Eric is on a cross country bus trip. He's on the run from an all encompassing guilt threatening to eat him alive, the sort of guilt that follows you regardless of where you try to hide. Perhaps it was the threat of prison that made him feel guilty or perhaps his conscience is more prevalent than he realizes.

When the bus breaks down just outside a corn farm on the side of a state highway, he ventures into the corn maze at the suggestion of the cornfield's manager: a man wearing a crow's head mask selling tasty drinks and treats.

While exploring the inside of the corn maze, Eric soon finds out the deeper he goes, the worse the guilt becomes. A guilt so strong that the Crow Man can't help but take advantage of.