Hassie Harrison, Josh Heuston, Jai Courtney and director Sean Byrne tell TheWrap about taking their horror film from Cannes to Hollywood.

The serial killer thriller Dangerous Animals has gotten its debut Rotten Tomatoes score with its early reviews from critics.

Sean Byrne's 'Dangerous Animals' is impressing horror fans and refreshing the shark thriller genre according to its Rotten ...

Jai Courtney returns after a four-year break in IFC Films’ “Dangerous Animals,” a wild mashup of two of the most bankable ...

From the director of "The Loved Ones" and "The Devil's Candy" comes a gory tale of terror, "Dangerous Animals," starring Jai ...

Dangerous Animals revives the tired and wet subgenre of shark horror through sharp writing and a maniacal performance from ...

Hassie Harrison and Josh Heuston also star in Sean Byrne’s thriller about an Australian boatman who gets his kicks abducting ...

As a serial killer whose weapon of choice is sharks,Jai Courtney gives horror one of its best new villains in Shudder's ...

In "Dangerous Animals,' Jai Courtney plays an Australian tour guide who steers you out to sea and lets you swim the sharks.

Jai Courtney discusses his potential return as Boomerang in DC Universe during a new interview and gives a hopeful update.

Australian filmmaker Sean Byrne presents this serial killer thriller at Directors' Fortnight during 2025 Cannes Film Festival ...

Jai Courtney’s version of Harkness technically existed in the DC Extended Universe, so that raises questions as to how the character could even return. I mean, could he be added to a production ...