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Jai Courtney and His Baby Sharks Kill It, But 'Dangerous Animals' Stinks
Then on top of that, you add a deliciously unhinged character actor who’s been trapped inside a leading hunk’s body for too long as your main maniac—hello, Jai Courtney. And then you snag the director of one of the new millennium’s greatest unsung Aussie horror flicks—that’d be Sean Byrne of 2009’s masterpiece The Loved Ones.
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Jai Courtney Wants To Return To James Gunn's DCU As Captain Boomerang “If There’s Any More Mileage To Milk Out Of It”After recently teasing the possibility he may return to the DCU, Jai Courtney is setting the record straight on his future as ...
Exclusive: Ahead of his new shark survival thriller Dangerous Animals, Jai Courtney joins us In the Den to talk Aussie genre influences and inspirations, particularly Eric Bana in Chopper.
This week's episode of the freshly award-losing Empire Film Podcast finds the podteam lick their wounds after a demoralising ...
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Jai Courtney's wonderfully demented performance makes the otherwise forgettable Dangerous Animals worth the dive.
This week on "The Backstage Experience" we bring the heat with Ana De Armas in the explosive John Wick spinoff BALLERINA, Jon ...
Jai Courtney talks about the humanity in the darkness of his character in 'Dangerous Animals,' he also shares some insight ...
After a strong recent career that has seen him appear in the likes of Peter Berg’s historical miniseries, American Primeval, ...
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