Ok, it wasn't a great movie, technically speaking, as it was lacking in the special-effects department, and there were some loose ends in the story that made no sense.

BUT- I really liked the biker-angle. I liked how the hero (such as it is) wasn't the studly-looking guy, but the long-haired biker. He was a refreshing character, in full control of his "curse" and played off the villainous (yet gorgeous) she-werewolf. There is a female protagonist, but she is mostly there to have someone to explain the plot to. The synapsis made it seem like there would be more Silver Bullet conflict, but there isn't, as it becomes werewolf vs werewolf. Some gratuitous boob shots in the bar, and a sex scene with the villains are there to spice up things, as well.

"Hellhounds" promises a feral frenzy of canine carnage, but delivers a limping, lifeless creature of a film. The concept of werewolf bikers is undeniably intriguing, but the execution is as flat as a deflated balloon.

While the film struggles to muster any genuine scares or suspense, there's one bright spot amidst the gloom: Eva Hamilton. Her performance is a lone wolf in a pack of mediocrity. Her character is captivating and it be interesting to follow this character further with a better script and higher budget.

Unfortunately, her talent is squandered in a film that seems more interested in showcasing questionable CGI than crafting a compelling story.

The plot is predictable, the characters are flat, and the horror elements are more laughable than terrifying, reminding me of "Jeepers Creepers: Reborn". The titular hellhounds, when they finally do appear, are disappointingly generic, lack any real menace, and look like cheap Spirit Halloween costumes.

If you're a fan of Eva Hamilton, you might find some enjoyment in "Hellhounds" for her performance alone. But for everyone else, this is a film that can safely be skipped.