Directed by: Martin Weisdz Produced & Written by: Jonathan Craven & Wes Craven Starring: Daniella Allonso .... PFC Missy Michael McMillian .... PFC "Napoleon" Napi Jessica Stroup .... PFC Amber Johnson Lee Thompson Young .... PFC Delmar Ben Crowley .... PFC Stump Eric Edelstein .... Cpl. Splitter Flex Alexander .... Sgt. Jeffrey Millstone Reshad Strik .... PFC Mickey Michael Bailey Smith .... Hades David Reynolds .... Hansel Derek Mears .... Chamaleon Release Date: Nuremburg Fantasy Filmfest: March 16, 2007; Theatrical: March 23, 2007 Rating:

A group of national guard trainees do their training in combat down at the rocky hill mountains but while two others named Missy (Daniella Allonso) and Napi (Michael McMillian) stay on guard on things they find a man half alive crawling out of the outhouse warning them the dangers where they are.
Then their vehicle is on fire and know something is after them and try to warn the other but when they do so they are attacked by a mountain mutant and then while they escape from this maniac they try to warn the others and then one by one these people are terrorised and killed by these mutant mountain people and while they kill one of them another one kidnaps one of their traineees named Amber Johnson (Jessica Stroup) as she is taken to their home which is an abandoned mine.
They try to rescue her but there are many passageways and they try their best to survive before anyone else ends up being slaughtered.

Ugh! Was this rerally a sequel to the original remake? It displays on the screen with some credits telling the story of the last family but it seems too different and it was very pointless to top it all off.
Other than a few scares this film bites.

The acting is fine but no Academy award material. The two leads Daniella Allonso and Michael McMillian both show off a good performance with their battles towards the mutant people.
Jacob Vargas reminds me of a typical greedy and self centered prick which he plays off well with his role.
Supporting actor Eric Edelson is supposed to be a tough one but he has a lysp and it shows.

Guts are torn out
Heads are spilt open
Hand is cut off
A man is bloodied
There are body pieces lying everywhere
Lots of blood

A woman goes into labour and her breasts are revealed

Martin Weisdz delivers alot of jumps in this film when you least expect it.
It was great when Daniella Allonso is grabbed by a mutant mountain killer coming from the ground and the same with many other moments in the film but it would be a spoiler.
Both Michael Bailey Smith and Derek Morris come across very creepy with Martin's direction on them too.
Also his work on Allonso and McMillian battling and killing these mutants looks convincing too as they almost seems as vicious

Trevor Morris does well with his music and even the old thumping sounds are good too from the first one.