Ciller Corn

Carson is torn between starting a new life with his girlfriend in the city and the looming threat of losing his family farm. An experimental chemical, referred to as "Nonsanto," begins to poison the land, affecting both the crops and the animals. As financial struggles mount, his father, Dale, seeks to keep Carson from leaving, fueling the narrative's tension.

As the poison seeps into the farm, it begins to alter Carson in unexpected ways, pushing him toward a horrifying transformation. The film's exploration of the impact of corporate agricultural practices resonates in today’s context, making it a relevant horror piece for those interested in environmental issues.