Siren
Siren: The supernatural force behind a kidnapped woman
Original title: 新·妖女伝説 セイレーン
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Siren is a Japanese horror film that combines crime with supernatural terror. A gang of bank robbers is sure that a captivating young woman has given them away. Driven by the fear of being caught, the robbers kidnap her and take her to their hideout. There, they begin hatching dark plans to harm her and then kill her. Things do not go as planned, however. One of the gang members is mysteriously found dead. With this unexplained death, the robbers begin to realise that the young woman they took for their victim may be no ordinary person. She may in fact be a powerful supernatural being bent on revenge. Directed by Satoshi Torao and written by Kenichi Takashima, this 76-minute 2004 Japanese horror film stars Sora Aoi, Yūken Yoshida and Hideaki Mizuki.
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