Siren

Synopsis: A group of friends escaping the city for a weekend away have a simple plan, to tour the coast for a relaxing weekend. Things hit a snag when one of the friends spots a seductive, sultry young woman waving for help off the shore of one of many secluded islands along the coast. Reaching out to rescue her turns deadly and they risk everything to get off the island alive.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): Andrew Hull
Production: LionsGate Entertainment
 
IMDB:
3.6
R
Year:
2010
80 min
77 Views


Where are you headed?

I know that place.

Sh*t.

You got me kind of

distracted over there.

What have we got here?

You like that?

Yeah?

Are you a bad girl?

I thought so.

Wait, there's

someone here.

- No no, baby, don't stop.

- Someone's here.

Baby, don't stop, no.

Baby, baby, baby.

Baby, there's nobody

f***ing here.

There's nobody here,

baby.

Hey sexy.

Hey.

I'm sorry.

I tried.

I just couldn't

do it anymore.

Oh baby,

you were great.

I felt ridiculous

all dressed up like that.

You have no idea.

What?

You have no idea how

incredibly f***ing hot you looked.

Ken.

I hope Marco's flight

wasn't delayed.

It's been years

since I've seen him.

Ugh.

Who's that?

It's a text

from Claire.

Looks like she's stuck

at the office all weekend...

some big deal

or something.

Oh, that's too bad.

I thought they'd really

hit it off.

Don't worry about

Claire not coming.

- Really?

- I've got this whole thing planned out.

I can't believe

your boss is trusting you

with the boat for the weekend,

you big hotshot.

- I just want one thing.

- What's that?

I want you in the red dress.

Wait a sec.

What?

- What is it?

- This is for you.

Thanks.

Babes, thank you.

I've always wanted

one of these.

Open it up.

Forever.

Oh.

Marco.

You made it.

Great to see you.

You're looking...

you're looking great.

- Really?

- Mm-hmm.

Thank you.

You look pretty good too.

All this traveling

really suits you.

Really?

Oh.

Oh.

It's been

way too long.

Yeah, five years

since college.

I'm sorry.

Ken, this is Marco.

Good to meet you,

mate.

Nice to meet you too.

Yeah, sorry we're late.

Me and Rach had to

make a little

pit stop.

Hey, no problem.

I haven't worn a watch in two years.

No one ever told you

that time is money?

You want to pay close

attention to the map.

You don't want to hit

any rocks.

Is this really the island

from "The Odyssey"?

It's possible.

You never know.

This is a very ancient

part of the world.

Baby, what the f***'s

he talking about?

Greek mythology.

Didn't you see "Clash of the Titans"?

The siren's song

pulls the sailors

towards the rocky shores.

So beautiful,

but very very

dangerous.

That's why Odysseus

has his crew plug their ears with wax.

Yeah, I thought

they tied him to the mast.

And he told them, no matter

how hard he begged,

not to untie him

until they were

far away

from the island.

What are you doing?

Hey.

- Aye aye, mate.

- Bon voyage.

- See you Monday.

- See you Monday.

I promise

I won't drown.

Amazing boat.

One of the partners

let us have it for the weekend.

They usually use it

for clients.

They love

showing off.

Their parties

get kind of crazy.

Sounds like

he's doing okay.

They love him. You wouldn't believe

how much they're paying him.

And this villa

we're going to

is absolutely

stunning.

What about you?

- Me?

- Yeah.

I'm great.

So when's

the wedding?

I'm working on it.

You know, I never pictured it

quite like this.

What do you mean?

I always thought,

you know...

You're the one

that got away.

Now come help me

with lunch.

All right, Captain?

Too bad Claire couldn't

come along though, man.

She's f***ing hot.

Oh really?

Yeah, quite

the free spirit.

I'm just happy

to be with you guys.

So how is this traveling-the-world thing

going for you?

Have you managed

to find yourself yet?

