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In its rough outlines, Sea Fever isn’t all that different from any number of unspeakable-menace-at-sea horror flicks, but unlike so many other genre movies, it has a fully realized, lived-in quality: You can smell the oil, sweat, and salt, and hear the grind of motors and murmur of sailors.

Borrowing heavily from movies like “The Thing” and “Alien,” “Sea Fever” doesn’t have much that’s distinct about it, save for a vivid sense of place.

For a movie like this to work, it requires a compelling central presence to root for, and while Corfield projects ample, level-headed intelligence, there’s just not enough going on with Siobhán’s character to draw us all the way in.