Alien (1979)

Ridley Scott’s mega-hit Alien (1979) changed the face of science fiction flicks by offering a new form of horror. Lured by the H.R. Giger-created creature (all two snapping and drooling jaws of it), audiences flooded into theaters to be frightened like never before. From the hungry baby beast eating his way out of John Hurt’s belly to the discovery that the alien bleeds an acid that can burn through the spacecraft’s outer hull, Alien introduced cinematic fans to a new kind of monster, not seen since the advent of zombie movies. As the titular villain wreaks havoc on the space tug Nostromo, it meets resistance from the ship’s warrant officer Ripley (Sigourney Weaver), navigator Lambert (Veronica Cartwright), captain (Tom Skerritt), science officer (Ian Holm), and engineers (Harry Dean Stanton and Yaphet Kotto). It may be true that in space nobody can hear you scream, but sadly no one can see the crew nude either. Luckily, Ripley chooses to fight the onboard ghoul in her skimpy skivvies. Her fashion choice means we get to ogle her choice pokies and toned tummy. If that’s not arousing enough, Ms. Weaver flashes her panties and ass crack. So, that’s why this flick picked up an Oscar for Best Visual Effects! The box office smash also spawned three successful sequels. To see more of Ripley in action, check out James Cameron’s Aliens (1986), David Fincher’s Alien 3 (1992), and Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s Alien Resurrection (1997). Of course, Sigourney’s most erotic exploits are constantly playing in Mr. Skin’s dreams!