Toy Soldiers

In Colombia, Luis Cali orchestrates a brutal takeover of the Palace of Justice. He demands the release of his father, Enrique Cali, leading to chaos and violence in pursuit of his demands.

Luis learns from authorities that his father has been extradited to the United States. This fuels his anger, pushing him and his gang to commit several murders in retaliation.

After wreaking havoc, Luis and his gang make a dramatic escape via helicopter. Their sights are set on the U.S., marking the beginning of a new, more violent chapter.

Meanwhile, at Regis High School, Billy and his friends are known for their pranks. They change the school's sign from 'Regis' to 'Rejects', showcasing their rebellious nature.

One night, Billy and his gang discover a hidden entrance in the kitchen that leads to a basement chamber. Their exploration leads them to unusual activities, including drinking colored vodka.

Tensions rise when Donoghue is removed from campus for his family's protection due to threats stemming from the trial of Enrique Cali. This event foreshadows the chaos to come.

As Luis and his gang infiltrate Regis High School, they commit violent acts, killing a security guard and a faculty member. Their ruthless quest for vengeance begins to unfold.

Luis takes 92 individuals hostage in the school's dining room, enforcing strict rules about returning to their seats at each hour's bell. The threat of violence looms large over the captives.

As the situation escalates, the FBI is called in with Deputy Director Brown leading the charge. The agency refuses to negotiate with the terrorists under military orders from General Kramer.

Thinking on their feet, Billy and his friends concoct a plan to gather intelligence and aid the FBI. Working together with their wits, they set out to disarm the danger before it's too late.

In a daring move, Billy discovers an escape route through the storm drains. He makes a risky decision to return to the school to help others, narrowly avoiding capture.

Tragedy strikes when Joey, the son of mob boss Albert Trotta, panics and seizes a firearm. In the ensuing chaos, he becomes a victim, raising the stakes for the remaining hostages.

Billy and Yogurt attempt a daring plan to disable the detonator wired throughout the school. Their operation is complicated by unexpected appearances from Luis's men.

As the situation escalates, Dean Parker shows unwavering support for Billy, guiding students to safety. His timely intervention proves crucial in the midst of the unfolding drama.

In the aftermath of the harrowing ordeal, the surviving boys celebrate their triumph. However, Billy faces consequences for his past actions, highlighting the dual nature of their victory.