Warning: This article contains spoilers for Dangerous Animals.Dangerous Animals has a reasonably straightforward ending as far as the plot goes, but there are many details and thematic layers to ...

In “Dangerous Animals,” we don’t have to see this devil kill dozens of girls to get the picture — and it’s much scarier to let our imaginations extrapolate from limited clues. Rest assured, someone’s ...

Premiering out of competition at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Dangerous Animals marks the splashy and brutal return of Australian horror master Sean Byrne, the madman filmmaker behind cult classic ...

You know what’s worse than sharks? A serial killer who uses sharks as his weapon of choice. That’s the premise of the new Australian horror movie Dangerous Animals, which is coming to American ...

Strange as it may sound, there are not that many genre films that really capture the spirit of the summer — a time full of promise and potential adventure, with just a hint of danger and nightmares ...

Sean Byrne knows how to show an audience a bad time. Sixteen years ago, the Australian filmmaker launched onto the scene with “The Loved Ones,” his proudly grisly debut about a misfit teenager who ...

IFC Films and AMC Networks’ streamer Shudder have acquired “Dangerous Animals,” Sean Byrne (“The Devil’s Candy”)’s buzzy movie from LD Entertainment, for the U.S. Pairing the serial killer genre with ...

Cannes: Jai Courtney chews up the scenery in latest violent confection from Australian filmmaker Sean Byrne. Director Sean Byrne has a blast playing around with Tucker’s deceptive good nature, using ...

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. Jai Courtney plays a serial ...

After a strong recent career that has seen him appear in the likes of Peter Berg’s historical miniseries, American Primeval, The Suicide Squad, and Buffaloed, the ever-brilliant Aussie actor Jai ...

Buff and scruffy-looking, Jai Courtney plays a deranged Australian tour guide who steers you out to sea and lets you swim the sharks. Then he feeds you to them. We have screenwriter Nick Lepard to ...