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| “ | Welcome back, Emely. I've been waiting for your return. | „ |
| ~ Siren Head to Emely, speaking in her father's voice. |
Siren Head is the titular anti-villain of Secret4Studio's fan-made film Siren Head: The Movie and its sequels, and is based off of the original cryptid by horror artist Trevor Henderson. In Secret4Studio's series, Siren Head is portrayed as an aggressive, murderous, and violent cryptid who aims to kill humans and consume their life force.
Biography[]
Siren Head: The Movie[]
Siren Head first appears in Siren Head: The Movie as the titular villain. While a young girl named Emely and her family are on a picnic trip, Siren Head emerges from the nearby woods and begins to pursue Emely. Emely's mother, Sara, arrives with a gun and tells her daughter to run while shooting the cryptid, giving her time to escape. Siren Head picks Sara up, and while Emely's dad and grandpa arrive to save Sara, they are too late as Siren Head stuns them with his loud noises, before stealing Sara's life force and dropping her lifeless corpse to the ground. Emely's grandpa shoots Siren Head several times with his rifle, and while at first it appears to work in driving the cryptid away, Siren Head jumps out of the woods and attacks, tanking all of the shots fired at him and viciously killing Emely's grandpa. Emely's dad shoots at him as well, but Siren Head knocks him down with one swipe.
As Emely shouts in despair, Siren Head notices and begins to aggressively pursue her, with the young girl only narrowly managing to evade him. Emely comes across an area with destroyed structures all around and various writings that refer to Siren Head, such as "honour him with sacrifices" and "only true believers can communicate with him". Emely then hides behind a tree as Siren Head slowly walks near the area, playing the audio of an emergency broadcast system from his sirens. The young girl comes across a destroyed chapel with more writings such as "Siren Head did this! Not the hurricane!", "In case I die, I've recorded all I know about Siren Head on these tapes: Listen to them to learn the truth", and "Siren Head is real! Help me stop him!". Emely suddenly hears her mother's voice calling out to her, but she soon realizes the voice is coming from Siren Head, using his vocal mimicry to trick the child.
Emely sees Siren Head calling out in a reassuring tone and hides. After Siren Head tries unsuccessfully to lure her out and find her, he soon hears her scream out as she finds the corpse of one of his victims, altering him to her location. Just before Siren Head can come in for the kill, Emely's dad, who is still alive, confronts Siren Head and defiantly speaks to him, saying that Emely is not there and that she will eventually have her revenge, while subtly encouraging her to run. Though Siren Head eventually kills Emely's father, he is ultimately successful in letting her escape the monster.
15 years later, Emely has grown up into a young woman, and has spent her time researching Siren Head and learning many facts about him, in preparation of killing him. She has also gathered up her own army, and vows that Siren Head will soon learn that he is not unstoppable, as she has found out his ultimate weakness. Siren Head then arrives on the scene and speaks to Emely as they get ready to fight.
Siren Head: The Movie #2[]
An elite special forces unit heads to a mansion surrounded by forest in order to capture a wanted drug lord. Once there, they find that the place is abandoned and torn up, with several writings made by a child scattered around that refer to Siren Head stalking the boy in the woods and his father, the drug lord, not believing his claims. As they continue to note how empty the place is while scouting the perimeter, they find the stiff corpses of the drug lord's lackeys; lifeless and soulless victims of Siren Head, who is hiding by standing completely still near them. Eventually, they find the drug lord they were supposed to capture, dead, with his corpse not being in the same state as the others.
In a tape recording, the deceased drug lord says that Siren Head was hiding in plain sight near his residence, with no one noticing, and then proceeded to attack them. Siren Head proceeded to slaughter everyone except for the drug lord in only a short amount of time, stealing their life force from their bodies. The man then theorizes that Siren Head must have left him alive so that he could be used as bait to lure other people to the ruined mansion. He ends by begging whoever is listening to the recording to find his son, who left the mansion right before the attack, and expresses regret for not believing his claims. It is then implied that he committed suicide instead of letting Siren Head get to him, as his corpse didn't seem to be drained.
The squad soon hears a man screaming, before they see Siren Head dash across the area, ready to strike. As the cryptid continues evading them, more text written by the drug lord's son is revealed, saying that according to another monster, Long Horse, Siren Head needs to consume the life force of more people so that he can gain enough strength to fight an even more powerful monster, with an arrow pointing to a drawing of a humanoid cat with a wide grin. Siren Head continues to play noises, before sneaking up on one of the squad members and killing him. The monster proceeds to kill several armed men while effortlessly tanking their shots, before going for the rest. The others attack, and Siren Head proceeds to seemingly retreat before jumping and downing the helicopters, killing more of the squad.
