Kaw

A small town in Michigan is terrorized by a swarm of mutated, flesh-eating crows. Sheriff Alice Murphy and a group of survivors must band together to fight off the relentless avian assault and find a way to survive the onslaught. As the crows become more aggressive and organized, the survivors realize this is more than just an animal attack.

Kaw was generally met with a negative reception from critics and audiences, often described as a low-budget, B-movie horror flick. While some viewers appreciated its attempt at a creature feature with a unique antagonist, most found the film to be derivative, poorly acted, and lacking in suspense or originality. It's often seen as a forgettable entry in the horror genre.

• Relies on standard creature-feature tropes with little innovation.

• The acting is often wooden, and the special effects are unconvincing.

• Lacks the suspense and scares needed to elevate it beyond a forgettable B-movie.

Google audience: Audience reviews for Kaw are scarce and generally unimpressed, with many viewers citing its predictable plot and low production values as significant drawbacks. The film failed to garner a strong following or positive word-of-mouth.

The film was originally titled 'Crows' before being changed to 'Kaw' for its release.