Siren

2016 "No Man Can Resist Her. All Men Should."
5.3| 1h22m| en| More Info
Released: 02 December 2016 Released
Producted By: Chiller Films
Country: United States of America
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Official Website: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N2PO5JN
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A bachelor party becomes a savage fight for survival when the groomsmen unwittingly unleash a fabled predator upon the festivities.

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Rodrigo Smithian Bachelor party boys go to celebrate and they went to a lousy strip club. Then, there is a mystery guy who approaches and recommends a better place (So wwhy he is doing here in the firstb place?) Then , they go to the brothel and bum! Whores, whores, whores, and more whores. The dialogues are fulled with sex crap and the acting is even worse, so amateurish. The production is A-OK, but the cast is awful.I get really bored.
smashbreakman I prefer to be honest in my reviews, and not inflate the ratings one way or the other. I think it deserves a 6. But I loved this movie anyway . It is technically a prequel to 'Amateur Night' from VHS, which was outstanding and terrifying. That segment instantly made me a fan of the VHS series, and very well may be the best segment of the 3 films. I think the director of Siren made a wise choice in not making this a scary film though. To try to recreate what came from Amateur Night would be a lost cause, because the fear came from not knowing what Lily is. This movie, instead celebrates horror as a genre, and has fun with it. The entire movie almost seems to be like its told from the perspective of Mr. Nyx, the sleazy character that the story hinges on. The tone of the movie suits his character more than any of the others, so it changes the movie from scary horror to fun horror. There are some moments in the movie that are jarring, and the practical effects are great. But there is some CGI, which unfortunately for me docks the movie points. I love the premise of the movie, because it doesn't just make it about Lily, the siren. What's more interesting is a nightclub/strip club of potential monsters. This lets us see the movie more as a fantasy movie than a horror movie, and I think that makes it work better. Lily scared us in VHS, now she entertains us Siren. I couldn't really ask for more out of horror movie villain. Watch the movie for fun, not for scares, and you will enjoy it.
siderite It is a really average horror movie. The only interesting thing was the original idea, which I already knew because I've seen the 2012 V/H/S segment called Amateur Night which had the same plot, only way shorter. The extra stuff doesn't really add anything worthwhile, only steals ideas from From Duck Till Dawn, so in my opinion it failed as a movie. However, I must rate it as a standalone and as such it is rather typical.The only notable thing in this film is huge eyed Hannah Rose Fierman, a beautiful girl who most likely will have a fruitful career in horror and alien movies.
Peter Midknight I really liked it. Loved all 3 VHS movies and fondly remember "Amateur Night". I was so intrigued by that and I'm glad Hannah Fierman got to do this movie and we got to see 'all that she was' in action. When they pulled the Medusa thing, I thought it was a stretch but I couldn't get over how cool it was so I ended up liking it - just didn't know they were gonna get that crazy on me. Great attention was paid to sound and atmosphere. I think Hannah did a great job and so did the rest of the actors. I enjoyed this movie a hell of a lot more than I enjoyed The Lazarus Effect (2015). I think it deserves more than a 6/10 on IMDb. **I found this to be a solid movie with an intriguing story and a satisfying ending. ***8/10*** in my book. The VHS movies seem to exist in an alternate reality where many of our nightmares exist. I think that VHS and Bloody Disgusting should expand on all their shorts and show us more of this hellish world. Granted, not all the shorts were gold, as I think there were various directors involved for each but there were some gems in there like "Amateur Night", "Tuesday the 17th" LOVED that one,"A Ride in the Park" Zombie movie VHS style.. yes please. "Safe Haven" stuck with me. Im not sure how "Vicious Circles" struck others but I like it enough to want a bigger and better job done on it like they did with "Amateur Night"s The Siren. Might be something with "Dante the Great", but the actors were kinda sub par, good idea, meh execution. "Bone Storm" wasn't 'spot on' but it was classic VHS stuff. Cant get enough of the good FF films like As Above So Below, VHS, The Bay, Afflicted, Grave Encounters, The Tunnel etc.Bloody Disgusting films are tricky.. it's like they want you to take them seriously.. but not toooo seriously. It's a hard balance to strike with things suddenly getting very real but, are at the same time, being very unreal. I'd love to see more from Bloody Disgusting and the like.