HOLLOW POINT is another zero-budget B-movie made on the cheap and on the quick, with no attention paid to decent direction or proper plotting. It makes me long for the days of Steven Seagal's straight-to-DVD work, which is saying something. The cover is a cheat, promising a Luke Goss movie when in fact he plays in support. The cast is the only interesting thing about this which is why it's a shame that an unknown quantity in the form of Sri Lankan actor Dilan Jay plays the lead and is very dull in the role. Lower down in the cast we get Michael Pare, JuJu Chan and Bill Duke, but they can't lift the spirits of a very mundane little would-be thriller.

Story about crime, drug, criminals, abusing girls,murders, corrupt police, blind law all in LA and three maskmen to stop them. Could have lots thrill and actions but failed. Rare thrill and two or three average action or fight sequences. Once time watchable if you have no choice. Relief from Gus.

When you notice that the main titles look like something done in PowerPoint, you know this isn't gonna be Oscar material. But only 7 minutes into it you are already nauseated by the sheer incompetence of everyone involved in this train wreck:

• a lady vigilante in high heals prancing her back up the stairs as if she was walking down the catwalk at a fashion event, instead of stealthily sneaking up on drug dealers.
• the ridiculous fight scene that ensues.
• the outrageously idiotic college girl who can't even speak english presenting the worst delivery of a mind-numbingly stupid fallacy you can ever imagine.
• the editing which looks as if it was done by a blind bat.
• the stupidity of the woman character who just sits at the wheel of her car watching a guy shoot another guy, then shoot herself (no, the car didn't broke). Anything would be more believable than this stupid scene. Aliens crashing down on surfboards would be more believable than this.