Jai Courtney and director Sean Byrne discuss Dangerous Animals and a scene that mirrored an iconic dance by Tom Cruise.

Dangerous Animals is out now. In it, Jai Courtney (Suicide Squad, The Suicide Squad) plays a maniacal serial killer with a ...

Shudder and IFC Film's Dangerous Animals is the best time you'll have on the water and the perfect summer scream. The post ...

Cinematic pleasures can be complex or simple, and the latter don’t come goofier and gnarlier than those dispensed by ...

Half a century after Steven Spielberg’s “Jaws” stirred fear and fascination by painting sharks as bloodthirsty monsters of the sea, the tongue-in-cheek horror thriller “Dangerous Animals” gets its ...

In humorous fashion, Dangerous Animals’ prologue gives away its game, demonstrating that Tucker (Jai Courtney ... Still, Courtney’s brash performance and Harrison’s impressively ferocious ...

What peps up “The Phoenician Scheme” are some of its performances, specifically del Toro’s. He is the kind of rugged handsome actor who’s suited so well for his brusque character. Threapleton is his ...

Played with nutty aplomb by Jai Courtney ... performance remains the main attraction, electric whether he’s crooning “Baby Shark,” casually slicing jugulars or showing off drunken dance ...