Chris Carter, the mind behind “The X-Files,” hinted there might be soon a third Hollywood movie installment based on the cult TV series, EW.com reported. The creator appeared at the Comic Con convention in New York Friday, and mentioned this summer’s sequel to the original 1998 “X-Files” movie could ultimately be part of a trilogy.

“We would like to make another film,” Carter told the Web site. “We're not under the illusion that it's a given; we've got to perform with (this summer's ‘X-Files: I Want to Believe’) in order to give it another day,” he added.

Carter, who is “The X-Files” creator, executive producer and the film’s writer and director, and Frank Spotnitz (the show’s executive producer and director) revealed the movie’s title “I Want To Believe,” explaining it was inspired by the well-known phrase shown throughout the show's run as the slogan of a blurry UFO poster hanging in Mulder's FBI basement office.

Many Philes are still out there, and they gathered at New York Comic Con's IGN.com theater in order to celebrate the unique TV phenomenon and find out some hints of the upcoming movie.

Fans wanted to know what kind of Mulder (David Duchovny) and Scully (Gillian Anderson) lovin' they would get with “Believe” and asked if the rumors of a steamy Mulder and Scully sex scene being cut from the movie was true. Carter adopted a mysterious attitude and did not provide many details, but responded with “It's Mulder's” when asked, “Who's the father of Scully's baby?” However, the greatest news to come out of the panel was the statement that DC/Wildstorm will be publishing a new X-Files comic book series later this year.

“I Want To Believe” is due out in U.S. theaters July 25 and would mark a return of Duchovny and Anderson as the two FBI agents who investigate the supernatural and the unexplainable.