SIREN is on Netflix now. The horror movie is based on a short film from the horror anthology V/H/S and works well as a feature film. Full Review >

A bachelor party gets more out of hand than usual in Gregg Bishop's horror film 'Siren.'

Based on one of the best segments from the hit horror anthology “V/H/S,” the slick thriller “SiREN” loses the found-footage format of the original bu...

A bachelor party goes horribly awry in this feature-length treatment by Gregg Bishop of a segment in the horror anthology “V/H/S.”

The centerpiece of SiREN needs to be a descent into Hell that the filmmakers here seem incapable of really taking, resulting in a film that’s totally stran...

Mr. Nyx is the guy you call when you’re a cop somewhere in the South and you stumble across a de-consecrated church filled with blood, candles, pentangles,...

Dir Gregg Bishop. USA, 2016. 82mins

Adapted from the segment "Amateur Night" from anthology film V/H/S, Gregg Bishop's SiREN intrigued me mainly because he didn't create the original. That's ho...

The follow-up to the found-footage original is a bit derivative, but there's enough action and amusing surprises to keep horror fans happy

SiREN never takes Bruckner's original idea and runs with it, failing to capitalize on a demonic romance that so many V/H/S fans demanded to see more of.