Alien Flora

A Story by Abishai100

A 'diorama' about cinema-inspired social-media, drawing on 'living' (Western/American) themes about darkness.

A toast to Alien fanfare, inspired by Capitalism: A Love Story (Michael Moore).

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The ground-shattering sci-fi horror-series (dual), Alien/Predator, changed the way humanity (Americans!) looked at the visualization/conceptualization of alien-intelligence detection, discovery, and dread. Never again would anyone think of an alien intelligence as only perhaps a 'gentle' race of kind and knowledgeable creatures set to be diplomatic with Earthlings. The Alien/Predator series branched out their own line of films, starring Sigourney Weaver (and Arnold Schwarzenegger) and then 'merged' into a new (inventive!) series of films featuring the two iconic/dreaded hunting-killing 'evil' alien species creatures from both franchises, the insect-dragon Xenomorph and the dread-lock man-postured Yautja.

Well, a new 'society activity' regarding the Alien/Predator sci-fi horror franchise has drawn in the interest(s) of major media-figures who're opting to commercially spend big investor-bucks into the concept of science-alien intelligence as a potential source of paranoia.

These media-moguls are drawing on storyboards from Earth-defense/patriotism comics ('GI Joes') for advancement in ideas concerning human readiness in times of great 'other-worldly' problems or Earth-centric globe-life condition statements (e.g., terrorism!). They're crafting a special 'society fan-club' consciousness for the circulation of ideas regarding Alien/Predator media as extensions of human craftiness regarding life's uncertain darkness (for exciting social-media).

The mastermind behind this media-science activity for fanclub consciousness tuned for social-media is Amlan Satan who's considered by his adult-media peers/consultants to potentially be part of an underground 'covert' media-brainchild group known as RedMask, behind the operations/conductions of several social-media ideas regarding American/Western 'mastery' over marketing ideas about fan-based science-fiction or 'species' detectives.

AMLAN SATAN ('Storm-Shadow'): We're using adult-studio projects to use ex-celebs in adult-media to help market Alien/Predator T-shirts on Facebook for a new vision of capitalism-based 'species' science(s) dances!

Now, this use of 'ex-celebs' or one-hit-wonder movie-stars in the production/design of adult-media and fanpages used for the marketing of Alien/Predator T-shirts is a novel concept, but will it capture the youth-lens regarding a flowery of social-activity design?

AMLAN SATAN ('Storm-Shadow'): Sure it can; Americans get 'heat' for explicit/graphic media surrounding major media-figures ('celebrity'), so why not reinvent the wheel to re-present the media-era as a platform for species-designed 'vitality' storyboards linked to Alien/Predator themes (e.g., primalism, sensuality, disease)?

In fact, the fanclub idea is spreading like fire, and the major media figures tied to this Western/American initiative envision major screen 'faces' cast as 'super' heroes in marketing Alien/Predator 'dollar' themes (survival, aesthetics, democracy).

RIDLEY SCOTT (Alien Producer/Director): Alien was a B-movie. Five directors passed on it before me...I thought, "Wow, I want to do this"...I was on a plane to Hollywood. It was a B-movie and elevated to A- by sheer goals/taste.

AMLAN SATAN ('Storm-Shadow'): Don't care if the tabloids labeled me RedMask; I want Alien/Predator to merge with 'fitness'

The fan-appeal of the Alien/Predator 'genre' of anti-benevolence or gentleness-characterizations of alien-intelligence is the sheer dread/paranoia linked to discovery of a 'smart' being that simply hates humans! It makes for 'fantastic' Cali/Hollywood mementos and toys and video-games!

Maybe 'RedMask' might find special fan-circles that would use or market or hype T-Shirts for their members and then circulate special 'toy jewelry' (lantern-rings!) to designate themselves as specially Alien/Predator detectives.

OSCAR ACTRESS: I'd be psyched to be part of an adult-media 'portrait' of excellence/fitness (Alien/Predator) even for games.

Even if Storm-Shadow is part of RedMask and would 'abandon' or void the media-project if it threatened some overall American standard of excellence, the current Alien/Predator vision is a nice 'touch' for Father's Day thoughts about trophies capturing a Western/American sensibility about discovery of heroics...and passion!

STORM-SHADOW: We use to say 'make love, not war' in the '60s, and now it's all social-media IQ; Alien/Predator linked to adult-entertainment or pulp-fiction novels and video-games may be the 'antidote' to global paranoia in the post-9/11 era!

MEMBER: I've got a 'fantastic' Xenomorph T-Shirt customized by Storm-Shadow himself, and I'm wearing it to Leo's B-day!

MEMBER: I got a Xenomorph T-Shirt from a 'RedMask' exec who's convinced cyber-games are the path to Utopia.

Even if this social-media 'vision' of society 'excellence' or indulgence/games does not bear real fruit for the human race, at the very-least, the idea of short-temp hyped video-game/social-media activity certainly adds 'quills' to the concept(s) 'designed' religion!