Harmful Animals: We go on a shark dive to rejoice the discharge of this new horror flick

Harmful Animals marks director Sean Byrne’s third movie, following his cult traditional The Cherished Ones and The Satan’s Sweet. The movie was so extremely anticipated that it made its premiere on the Cannes Movie Pageant (take a look at our evaluate HERE), and we have been additionally fortunate sufficient to speak with Byrne, and stars Jai Courtenay, Josh Heuston and Hassie Harrison (take a look at the interviews HERE). To assist rejoice the discharge on June sixth, Shudder and IFC invited a choose group of journalists and influencers to a shark dive on the Lengthy Island Aquarium in Riverhead, New York. With Courtney himself in attendance, every particular person was required to slide themselves right into a wetsuit, adorn themselves with weights (you float to the highest in any other case, naturally) and step right into a shark cage with a licensed diver. Then, for twenty very particular minutes, you’re within the water with a number of sharks and numerous vibrant fish. Whereas the sharks have little interest in harming you or messing with the cage, you’re urged to not stick your palms out of the cage to the touch them. They could simply suppose you’re offering them with a snack…

My first time having an expertise like this was actually outstanding, one I’ll always remember. (Little doubt it was the quickest twenty minutes of my life.) The sharks have been so majestic it’s unattainable to not have a newfound respect and admiration for them. Whereas in fact they make for thrilling villains in horror films, the reality is that they’re surprisingly mild and calm creatures… So long as you retain your palms within the cage. Try our video of the expertise above and a few extra from the journey beneath:

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