As if a movie about sharks wasn’t scary enough, the filmmakers behind “Dangerous Animals” have upped the screams by adding what every thriller should d...

Killer turns by Hassie Harrison and Jai Courtney make the gritty and violent Dangerous Animals a thrilling trip to sea.

Jai Courtney plays Tucker, a serial killer who uses sharks as his murder weapon.

Jai Courtney is a serial killer with a need to feed sharks flesh in Sean Byrne's Dangerous Animals — out in UK cinemas now. Read the Empire review.

Not especially gripping or intriguing, but it rattles along as effective B-movie gore

Sean Byrne ('The Loved Ones,' 'The Devil's Candy') has a way with subverting expectations, but for his latest, he follows formula to a disappointing degree.

Esto es lo que puedes esperar de ‘Ballerina’, ‘Dangerous Animals’ y ‘The Ritual’, disponibles ya en la cartelera

Predators and prey share the same terrain in this psychologically twisted shark thriller from genre filmmaker Sean Byrne.

But Wes Anderson’s new film “Phoenician Scheme” is a snoozer.

A mesmerizing physical turn from Jai Courtney as a delusional, shark-obsessed villain makes Dangerous Animals an absolutely thrilling watch.

Sean Byrne’s “Dangerous Animals” is sharp in all the right places.

Finding a decent shark movie is no day at the beach. Three simple rules determine what to catch and what to release.

Set on the Gold Coast, this shark-cum-serial killer thriller doesn’t set sail for new territory, but it does make for a decent (dis)pleasure cruise.

New movie “Dangerous Animals” asks the question: What if “Silence of the Lambs” was also “Jaws”?

This Canadian-written film has all the expected feeding frenzies, jump scares, menacing shots of fins – but adds a bizarre serial-killer twist

In Sean Byrne’s gory, gutsy thriller about an Australian psychopath there is more going on beneath the surface than might first appear