Introduction:In deep space the Colonial Marine spaceship Sulaco experiences
an onboard fire and launches an escape pod containing Ellen Ripley, Newt,
Corporal Hicks, and the damaged Bishop android in cryonic stasis. The pod
crashes on Fiorina ‘Fury’ 161, a foundry facility and penal colony inhabited by
all-male former inmates with “double-Y” chromosome patterns. As the inmates
recover the pod’s passengers, an alien facehugger is seen approaching their dog.
Ripley is taken in and awakened by Clemens (Charles Dance), the facility’s
doctor, and learns that she is the only survivor of the crash. Many of the ex-inmates
have embraced an apocalyptic, millenarian religion which forbids sexual
relations, and Ripley is warned that her presence among them may have extremely
disturbing effects.
Suspicious of what caused the escape pod to jettison and what killed her
companions, Ripley demands that Clemens perform an autopsy on Newt. She fears
that Newt may be carrying an alien embryo in her body, though she does not share
this information. No embryo is found in Newt’s body, however, and the colony’s
warden becomes increasingly angered that Ripley’s unusual behavior is agitating
the prisoners. They perform a funeral for Newt and Hicks in which their bodies
are thrown into the facility’s gigantic furnace. In another part of the facility
the dog goes into convulsions and an alien erupts from its body. The alien soon
begins to attack members of the colony, killing several and returning one man to
his former insane state. Ripley tells the warden of her previous encounters with
the aliens and demands that the group hunt it down, but he does not believe her
and informs her that there are no weapons at all in the facility. Their only
hope of protection is the rescue ship being sent for Ripley by the Weyland-Yutani
Corporation. Ripley recovers and reactivates the damaged Bishop, who reveals
that there was an alien facehugger stowed away with them on the Sulaco.
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