In the summer of 1999, Erie, Pennsylvania reported an unusual wave of suicides. Alongside the investigations, a set of unmarked VHS tapes was recovered, fragments of footage that were never meant to be seen.

Erie is a found-footage horror film assembled from those tapes. What begins as ordinary recordings unravels into something darker: glimpses of grief, obsession, and an unseen force lingering in the woods.

Blurring the line between documentary and nightmare, Erie is less a film you simply watch than an experience that pulls you under and refuses to let go.