1922

A slow-burning, atmospheric descent into guilt and retribution on a 1920s Nebraska farm, where murder’s consequences take a grim, relentless toll.

• Thomas Jane anchors the film with a gravelly, haunted performance—accent quirks aside—that grounds this rural nightmare in grim reality.
• A stripped-down, period-set psychological horror that leans on mood and moral decay rather than jump scares or spectacle.
• Perfect for fans of King’s quieter, character-driven work and anyone who appreciates horror’s ability to dramatize inescapable guilt.
• Practical effects and the endless cornfields create a claustrophobic, oppressive atmosphere that turns the land itself into a character of dread.