Flu Bird Horror

A member of the teen group who shows boldness but also volatility. He becomes infected as the virus ravages his body, and his struggle intensifies the group’s urgency. His actions push others toward a dangerous plan and culminate in a sacrificial moment that sparks the final effort to survive.

The self-appointed group leader who tries to keep everyone together even as tensions rise. He volunteers to be the bait to lure the birds away, showing courage and a willingness to take risks. His fate underscores the film’s theme of sacrifice for the greater good.

A resourceful and quick-thinking member who uses a walkie-talkie to contact rescuers and keep the group informed. She remains calm under pressure and acts as a crucial communicative link between the teens and the rescuers.

The first teen injured by the birds, whose worsening condition adds urgency to every decision. He embodies vulnerability and the fear that permeates the group, but his presence also spurs action.

A quick-thinking ally whose presence helps the group maintain morale and resourcefulness. She uses practical tactics to distract birds and keep others focused on escape.

A teen whose life is cut short in a tragic accident during a tense moment, highlighting the high stakes and the fragility of hope.

A doctor who provides medical perspective and leadership during the crisis, coordinating care and advising the group through the outbreak.

Park ranger who becomes a rescue ally, driving pursuit to locate the teens and support their escape.