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Australian Director Redefines Killer Shark Genre in 'Dangerous Animals'

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Matt Patches

11mo ago· 4 min readenNews

Summary

Australian director Sean Byrne's new film, Dangerous Animals, redefines the killer shark movie subgenre by portraying the shark as a weapon in a human killer's hands. The film stands out for its unique approach and departure from traditional shark-themed horror movies.

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When is a killer shark movie not a killer shark movie? Answer: When the killer shark is just a weapon in a human killer’s hands.
Despite arriving just in time for the 50th anniversary of Jaws, Dangerous Animals has less in common with it.
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The new horror movie Dangerous Animals is in theaters and streaming soon on Shudder. It’s a standout thanks to the cast, crazy Jai Courtney in particular.

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