Strange goings on ensue, when a few friends on a sailboat find an island with a beautiful lone female inhabitant.Strange goings on ensue, when a few friends on a sailboat find an island with a beautiful lone female inhabitant.Strange goings on ensue, when a few friends on a sailboat find an island with a beautiful lone female inhabitant.
Anna Skellern
- Rachel
- (as Anna Skelern)
Tereza Srbova
- Silka
- (as Teresa Srbova)
Tarek Anthony Jabre
- Marco
- (as a different name)
Abdelkader Ben Saïd
- Dead Sailor
- (as Abdelkader Ben Said)
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- Writers
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Do not get suckered in by the alluring movie cover, because it is really nothing that you see in the movie at all. And worst of all, that movie cover does send a wrong signal about what you will see in the movie.
The movie "Siren" is a story about 3 people getting stranded on a small island when their boat breaks down and runs ashore. Here they encounter the sensual and mysterious Silka. But something is not entirely right on the island...
"Siren" does have an interesting take on the whole siren mythology and it is interesting enough, just a shame that the rest of the movie was so bad. The story trots forward in a slow, dull pace with nothing much happening. And at times it is great, because you want to know what will happen next, but at other times it is frustrating, because you feel you are getting nowhere in way too long a time.
Having a small cast was working well for the movie though, because you get more involved with each character, but sadly there were very little character evolving throughout the movie. You never really fully did get into whom they were and why they acted the way they did.
One thing that did work for the movie, was the singing. When Silka was singing it did sound really interesting and chilling in a way. It sort of made you tinkle and the song went to your soul (if one does believe that we have souls). So thumbs up for the impressive sound here.
One thing that really ticked me off was the excessive display of semi-erotic scenes. Why did we see almost everyone making out with almost everyone? And why were there so many girl on girl scenes? It totally brought the movie down to a low-grade, low-ranked sleazy level. And this was what killed off the movie for me, the final death throe.
The genre is labeled as horror, but I wouldn't hardly call "Siren" a horror movie. It is more of a suspense movie, because nothing scary is happening throughout the entire movie.
I was disappointed with the overall movie experience, as I had expected at least something more than what it turned out to be; a sad excuse to show women kissing each other!
The movie "Siren" is a story about 3 people getting stranded on a small island when their boat breaks down and runs ashore. Here they encounter the sensual and mysterious Silka. But something is not entirely right on the island...
"Siren" does have an interesting take on the whole siren mythology and it is interesting enough, just a shame that the rest of the movie was so bad. The story trots forward in a slow, dull pace with nothing much happening. And at times it is great, because you want to know what will happen next, but at other times it is frustrating, because you feel you are getting nowhere in way too long a time.
Having a small cast was working well for the movie though, because you get more involved with each character, but sadly there were very little character evolving throughout the movie. You never really fully did get into whom they were and why they acted the way they did.
One thing that did work for the movie, was the singing. When Silka was singing it did sound really interesting and chilling in a way. It sort of made you tinkle and the song went to your soul (if one does believe that we have souls). So thumbs up for the impressive sound here.
One thing that really ticked me off was the excessive display of semi-erotic scenes. Why did we see almost everyone making out with almost everyone? And why were there so many girl on girl scenes? It totally brought the movie down to a low-grade, low-ranked sleazy level. And this was what killed off the movie for me, the final death throe.
The genre is labeled as horror, but I wouldn't hardly call "Siren" a horror movie. It is more of a suspense movie, because nothing scary is happening throughout the entire movie.
I was disappointed with the overall movie experience, as I had expected at least something more than what it turned out to be; a sad excuse to show women kissing each other!
- paul_haakonsen
- Mar 30, 2011
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- TriviaDirector and co-writer Andrew Hull died a few months before the release of this movie.
- GoofsWhen they are burying the man on the beach, they notice a girl. They decide to chase her. When Ken start running, he has no shirt on. A few shots later, you can see Ken running with a shirt. When he catches up with Rachel and Silka, he is shirtless again.
- Quotes
Rachel: Maybe we can flag someone down
Ken: First we've got to do something about this stiff
Rachel: But it's not our fault
Ken: Rach We're foreigners in a strange country, think about it we don't even know who the fuck he is? They HANG people for shit like this right
Marco: He's right
Ken: Let's take him back to shore, that's where he came from that's where he fucking well stays
- ConnectionsReferences Le Choc des Titans (1981)
- SoundtracksElephants
Composed by Emily Kokal, Theresa Wayman (as Theresa Becker-Weyman), Jenny Lee Lindberg (as Jennifer Lindberg), Shannyn Sossamon (as Shannon Sossamon)
Performed by Tereza Srbova
© Criterion Music Corp. (ASCAP)
Published by BMG Rights
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