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

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.

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.

Review: “Dangerous Animals,” thankfully, doesn’t try to be more than it is, although the quite beautiful images of sharks sliding through the ocean show, naturally, that we are the species ...

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

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.