Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review: The Twist is Weirdly Cool

Previously, Woo-seok and Seol-ah realised that Jun-beom had something to do with the deaths of those who knew Seol-ah. When they dig deeper, they decide to capture video evidence of Jun-beom’s real face. Just as they expected, Seol-ah goes in with a planted camera, but things turn messier when Jun-beom approaches Seol-ah with a grim face.

Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 runs about 65 minutes.

  • Siren’s Kiss Kdrama Cast

    Park Min-young, Wi Ha-joon, Kim Jung-hyun, Han Joon-woo, Kong Seong-ha, Ha Seok-jin

  • Siren’s Kiss Series Director

    Kim Cheol-kyu

  • Siren’s Kiss Release Schedule

    March 2, 2026 – April 7, 2026

  • AKA

    세이렌

This new Korean drama consists of 12 episodes, with one episode released every Monday and Tuesday at 21.20 KST.

Siren's Kiss Episode 8 Review: Kim Jung-hyun
Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review: Kim Jung-hyun

Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Recap

The episode resumes with Jun-beom asking Seol-ah whether she thinks he’s trying to avenge his friend Su-ho’s death. Hearing this, Woo-seok rushes inside the building to save Jun-beom. But we see Jun-beom clearly mentioning that he only wanted to get close to Seol-ah, and this makes her smirk. Right then, the building’s fire alarm goes off, and Jun-beom is visibly shaken. His breathing starts to get rough, and his assistant rushes in to catch him.

Siren's Kiss Episode 8 Review: Park Min-young
Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review: Park Min-young

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Seol-ah leaves the building with Woo-seok, and soon Jun-beom finds that it is Woo-seok who started the alarm. Woo-seok tells Seol-ah that they found evidence showing that the car used by the anonymous killer belongs to Jun-beom. This prompts the team to somehow catch hold of Jun-beom’s real intentions.

Siren's Kiss Episode 8 Review: Wi Ha-jun
Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review: Wi Ha-jun

Later, Seol-ah reveals to Woo-seok that the reason she wanted to become an auctioneer is because of her late dad, who was an artist himself. We see through a flashback that the loan shark who made Han’s life worse is Sun-ae. Woo-seok understands that Seol-ah has joined the auction to be under Sun-ae and find out her illegal activities. Seol-ah also reveals about Sun-ae’s private locker with valuable paintings, which also includes her late dad’s.

Siren's Kiss Episode 8 Review: Wi Ha-jun
Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review: Wi Ha-jun

At the auction, when Jun-beom arrives, Woo-seok teases him about the murder plans. Right then, when Jun-beom takes a sip of the champagne, he collapses. Noticing he is diabetic, Seol-ah searches his coat, finds an EPIPen and stabs it in his thigh, which makes Woo-seok wonder how she knows about it. As Jun-beom leaves to take a rest, Seol-ah notices that something is off about Jun-beom and wishes to talk to him.

Siren's Kiss Episode 8 Review: Kim Dong-jun
Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review: Kim Dong-jun

Meanwhile, Eun-hye steals Seol-ah’s documents on Sun-ae and gives them to Jae-uk. Woo-seok takes the EPIPen to get samples of Jun-beom and match them with crime records. Seol-ah meets Jun-beom, and he takes her to a so-called special place. As she enters the villa, she notices that all the architecture resonates with what Su-ho once told her.

As he keeps talking, Seol-ah calls Jun-beom Su-ho and his eyes well up. At the hospital, Woo-seok learns that Jun-beom’s DNA matches Su-ho’s, meaning they’re the same person. At the villa, Jun-beom, aka Su-ho, explains how, in Syria, Jun-beom died, and his face was used to reconstruct Su-ho’s face.

Siren's Kiss Episode 8 Review: Park Min-young, Kim Jung-hyun
Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review: Park Min-young, Kim Jung-hyun

Hearing this, Seol-ah is shocked, but as usual, Su-ho mocks and threatens her. Woo-seok informs the police, and they find that Jun-beom, aka Su-ho, has been stalking Seol-ah. As they rush to find them, Woo-seok finds a shocking scene. Jun-beom, aka Su-ho, lies dead on the ground as Seol-ah turns with a bloody face.

Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review

This episode really keeps the tension lurking around. Jun-beom panicking when the alarm beeps, his diabetic attacks, and his being left-handed were subtle clues to show he is Su-ho. Seol-ah has always been around this guy, but given her ambition, she wasn’t noticing anything about him. But slowly, when the truth comes out, Seol-ah realises how deadly her surroundings have been.

Siren's Kiss Episode 8 Review: Park Min-young
Siren’s Kiss Episode 8 Review: Park Min-young

The backstory about his identity swap is shocking, and the villa scene adds a creepy, intense vibe. Just when things couldn’t get more dramatic, the episode ends on a cliffhanger with Su-ho dead and Seol-ah covered in blood. It leaves you wondering what really happened and builds strong anticipation for the next episode.

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Jun-beom's face and Su-ho's soul. No one would have guessed this twist but it was worth it.
Taniya CJ
Taniya CJ
Taniya Ishwarya is an English Literature Graduate and a Social Work - Medical and Psychiatry Post-Graduate. Fun Fact, she's also an MSW Asst. Professor who loves writing way too much. She has a writing experience for 5 years.

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