In the climax of “Ghost Rider,” Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider (played by Nicolas Cage) confronts the villainous Blackheart (played by Wes Bentley) in a final battle to prevent him from unleashing hell on Earth.
Throughout the movie, Johnny Blaze, a stunt motorcyclist, becomes the Ghost Rider after making a deal with the demon Mephistopheles (played by Peter Fonda) to save his father from cancer. As the Ghost Rider, Johnny is cursed to serve as a bounty hunter for Mephistopheles, capturing rogue demons and sending them back to Hell.
Blackheart, the son of Mephistopheles, seeks to overthrow his father and unleash chaos on Earth. With his newfound demonic powers, he poses a formidable threat to humanity.
In the climax, Blackheart gathers the souls of a corrupt town to empower himself, intending to use their combined energy to overthrow Mephistopheles. However, Johnny Blaze, aided by the benevolent spirit of his father and the love of his childhood sweetheart Roxanne Simpson (played by Eva Mendes), confronts Blackheart.
In a fiery showdown, Ghost Rider battles Blackheart and his demonic minions, using his supernatural abilities to vanquish the forces of evil. With the help of Roxanne and the guidance of his father’s spirit, Johnny ultimately defeats Blackheart, preventing him from fulfilling his apocalyptic plans.
As the dust settles, Johnny Blaze, having redeemed himself through his heroic actions, continues his eternal struggle as the Ghost Rider, a supernatural force for justice in a world threatened by darkness.
Through its action-packed climax and themes of redemption and sacrifice, “Ghost Rider” delivers a thrilling conclusion to its tale of supernatural vengeance. As Johnny Blaze embraces his fate as the Ghost Rider, viewers are left with a sense of hope and the promise of future adventures in the battle against evil.