Aliens & Outer Space
The horror movie guide to keep you alive on Earth, a distant planet, or on a space ship. Learn ways to survive acid-bleeding creatures, body snatchers, alien hunters, and other life forms from outer space.
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When it appears that you have killed the alien, never check to see if it’s really dead.
Stay in groups. Preferably groups greater than two. You never know when your friend is an alien in disguise.
Don’t try to splice alien and human DNA. The results will always be unpleasant.
Never sleep with an alien, no matter how hot she is.
Never create a super being using information that was transmitted from outer space.
Don’t try to communicate with a space creature because you want to learn from it.
Strange lights in the sky are always a bad sign.
When the military arrives, run and hide. They are just as likely to kill you as the aliens.
If you find some unusual egg-like objects, leave them alone. They contain alien creatures that will either kill or clone you.
When you are being hunted by an alien creature, never go off alone.
If a friend has a disgusting parasite attached to him, leave him alone. And never bring him back with you.
Dripping goo, slime, or excretions stuck to walls are not good reasons to explore.
Never sacrifice yourself to save your friends. They will soon die regardless of what you do.
Genetic experiments will always produce a big, nast, scary creature.
If you find the remains of a strange life form, spaceship, or alien artifact, leave it alone. Don’t dig it out or bring it back to study.
Have lots of weapons and ammunition. And always shoot first and ask questions later.
Avoid all government agents dressed in black. Their job is to capture aliens and eliminate witnesses.
If your friend has been taken by the alien creatures, don’t go after him.
Leave immediately, if you find alien eggs, large cocoons, or people encased in crusty secretions.
When strange men are shooting at a dog. Don’t shoot at the men, shoot at the dog.
