Product Description

During what is supposed to be a quiet camping retreat, six teens find themselves being hunted by giant birds infected with a mysterious virus that has morphed the birds into deadly predators. When the teens flee from the woods to a nearby military bunker on the outskirts of town, the flock of infected birds descends, spreading the killer virus they carry throughout the nearby town. One by one, the townspeople succumb to the virus, but a small group of them and the teens are able to find impenetrable shelterat least for now. Will the teens be able to make it out of the town alive or will they end up as bird food?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #50768 in DVD
• Brand: FIRST LOOK HOME ENTERTAINMENT
• Released on: 2008-09-30
• Rating: R (Restricted)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, Dolby, DVD, NTSC, Widescreen
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 95 minutes

Features

• During what is supposed to be a quiet camping retreat, six teens find themselves being hunted by giant birds infected with a mysterious virus that has morphed the birds into deadly predators. When the teens flee from the woods to a nearby military bunker on the outskirts of town, the flock of infected birds descends, spreading the killer virus they carry throughout the nearby town. One by one, the

Customer Reviews

please don't rent
This is an awful movie. I wish I hadn't rented it. It was so bad I could barely watch the whole thing. What a waste of time.Do yourself a favor....don't bother.

Don`t bother with Flu Birds!
I`m all for b rated and dumb movies,but Flu Birds is lame!You will be very upset if you get this.Not at all what I expected.JUST PLAIN DUMB AND A WASTE OF TIME,sorry to say.

having actually seen it, not so stoked
Not a bad idea for a film but has weak acting by the crew of 20-somethings that try to pass for under-18 reform school kids. The guys playing rednecks in the prologue were pretty convincing and the poor impulse control and nutty exaggerations by the "delinquents" seemed somewhat appropriate but used more generally to move the story forward. The digital and injury effects were generally pretty good though some wounds were obviously laced with spaghetti. The story has some decent disease-containment scenes showing how different people might react to a SARS-type of situation but some of the storytelling was generally choppy between plotlines.