Yes, there are still good shark movies being made 🇸🇪

Sharks and horror movies are two things that go hand in hand, and it's not hard to come up with several really good movies based on this scare duo. Often, however, I can think that the premise can be a little too silly for it to be scary, and the starting point is always that human flesh would be some kind of wagyu equivalent for cartilaginous fish, when nothing indicates this.

But... When me and my partner (who has been pretty diligent in emptying the streaming services of horror) found Dangerous Animals on Saturday night, we stopped. Decent ratings from both reviewers and users convinced us to still give a shark movie a chance... And that was lucky. 

It's hardly the scariest or most well-written I've seen, but at least it offers a fresh approach and Hassie Harrison in the role of the surfer Zephyr works just fine (now I want to see her in more horror movies) and Jai Courtney's Tucker is also a highlight.

I don't want to say more - other than that it's on Netflix. Go take a look.

Well, this was (un)pleasant in a good way.