Netflix drama Sirens, starring Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy, and Milly Alcock, is the hottest show on Netfliix right now.

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Part of the draw of Netflix's new dark comedy series, Sirens, is figuring out the mystery of what the heck is actually going on.

Simone ultimately rejects Ethan, which sends the vain man into a emotional tailspin. A drunk Ethan viciously calls Simone a “monster” and blames her for his own fall off a dangerously high cliff.

Plus, visiting Caumsett isn't just taking a trip to the Sirens set, as several other projects have been filmed there.

While Sirens takes place in a fictional coastal town, its striking visuals come from Lloyd Harbor, New York—a real-life haven of luxury, famous for its star-studded residents and sprawling mansions.

As shown in the Netflix series, the inhabitants’ hobbies are naturally affected by the quality of life they lead.