AVClub: In his 2013 debut feature, Raze, director Josh Waller brought Zoë Bell, known for her stunt work and appearances in Quentin Tarantino movies, one step closer to true action stardom. Now they’ve re-teamed for Camino, a film that requires not only the physical prowess we all expect from Bell, but some emotional heavy lifting as well. And when she can, she succeeds. As a showcase for fierce women—Bell, mainly, although Shelia Vand, who played the eponymous vampire in A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, also turns in a memorable performance as a guerrilla fighter—Camino has its moments. But with such lackluster material for them to work with, it’ll probably end up being a resume builder for both women more than anything else.
