Entertainment Blog #350 | Dangerous Animals [2025] : Psychopath on the Sea...
When we need services, sometimes we have to believe people we've never seen before just got get it done because it's said they are professionals. Most of the times, those occasions go really well. But in some occasions, things could go really bad. And it be because we've trusted the wrong guy.
"Dangerous Animals" follows a story that starts in that manner. It is a #survival #horror #movie that was recently released for Online platforms after having a short theatre run. The movie stars Hassie Harrison, Josh Heuston, and Jai Courtney as main characters.
The movie follows Zephyr, an American tourist who had visited Gold Coast, Australia for surfing. There, she meets Moses who begged her to help with his car. With the sudden spark, Moses kinda felt a connection for a long run but typical Zephyr, left where she were early in the morning without any notice.
Moses had even made breakfast for her. But Zephyr was already at the beach, trying to go surfing early in the morning. There she was encountered with Tucker who's the owner of Tucker’s Experience, a shark cage service provider with a boat. Zephyr didn't get to know any of it as she was kidnapped by him immediately.
Moses reaches the beach after sunrise where Zephyr's van was parked just to find her smartphone lying on the sand. He immediately got a feeling that she's in some sort of trouble. So Moses went to the police and as he lacks details about her, they didn't care that much.
Zephyr wakes up with mouth shut and handcuffed to a bed with another girl, Heather, a tourist just like her. Hearing what Heather had witnessed, Zephyr just wanted to escape this cage. Zephyr is a fighter but Tucker has plans for her. Things that she can't imagine. What will he do? It's upto you to find out.
Everything is good in this movie. But it's better if the killer could have been revealed in the middle of the story but the producer had decided to reveal it on the opening scene. It kinda ruined the joy. But that's OK. Gotta respect other's point of view.