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Netflix’s 'Sirens' Debuts with Star-Studded Cast and Mixed Early Reviews

The dark comedy, adapted from Molly Smith Metzler’s play, explores sibling bonds, class, and power over an eventful weekend on a remote island estate.

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Overview

  • All episodes of 'Sirens' are now streaming globally on Netflix, with the series expanding from its initially reported five episodes to eight.
  • The show stars Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy, and Milly Alcock, with standout performances praised despite critiques of uneven pacing and tonal shifts.
  • Created by Molly Smith Metzler, 'Sirens' is adapted from her 2011 play 'Elemeno Pea' and incorporates Greek mythology-inspired themes into its dark comedic narrative.
  • Early reviews commend the series' performances and visual appeal but note its overstuffed storylines and inconsistent character development.
  • The plot follows Devon DeWitt’s attempt to rescue her sister Simone from a cult-like relationship with her enigmatic boss, Michaela Kell, at a lavish private estate.