Flu Bird Horror

Six teenagers on a chaperoned rehabilitation camping trip are attacked by mutant giant birds infected with a virus. Porky is among the first to be injured, signaling the danger. The campers realize they are under threat far from safety.

The birds close in on the camp, killing Counselor Guy and scattering the teens. The loss marks a turning point as panic sets in. The group must decide whether to stay or flee.

With no safe shelter in immediate reach, the teenagers devise an escape plan from the encroaching birds. Johnson proclaims himself as the group’s leader, creating tension within the group. They agree to push toward a safer route rather than staying put.

The teens flee toward a battered military bunker, hoping it will offer protection from the birds. The birds follow relentlessly, turning the bunker into a front line of their pursuit. The group steels themselves for what could be a long standoff.

Tensions flare as Derrick takes Johnson’s gun to defend the group. In a panic, Johnson’s push causes Derrick’s hand to slip, resulting in Hank’s accidental death. The teens grapple with guilt while the birds press closer.

Eva finds a walkie-talkie and reaches out to park ranger Garrett, requesting rescue for the group. Garrett and Jacqueline prepare to come to the teens’ aid. The prospect of rescue offers a fragile thread of hope.

The group is forced to flee a fortified area as Porky is devoured by the birds. The losses intensify the survivors’ resolve to reach safety. Garrett and Jacqueline mobilize to track the teens’ location.

A contingent of scientists and police officers attempt to destroy the birds but are killed in the attempt. A nurse becomes infected and tries to leave the hospital, but security is forced to terminate the threat. The chaos underscores the collapse of the containment effort.

Derrick’s infection ravages his body and Johnson plans to shoot him to prevent liability. When Derrick lunges at Johnson, his saliva splashes into Johnson’s mouth, transferring the virus. The group realizes the risk of infection spreading rapidly.

The teenagers discover a house and inspect a nearby shed, finding it doubles as a meat locker. The cold storage hints at the birds’ appetite and the danger of staying in one place. The group debates whether to remain or move on.

Derrick volunteers as bait to lure the birds away from the group. The birds attack and kill him, removing one more threat but heightening the fear of what may come next. The survivors push forward toward the shelter of the others.

Garrett and Jacqueline finally locate the teens and all rush to the car. The birds attack as they flee, causing Garrett to lose control and crash into a concrete tunnel. The group takes shelter as the threats mount.

The survivors retreat to the military bunker which is leaking dangerous gas. The claustrophobic tunnel becomes a temporary sanctuary as the birds beat against the entrance. The environmental danger compounds the peril they face.

A giant bird attacks the police helicopter, forcing it to crash and explode in a fiery upheaval. The escape routes tighten as the group realizes the grid of danger around them. The birds’ assault has redefined the battlefield.

A final plan lays out explosive charges to destroy the nest and the birds. Johnson volunteers to be the bait again, knowing his infection makes him expendable. Eva watches with sorrow as the building burns, and the group escapes to safety, remembering Johnson.