Sharks are often the villain of their horror stories but Sean Byrne’s new film, Dangerous Animals, makes it clear that the most dangerous predator is man. Well, sharks are still scary but a creepy gut with a boat is also not great.
Tucker (Jai Courtney) is a boat owner in Australia who offers cheap shark diving excursions to tourists. The problem is that he shows them the “wonders” of sharks and then feeds his victims to them. But only after he makes it clear that sharks don’t want to eat humans, they just think we are some other kind of animal. Now I am someone who respects the shark. In the sense that I’m so afraid of them I make sure to not go into their homes. That’s their business, not mine.
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