A world premiere at last year’s Fantasia Film Festival, British import Hollow cashes in on the found footage revival kicked off at least in part by 2009’s Paranormal Activity, telling the story of a quartet of friends who suffer a dark turn of events in a remote village in Suffolk, England that’s been haunted for centuries by a local legend. Solid, largely naturalistic performances and a nice technical package help offset a story whose bump-in-the-night eeriness reaches a certain level of diminishing return long before the end of its 95-minute running time, rendering Hollow a marginal recommendation only for hardcore genre enthusiasts. For the full, original review, from ShockYa, click here. (Tribeca Film, unrated, 95 minutes)