Bloodhounds

About This Movie

Bloodhounds is this gritty TV movie from '96 that dives into the darker corners of vengeance and justice. It follows Nikki, a determined cop driven by personal loss, hunting down the escaped death row inmate Charles Veasey. The tension ramps up as she navigates the thin line between law and retribution. There's an interesting dynamic with Harrison Coyle, the crime author, who adds a layer of moral complexity to Nikki's pursuit. The performances are solid, particularly the way Nikki’s character develops through her obsession. You can feel the weight of her mission, and the atmosphere? Pretty bleak, which actually works well with the pacing. Feels raw and unpolished in a way that gives it some authenticity. The practical effects, though not groundbreaking, serve the narrative without overshadowing the character-driven story.

Gripping portrayal of vengeance · Strong performances · Atmospheric tension throughout