HOUNDZ FROM HELL

Cinemavixion Review

In the grim future of 2179 San Francisco, 'Houndz From Hell' presents a lurid descent into the infernal. Director Jose Figueroa crafts a sci-fi horror that delves into the tawdry exploits of Extract, a pimp and promoter of illegal mutant mandog fights, and his girlfriend Bethesda. When a pimp's unwitting actions tear open a portal to Hell, a demonic entity and its monstrous canine companion are unleashed upon the unsuspecting world. The film chronicles the demon's possession of Bethesda, using her to lure new souls into damnation, culminating in a savage attack by the demon dog on fight spectators. The narrative follows Dugan, a mandog fighter entangled in this supernatural chaos, as he and his trainer confront the escalating horror. While details on awards and critical reception are scarce, the film's premise promises a visceral, if perhaps B-movie, exploration of demonic possession and interdimensional terror, anchored by a cast including Shane Coffey, Greg Dolph, and Michael Duisenberg.