Siren Head comes back to finish the job, and despite the squad's efforts, he easily runs through the hailstorm of bullets as if immune to them. As they continue to shoot in vain, with Siren Head killing more of their men, they then proceed to try and take him down with frag grenades. The explosions actually seem to stun him, and one of them tosses his grenade near a truck and several barrels of gasoline, creating a massive explosion that seems to finally take down Siren Head.
However, Siren Head is revealed to still be alive, having survived the explosion without even any visible wounds to show. The monster tosses one of the men into a barn before slaughtering the rest of the squad, one by one. The squad member who was thrown into the barn is then saved by Long Horse, who carries him away, and he is listed as the only survivor of the attack. The survivor researches more about Siren Head and several other creatures, even figuring out a plan to kill the beast, and is revealed to be the man whose tapes a young Emely discovered in the first movie. As Emely listens to a tape made by the man for a worst-case scenario (him failing to kill Siren Head) while training, he says that the person listening to this tape must now bear the burden of killing Siren Head, before stating that there are even more creatures out there, some even more dangerous than Siren Head himself.
Siren Head vs Cartoon Cat: The Movie[]
Siren Head returns in the upcoming installment of Secret4Studio's series, which takes all three movies and makes them into a series. The story starts with a rather terrible storm than deep male voice that explains that arch.
As it turns out, Ashmoure, the ruined town that was the scene of the previous two movies, is the prison of an ancient terror: Cartoon Cat, who would have been haunting humanity if Siren Head, Light Head, Long Horse, Anxious Dog, Nightcreeper and the other Guardians weren't keeping it in Ashemoure. Siren Head only attacks humans in order to fuel itself so it can do its duty as Guardian, a fact that Long Horse dislikes, but couldn't very well try to prevent. It had in fact been trying to help Emily and the lone surviving soldier, trying to salvage at least one human from each of those carnages.
Personality[]
Siren Head is portrayed as a ruthless killer who goes after humans. Much like the original Siren Head, he is a very dangerous and skilled predator, using its abilities to his advantage to lure, trick and kill humans effectively. Unlike the original however, this version is much more aggressive, as his is usually shown quickly charging at enemies and letting out loud sounds as if to roar at them, making him more of a brute than the original Siren Head. Siren Head is also shown to possibly hold grudges, as at the end of the first film, he is shown confronting Emely, one of the only people to have survived his attacks.
Interestingly, Siren Head is also trying to stop greater threats, as seen in one of the young boy's drawings in the sequels. According to Long Horse, Siren Head is killing humans and draining their life force so that he can fight and defeat a greater threat, that being Cartoon Cat. While this doesn't make Siren Head any less dangerous or ruthless, it shows that he is not just another monster looking to kill or gain power; perhaps he is doing all this for a greater purpose.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Sound manipulation: Just like the original Siren Head, this version can emit sound from its sirens and utilize it in various ways. It can play emergency warnings, screams, tornado sirens, and other sounds, and it can even deafen and stun nearby enemies using louder noises.
- Mimicry: Siren Head can perfectly imitate the voices of its victims after draining their life force, in order to lure other people to it.
- Life force draining: A unique ability this version of Siren Head possesses is his ability to drain the life force of this victims. When he does, they are left as darkened, stiff corpses with blank eyes. According to research made by the survivor of the attack on the elite forces unit, Siren Head's immense strength and durability comes from consuming the drained life force of his victims; the more he consumes, the more indestructible he becomes, however this effect is only temporary, meaning Siren Head would have to keep killing humans and draining their life force in order to keep himself essentially immortal.
- Strength: Siren Head is shown to be very strong in Secret4Studio's videos. He is able to launch and knock out people with a single swipe, cause ruin to buildings, and once even knocked down a helicopter.
- Durability: This version of Siren Head is shown to have immense durability, which as stated above comes from the life essence he's drained from humans. In the first film, Siren Head was only stunned by gunshots, and was able to easily recover from them. In the second film, Siren Head is even more durable, walking through a hail of bullets like nothing and surviving a massive explosion without any visible damage done to his body.
- Speed: Siren Head is shown to be insanely fast in the series, able to quickly run great distances in a matter of seconds.
- Agility: Siren Head is also extremely agile, as not only can he run fast enough to pass by people, but he can even jump high enough to take down a helicopter.
- Stealth: Much like the original, Siren Head is portrayed as very stealthy, able to hide in plain sight by standing still and sneak by people despite his size.
- Intelligence: Siren Head is a cunning hunter, able to think of strategies to lure his victims to him and evade anyone hunting him. He is also possibly smart enough to set up bait, as the drug lord theorized that Siren Head kept him alive so that he could be used to lure in others.
Gallery[]
Videos[]
Trivia[]
- Trevor Henderson's art actually exists in-universe as real images/drawings of the monsters, even the fact sheet is a thing in Secret4Studio's canon.
- The first Siren Head: The Movie video currently has 18 million views, and the second one has even more; 24 million at the time of writing.