"Birds of Prey" is a supernatural horror story about people vanish in the forests of Mount Kurama, and the locals blame old myths no one dares to investigate. When a reporter, a grieving former detective, a reckless pair of thrill-seekers, and a college filmmaker enter the forbidden woods, they expect rumors—not a living nightmare.

The forest watches. It listens. And it hunts.

Shadows take shape, voices lure the lost, and ancient bird-like beings stalk the trees with patient cruelty. As the group is torn apart, they learn the truth too late: the Tengu are real, and the balance that keeps them hidden is paid for in blood.

Guided by a man who knows the forest’s secrets—and hides darker ones of his own—the survivors are forced deeper underground, where an ancient king waits upon a throne of bones.

Some truths are not meant to be recorded.
Some forests do not let people leave.

Birds of Prey is a brutal descent into folklore horror, where curiosity is a death sentence and survival demands surrender.