The Colonial Marines are officially assembling for a mission that science fiction fans won't want to miss. On March 10, 2026, the Martial Arts History Museum will host 'Aliens Invasion,' a rare live reunion featuring six iconic cast members from James Cameron's legendary 1986 masterpiece, 'Aliens.' This exclusive, all-day event brings together the warriors who redefined cinematic combat and delivered some of the most enduring characters in movie history.
Fans will have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet the actors who brought the pulse-pounding action of the USS Sulaco to life: Michael Biehn (Corporal Dwayne Hicks), Jenette Goldstein (Private Vasquez), Mark Rolston (Private Drake), Ricco Ross (Private Frost), Cynthia Dale Scott (Corporal Dietrich), and Carl Toop (The Alien Warrior). The event represents a significant cultural moment for film preservation and fan engagement, demonstrating how classic cinema continues to inspire dedicated communities decades after release.
The day is packed with immersive experiences for 'Ultimate Badasses' and casual fans alike. The schedule includes an exclusive screening of 'Aliens' at 12:00 PM, followed by a live Cast Q&A at 2:30 PM where attendees can hear firsthand stories from the set. From 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, meet and greet sessions will feature autograph and photo opportunities. Special highlights include a live auction for an exclusive 'Aliens' club shirt signed by all attending cast members, plus raffle prizes and surprise giveaways with limited memorabilia opportunities.
'Aliens helped redefine action filmmaking in the 1980s, blending intensity, character, and physical performance in a way that still resonates today,' says Michael Matsuda, President and Founder of the Martial Arts History Museum. 'Hosting these cast members allows fans to celebrate not only a cinematic milestone but the discipline and physical artistry behind it.' This perspective highlights why this event matters beyond simple nostalgia—it connects audiences with the physical craft and artistic discipline that made the film's action sequences groundbreaking.
This is a rare opportunity to bring together six performers from one of the most beloved science fiction films of all time. The event's importance extends to film history preservation, providing a tangible connection between audiences and the creative forces behind influential cinema. Fans will be able to experience the film, hear the stories, and meet the actors who helped create something truly unforgettable. The implications for fan culture are significant, as such events validate the lasting impact of carefully crafted genre films and their ability to sustain engaged communities over generations.
Admission is $30 at the door, with the event taking place at the Martial Arts History Museum located at 201 N. Brand Blvd., B100, Glendale, CA 91203. For more information about the museum's educational mission focusing on the history, culture, and artistry of martial arts and its profound influence on modern media and film, visit https://www.martialartsmuseum.com. The event demonstrates how cultural institutions can bridge entertainment history with educational missions, creating meaningful experiences that honor both artistic achievement and physical discipline.
