Kaw

Kaw is a 2007 horror film set in a small rural town where Sheriff Wayne is finishing his last day on the job before moving away with his wife, Cynthia. Their plans are interrupted when aggressive flocks of ravens descend on the community and begin attacking residents. Cynthia, meanwhile, visits a Mennonite farm to say goodbye to her friend Gretchen and uncovers a secret about where the birds came from. As the attacks grow more deadly, Wayne and the townspeople must figure out how to survive.

The film was directed by Sheldon Wilson, the first entry in a filmography that continued with Screamers: The Hunting, Mothman, and later titles. Ben Sztajnkrycer wrote the screenplay, and Gordon Yang produced. Sean Patrick Flanery leads as Wayne, with Kristin Booth as Cynthia, Megan Park as Gretchen, Stephen McHattie as Clyde, Rod Taylor as Doc, and John Ralston as Oskar. It is a Canadian-American production with a 93-minute runtime.

Audience response on TMDB sits at 4.6 out of 10 from 89 votes, indicating a generally poor reception among those who have logged it. The film blends horror with science fiction and thriller elements, built around the premise of a bird attack on an isolated town.