To be fair Hellhound actually makes an effort to be a little original and thoughtful and "sort of" succeeds. There's a fair amount of decent content, in this admittedly B grade action film. Firstly there's a not wholly original story that still tries to make take a thoughtful moral stance, reasonable acting and well considered exposition. What really undermines this effort is a lack of overall cohesion. The story simply feels too loose, which, I think, is due in large part, to budgetary limitations. That said, as it stands the lead hands in a decent performance and the action is well...