Hannah Rose Fierman (born 1979) is an American actress best known for her role as Lily the succubus in V/H/S (2012) and Siren (2016).
Early life Fierman was born in Trowbridge, England, in 1979. She was raised in Georgia, United States, since the age of 3. She began acting at the age of three for theater before showing an interest in film and television.
Career Fierman gained recognition for her performance as Lily in the segment "Amateur Night" of the 2012 horror anthology film V/H/S. She found her character to be sympathetic, saying, "I wanted the viewer to be on her team even after the savagery or at least be understanding of why she did it." Fierman reprised her role in 2016's Siren, loosely based on the segment.
Fierman appeared as Sarah in the 2019 horror film St. Agatha. In 2021, it was announced that Fierman would be making her directorial debut with a horror film titled The Events Surrounding a Peeping Tom; the film was later renamed Dark Circles.
In April 2022, Fierman wrote, directed and starred in the music video for the song "Hair" from the band The Lucid. In 2023, she appeared in the sci-fi film I'll Be Watching and the slasher film Time's Up.
In 2024, Fierman co-directed and stars in the music video for Sponge's cover of the Mazzy Star song "Fade into You".
In 2026, Fierman starred as Julia Stevenson in the horror film Bunker Heights, which she also produced.
Personal life Fierman married in April 2016. She has expressed a fear of watching horror films, including the ones she appears in.
Filmography + Television rolesYearTitleRoleNotes 2012 The Game Tessa 2 episodes 2012 The Vampire Diaries Marianna Lockwood Episode: "1912" 2012 The Girl's Guide to Depravity Pill Pusher Patty 2 episodes 2014 Toast of London Honeysuckle Episode: "Fool in Love" 2014 Pepper's Place Pepper TV Pilot 2015 Servitude April Christianson TV Pilot 2018 Dead by Midnight (11pm Central) Candice Spelling Episode: "Dead Air" 2018 Fear Haus The Anti-Christ Originated as a short; Episode: "Devil 13" 2020 Dynasty Brooke Whitman Episode: "You Make Being a Priest Sound Like Something Bad" 2021 Creepshow Countess Petrovska Episode: "Night of the Living Late Show" Fawn Episode: "Familiar"
+ Film rolesYearTitleRoleNotes 2007 Passion Play Mary Magdalene Short film 2007 2 Centermeters Steven-Sue Short film 2008 Order of the Quest The Baroness 2008 God Is Dead Snow 2009 The Legend of Zelda: The Hero of Time Zelda / Sheik Fan film 2009 Death and Beauty Lovely Girl Short film 2010 The Dress Floor Short film 2010 Better Late Than Severed Demon Vixen Short film 2011 People We Know Alexandra Delioncourte Short film 2012 V/H/S Lily Segment: "Amateur Night" 2012 A Change in the Weather Woman Short film 2012 Quietus Rose Short film 2013 24 Exposures Shannon Fierman 2014 Ruins and Reckoning Elona Ray Short film 2014 The Unwanted Laura 2014 American Hell Geneva Short film 2014 Fugly! Bug Eyed Girl 2015 The Franks: A Blood Puke Segment Mrs. Frank Short film 2015 Good Grief Suicide Hotline Lizzy Graves 2016 Siren Lily 2016 Hold Me Hannah 2016 Collider Angie Short film 2016 Birthday Cake Short film 2017 The Secret Garden Lily Craven 2017 Get Punch Veronica Short film 2017 Dandelion Warden Anubikis Short film 2018 St. Agatha Sarah 2018 Devil 13 The Anti-Christ Short film 2018 Delirium Rose Hammond Short film 2019 Haven's End Hannah 2019 Evil Little Things Jessica 2020 Horror Nights Geneva Segment: "American Hell" 2020 On Location Ginny2022HairThe WomanMusic Video from The Lucid2023Wish Made FinalEveShort film2024Fade into YouMusic video from Sponge, co-directed with Drew Fortier; Mazzy Star cover2026Betty's RevengeBetty Boop2026Bunker HeightsJulia StevensonProducer 2026 Bloodhound Sara Carns
Accolades YearEventAwardTitleResult2014Eerie Horror FestBest ActressAmerican Hell2015FilmQuestBest Supporting ActressCrimson Screen Horror Film FestBest Actress - Short Film2022Europe Music AwardsBest ActressThe Lucid - "Hair"Dreamachine International Film FestivalBest Music VideoDiamond Bell International Film FestivalBest Music VideoVegas Movie AwardsBest EnsembleBlack Swan International Film FestivalBest Music VideoHorror Bowl Movie AwardsBest Horror Music Video
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