Mermaid Down

2019

Action / Fantasy / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

65
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 69% · 100 ratings
IMDb Rating 4.3/10 10 11336 11.3K

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Plot summary

A mermaid is ripped from the ocean by a fishing crew only to be tortured and to have her tail cut off. A seemingly helpful stranger intervenes, but then locks her away in an institution for mentally disturbed young women, where no one believes she is a mermaid. With no way out, she is forced to count on her survival instincts, and fight for her life at all costs.

Top cast

Burt Culver as Dr. Beyer
Meggan Kaiser as Ghost
Phillip Andre Botello as Dr. Miller
720p.WEB 1080p.WEB
842.71 MB
1280*534
English 2.0
MA15+
23.976 fps
1 hr 31 min
Seeds 1
1.48 GB
1920*800
English 2.0
MA15+
23.976 fps
1 hr 31 min
Seeds 5

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Seruschka M 1 / 10

A Cinematic Shipwreck Rating: 0/5 "Mermaid Down" is

A Cinematic Shipwreck Rating: 0/5 "Mermaid Down" is an absolute disaster of a film, a chaotic mess that manages to be both boring and infuriating at the same time. It takes a promising premise— a mermaid captured by fishermen and thrown into an asylum— and drowns it in incoherent storytelling, horrendous acting, and direction so amateurish it feels like a film school dropout's failed thesis project. The Script: An Incomprehensible Train Wreck The writing is an unfiltered fever dream of half-baked ideas, stitched together without logic or coherence. Characters appear and disappear without reason, motivations make zero sense, and the dialogue is so atrocious it feels like a parody of bad horror movies. The film’s attempts at being deep or artistic result in frustratingly pretentious nonsense that leads nowhere. The Acting: Painful to Endure Not a single performance in this movie feels remotely convincing. The actors stumble through their lines with all the enthusiasm of hostages forced to participate in a low-budget student film. The main character, the mermaid, is mute for most of the movie, and yet she still somehow manages to be the least cringeworthy part of the cast— which says a lot about the quality of the performances. Horror Without Any Horror For a film that markets itself as horror, "Mermaid Down" is completely devoid of anything scary or suspenseful. Instead of tension or atmosphere, we get mind-numbing boredom and cheap, predictable jump scares that wouldn’t even startle a nervous cat. The asylum setting— which should have been a goldmine for eerie horror— is wasted on dull, repetitive scenes that go nowhere. Pacing & Editing: A Nightmare (Not in a Good Way) The movie drags on endlessly, with scenes stretching far beyond their welcome and others ending so abruptly that it feels like chunks of the film were accidentally deleted. The pacing is all over the place— moments that should have weight are rushed, while pointless sequences are drawn out until you wish for the sweet relief of the credits. Final Verdict: An Absolute Disaster "Mermaid Down" is one of the most bafflingly awful horror films of the past decade. It takes an original concept and butchers it beyond recognition, leaving nothing but an unwatchable wreck in its place. Avoid this movie at all costs— unless you’re in the mood to waste 90 minutes of your life on pure agony.
Reviewed by Char T 4 / 10

A movie about a traumatised mermaid, the movie

A movie about a traumatised mermaid, the movie lacked a storyline; it was difficult to follow. It was full of violence and gory scenes for no reason. Wouldn't recommend.
Reviewed by John W 2 / 10

Oh my.... that was super bad and not

Oh my.... that was super bad and not in a funny way. They tried to tell a serious origin story about a mermaid in real life and it was so unnecessary and boring. Also really bad editing and cinematography. And please don't listen to the 70% Popcornmeter, that must be faked I bet on it lol.
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