In the climax of the film, the remaining survivors of a National Guard unit, who have been attacked by mutated creatures in the New Mexico desert, attempt to escape and confront their assailants.
Throughout the movie, the soldiers encounter the deformed mutants, survivors of previous attacks by the cannibalistic creatures, who have been living in the hills. The mutants capture and kill several members of the group, leaving only a handful of soldiers alive.
In the final moments of the film, the surviving soldiers manage to overcome the mutants and escape from the underground tunnels where they’ve been held captive. As they make their way to the surface, they encounter more mutants and face intense violence and danger.
Ultimately, only a few of the soldiers manage to survive the onslaught of the mutants. They emerge from the caves traumatized and bloodied, but determined to alert the authorities and prevent further attacks on unsuspecting victims.
In the end, the surviving soldiers are rescued by a rescue team and taken to safety. However, they are haunted by the horrors they’ve witnessed and the lives lost during their ill-fated mission in the desert.
Through its intense climax and graphic violence, “The Hills Have Eyes II” delivers a chilling conclusion to its story. As the survivors struggle to come to terms with the terror they’ve endured, viewers are left with a sense of dread and unease, reminding them of the dangers lurking in the desolate wilderness.