Schoenke, directing with his father, Sean, unbalances his own film by the simple fact that his own character -- a kind of disintegrating, evil Bruce Wayne -- is far more interesting than the protagonist.

Passionate fans may enjoy what it represents, but it doesn’t draw in anyone unfamiliar with the cast and their history as helmeted heroes.

Somehow, it turns a premise about superheroes, superpowers, legends, and martial artists into a tedious experience. [Full review in Spanish.]

This feature is arguably Schoenke's theatrical debut, but it feels as if it was initially designed to be a series. As such, it doesn't feel like a totally completed work, or it has loose ends that stick out like a sore thumb.