Alien: the eighth passenger, the 1979 film directed by Ridley Scott, is known for many merits. It's one of the most famous science fiction films in history, it made us love the character of Lieutenant Ellen Ripley played by actress Sigourney Weaver and presented us with a dark and dirty future in which spaceships are poorly lit places full of leaks and clouds of gas. However, the main reason why it captivated our imagination was the peculiar design of its alien creatures, the xenomorphs. Conceived by the artist H. R. Giger as a kind of combination between biological beings and mechanical machinery, xenomorphs are as iconic as they are terrifying. If to this we unite their strange biological cycle and the need for a host in which to develop, we put the finishing touch to one of the most mythical creatures in the history of cinema. Best of all, long before showing us the adult xenomorph, the film was already putting fear into our bodies with the Facehuggers! It is these Facehuggers that have inspired this new Q-Fig figure from the Alien movie that Quantum Mechanix has produced.