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

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Answer: When the killer shark is just a weapon in a human killer’s hands.

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

Dangerous Animals is the third movie from Australian director Sean Byrne whose previous movies – The Loved Ones (2009) and ...

Just when you think Dangerous Animals is cruising toward classic shark-horror territory, it yanks the wheel and swerves straight into something way darker.

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A serial killer targets the wrong surfer in Sean Byrne’s latest horror thriller.

While the sharks do what you expect, he films the bloody carnage. As a souvenir to go with the videotape, this psychopath ...

The Australian actor discusses sinking his teeth into the role of a psycho serial killer on the high seas and having his eyes ...

Dangerous Animals ending explained, plus director Sean Byrne on plans for a potential sequel to the acclaimed horror movie.