-town setting, the stock characters, the sporting goods store, the ending... It's all very reminiscent of stuff like The Blob, or some of those giant insect classics.
It feels like it really could have fit in during the revival of the 80's.

[shainewhite]

Though the Wolf Predator was an awesome character, I just wish he had more screentime
And his bio helmet is very reminiscent of PREDATOR 2 City Hunter Bio Helmet.

[JustAFox]

This was such a dumb fun movie, I love it! Darkness aside, I think it looks pretty good. I even found myself liking the characters more than I thought I would.

[LordofSadFac]

Little Fun Fact: the Predator of this movie is nicknamed Wolf after Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction.

[madambutterfly]

That single predator was the best character in the movie. Instead of taking two other predators with him to go step this hybrid threat he goes by himself.

[starkilr]

Not a great movie, but a guilty pleasure as it has some good elements to it. Predalien was kick-ass, plus Sanaa Lathan and Kristen Hager are babes to this day 😂

[Gneeznow]

''it then impregnated everything in its path'' - sounds like my 20s nomsayin 😂

[_Mr.Black_]

I watched AVP on DVD as a kid, (don't know how mom let that one get to me). Watched this later on Netflix as a teenager at some point. These are what led me to the alien series and the predator series. So glad I watched these silly movies, if I hadn't I wouldn't have found the original masterpieces

[samwill]

One of those movies that reminds us:
Hey, maybe some concepts are best left on smaller scales and left to comic book writers.