This one has some serious Children of the Corn vibes. It's set in middle America, it has creepy kids, and there's something very similar to He Who Walks Behind the Rows. Did I mention that it's also written by Stephen King and Joe Hill? Yup, that would explain it...

So our protagonists stop by this church in the middle of nowhere, and when they're about to head out, they hear the voice of a young boy in the fields crying out for help. Once they make the decision to go in after him, they find it's next to impossible to get out, and space and time don't seem to make any sense anymore.

It starts off a little tedious, but about halfway through, the pace picks up and it gets a bit more interesting. Now, I wont say its great, but it's certainly watchable. Our leads are adequate and the story has a few good ideas going for it, even if they're not entirely thought out.