Hood Angels

Four sisters, known as the "Hood Angels," who have grown up in the foster care system, decide to take matters into their own hands when their foster mother is murdered. They set out on a mission of revenge against the drug dealers responsible, using their unique skills and determination to bring them to justice.

Hood Angels is a low-budget independent film that garnered a modest following primarily within the urban action film niche. While not widely reviewed by major critics, it received attention for its gritty portrayal of vigilante justice and its all-female lead cast.

• Praised for its determination and unique premise of an all-female vigilante group.

• Criticized for its low production values and occasionally uneven acting.

• Seen as a solid, albeit rough, entry in the direct-to-video urban action genre.

Google audience: Audience reception is scarce, but general sentiment suggests it's appreciated by fans of its specific genre for its female-led revenge plot, though its technical aspects are often noted as being amateurish.

The four lead actresses playing the sisters are actual siblings in real life.