Stephen Siemens

Stephen Siemens has dipped his toes in some pretty wild film waters, and, honestly, the guy’s got range. Take Replicas (2018) for starters—Keanu Reeves headlining a sci-fi trip where scientists mess with the boundaries of life and death. Stephen’s name pops up alongside all the cloning chaos and existential panic, and if you blink, you might miss him, but dude’s there, rolling with the punches. Then you jump to Crawl (2019). Now, that’s a sweaty-palms, gators-in-the-basement kinda horror flick. Florida storm, water rising, and hungry alligators treating humans like a buffet? Total adrenaline rush. Stephen’s involved, not exactly chomping on scenery (leave that to the gators), but adding to the tension, the panic, the whole “oh crap, are we doomed?” vibe. And then there’s Stowaway (2021), which is a whole different beast. This one’s all about a space mission gone sideways. Crew’s already dealing with the usual space madness when—bam—a stowaway shows up, and suddenly there’s not enough oxygen for everyone. Moral dilemmas. Panic. Some serious “what would you do?” moments. Siemens brings his steady, supporting energy to a cast that’s basically unraveling as things get more desperate. So, if you’re hunting for a guy who’s quietly racking up credits in movies where people are in way over their heads, Stephen Siemens is your man. Not a flashy dude, but he’s always right there in the thick of it, no matter if it’s killer gators, cloning chaos, or space drama.