Hisss 2010
"She's sexy... venomous... and she'll swallow you whole..."
Dive into the dark and twisted world of *Hisss (2010)*, Jennifer Lynch's visually hypnotic horror-fantasy that twists myth and modern desperation into a serpentine tale of love, greed, and the cost of immortality.
Director: Jennifer Lynch
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hisss (2010) about?
*Hisss* follows a dying man who kidnaps the lover of the snake goddess Nagin, believing this act will grant him eternal life. The film weaves a dark, supernatural narrative filled with danger, ancient curses, and the price of defying fate.
Who directed Hisss?
The film was directed by Jennifer Lynch, known for her distinct visual storytelling and emotionally charged narratives.
Who stars in Hisss?
The cast includes Mallika Sherawat, Irrfan Khan, Divya Dutta, and Raman Trikha in pivotal roles that drive the film's intense and mystical plot.
Is Hisss (2010) worth watching?
While *Hisss* isn't a mainstream hit, fans of horror-fantasy with unique visuals and a blend of mythology and suspense may find it intriguing. Its unconventional approach and strong performances make it a cult curiosity worth exploring.
How long is Hisss?
The film has a runtime of 98 minutes, offering a tight yet immersive experience.
About Hisss (2010) — A Horror-Fantasy Ride with Serpents and Immortality
Dive into the dark and twisted world of *Hisss (2010)*, Jennifer Lynch's visually hypnotic horror-fantasy that twists myth and modern desperation into a serpentine tale of love, greed, and the cost of immortality.
After a dying American man receives a terminal brain cancer diagnosis, he spirals into a desperate scheme—kidnapping the forbidden lover of the ancient snake goddess Nagin in a bid to steal her supernatural power. Directed by Lynch with a surreal, dreamlike touch, the film blends haunting imagery with high-stakes suspense, all while exploring themes of obsession, sacrifice, and the monstrous lengths humans will go to cheat death. With its lush visuals and eerie atmosphere, *Hisss (2010)* delivers a genre-blending experience that lingers long after the credits roll.