Directed by:
Jennifer LynchScreenplay:
Jennifer LynchCast:
Mallika Sherawat, Irrfan Khan, Divya Dutta, Raman Trikha, Mahmoud Babai, Jeff Doucette, Tony Ciccone (narrator), Sunita RajwarPlots(1)
An American man in India looking for power and immortality baits the manifestation of the Cobra Goddess. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (2)
Lynch’s daughter really disappoints this time. I quite liked Surveillance two years ago, it had a nice atmosphere, a good script and it was a bit Lynchesque. Hiss, in contrast, is a massive step backwards, a ridiculous monster horror movie comparable to a cheap TV or direct-to-video production, and, unfortunately, not only when it comes to the special effects, which look like from a completely different age. 3/10
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Jennifer Lynch has made a film that has an Indian feel to it. In fact, I thought the film was actually made by an Indian filmmaker. It provides an interesting take on the horror story of a snake woman who wants revenge on the hunter. The execution is visually beautiful, albeit harsh. The film isn't necessarily scary; it's more psychological with strong fantastical elements. I liked this design choice.
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