Dangerous Animals

critic Reviews

, 85% Fresh Tomatometer Score
  • Stuffed to the gills with memorable shocks and a thrillingly unhinged heel turn by Jai Courtney, Dangerous Animals will be irresistible chum for horror aficionados.
  • , Fresh Tomatometer Score
    Jason ZinomanNew York Times
    Making this work requires wit, the right tone and a ruthless sense of pace. Byrne manages all three with a sure hand.
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  • , Fresh Tomatometer Score
    Mark KennedyAssociated Press
    Taut and well crafted, a worthy birthday present to “Jaws,” celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer.
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  • , Fresh Tomatometer Score
    Tara BradyIrish Times
    ...Sean Byrne’s third feature is neither as gripping as The Loved Ones, his prom-night horror, nor as intriguing as The Devil’s Candy, his supernatural heavy-metal thriller, but it rattles along as effective B-movie gore.
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  • , Fresh Tomatometer Score
    Barry HertzGlobe and Mail
    Courtney delivers a knowingly gonzo performance as Tucker, blazing past his history of ho-hum Hollywood heroes (Terminator Genisys, Suicide Squad, Divergent) to deliver a truly inspiring villain whose insanity knows no bounds.
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    David SextonNew Statesman
    Jai Courtney is superb as a kind of satanic version of Steve Irwin, jocular, sententious and insane.
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  • , Rotten Tomatometer Score
    Peter BradshawGuardian
    This film has an audience, certainly, but it feels very derivative.
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    Al AlexanderMovies Thru the Spectrum
    Byrne and Lepard have hit upon the ultimate summer movie, one that not only mixes and matches genres but is as funny as it is terrifying. You’ll laugh till the victims bleed, grotesquely transforming the ocean blue into a sea of red.



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  • , Fresh Tomatometer Score
    Jim VorelPaste Magazine
    A glorified B-movie given appeal beyond its salacious premise through sharp filmmaking and even the occasionally lyrical aside. This is all so much better than “serial killer shark movie” has any right to be.
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  • , Rotten Tomatometer Score
    Frank SwietekOne Guy's Opinion
    If there were an Australian version of 'Criminal Minds,' [this] could...be an episode of it...very silly stuff, but it’s executed with a grim efficiency that will put it over with viewers who are entertained by...extended exercises in sadism.
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    Nate AdamsThe Only Critic
    It’s a breezy, blood-soaked summer ride best enjoyed with an ice-cold Corona and zero expectations.
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