Desperate to escape the city’s smog and crime, Theodore Constantine moves his family to the seemingly idyllic village of Cornwall Coombe—where the air is clean, the crops are lush, and the locals are just a little too welcoming.
But peace comes at a price.
Beneath the village’s pastoral charm lies an ancient rite—Harvest Home. It’s a quaint tradition, presided over by the enigmatic Widow Fortune. But as the Constantines are drawn deeper into Cornwall Coombe’s rituals, Theodore begins to suspect that something older, darker, and disturbingly alive pulses beneath the soil.
Credited as inspiration for Children of the Corn, Harvest Home is a masterclass in folk horror—slow-burning, atmospheric, and deeply unsettling. What grows in Cornwall Coombe may nourish the village, but it will devour the unsuspecting.