I'm working on it.

You know, sometimes

you need some distance

to see what's

right in front of you.

This boat is amazing.

A lot of money to be made

with these guys, man.

And they know

how to party.

- Oh yeah?

- Oh yeah.

I like to hear that.

The road to enlightenment

is definitely paved

with excess.

That's what I'm

talking about, yeah.

You want to do me a favor

and take over for a while?

Yeah, sure.

Straight ahead?

And where are you going?

You just set the controls

for the heart of the sun.

Will do.

Ken.

Whoo!

Ken.

Ken.

Ken?

What the f***?

Turn us around.

- Somebody's in trouble.

- What?

It's too f***ing shallow.

Somebody needs our help

over there.

Hey.

Who the f*** is that?

Whoa whoa, are you okay?

Whoa whoa, hey,

are you okay?

Hey, what happened?

- Oh relax.

- What's going on?

- What the f*** is he saying?

- I don't know.

I can't understand him.

Take it easy.

Qu'est-ce qui

se passe?

- God, he's bleeding from his ears.

- He can't hear us.

Hey hey, rela...

hey hey hey.

Hey, don't do that.

Hey, don't do that, hey.

Hey, whoa whoa.

Okay, relax.

Okay okay.

Mayday mayday mayday.

This is Persephone,

Persephone, Persephone.

Calling all stations.

In need of

immediate assistance.

Over.

Try another channel.

There's nothing,

all right?

There's still no signal.

Rach, there's no signal

'cause we're in the middle

of f***ing nowhere.

Oh well, thanks for

reminding me.

It seems to be

completely blocked up.

F***.

It's completely

silted up.

What are we gonna do?

Well,

there's a box of spare parts

down below.

I guess

I could fix it,

but it's gonna

take a while.

Maybe we can

flag someone down.

Yeah.

First we gotta do

something about this.

It's not our fault.

Rach, we're foreigners

in a strange country.

Think about it.

We don't even know

who the f*** he is.

They hang people for

sh*t like this, right?

Yeah, he's right.

Let's take him

back ashore.

That's where

he came from.

That's where the f***

he will stay.

Someone's here.

- What?

- Someone's here.

Where?

Hey! Hey!

Wait!

Where are you, Rachel?

- Rach, where are you?

- Rachel!

It's okay.

It's okay.

We're not gonna

hurt you.

Do you speak English?

We didn't know

what to do.

He just died on our boat.

Do you understand?

Was he your friend?

I'm Rachel.

What's your name?

Silka.

Hi, Silka.

What happened?

What are you doing

out here?

I don't remember.

That man...

who was he?

You came back for me?

We're gonna help you.

Yeah.

Is there anybody else here?

I don't know.

- Who was that man?

- I don't remember.

You must think.

Come on,

try and remember.

Think.

No.

Maybe you should

take a break.

Who were you with?

Ken.

Can I talk to you

for a minute?

It's okay.

Don't worry about it.

You're probably

still in shock.

I'm gonna fix you

something to eat.

What is your problem?

She's just a girl.

She's a witness, okay?

She saw us.

And you're acting like

we're guilty of something.

I just want to know

what the f*** is going on.

She doesn't remember

anything.

No no no no,

there's something

that she's not

telling us.

She's traumatized.

Look, let's just

take it slow, okay?

There you go.

Oh, you like that one?

I designed it myself.

I had it made

when I was over in Goa.

Have you ever

been there?

Well, it's

completely wild.

Silka...

I was out of line

earlier.

I shouldn't have reacted

that way to you.

I'm just trying

to figure out

what the hell

is going on here.

Okay, so what's the plan?

We're gonna go ashore

and make camp,

set up a signal fire,

try and flag

somebody down.

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Andrew Hull

Andrew Mackenzie Hull (August 15, 1963 – May 8, 2010) was a Canadian born film maker, film director and architect. He was born in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, and died in London, England. more…

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