Field of Screams

Michael, a mid-level manager, inherits a derelict cornfield in Ohio. His conspiracy-theorist friend Dave sees it as the perfect spot for haunted agritourism. Their first visitors encounter something far more authentic than plastic skeletons lurking deep within the stalks. The local sheriff just shrugs: "Someone tries every year. The corn here has a long memory." A blend of absurd marketing and primordial terror forces the group to question what's more frightening—losing their investment or their sanity. The film walks the line between parody and genuine horror, where team-building exercises are useless against what whispers among the ears after dark.