JERKY is a slow-burn psychological horror set in a remote American town where the local meat processing plant operates with unsettling secrecy. The facility is fortified like a military compound, its workers fiercely loyal, its operations beyond question. No one talks about what happens inside - and no one seems to find that strange. When an outsider arrives and begins to notice the town's disturbing patterns - vanishing employees, unnatural obedience, and generations of families economically tethered to the plant - a hidden system of control starts to emerge. Beneath the surface of small-town normalcy lies something far more insidious: behavioral conditioning, manufactured dependency, and a culture built on silent compliance. As paranoia spreads and reality fractures, the line between survival and indoctrination blurs. Escape may be impossible. Resistance may already be programmed out. Dark, unsettling, and eerily plausible, JERKY explores how power, fear, and economic desperation can reshape an entire community - and what happens when someone dares to question the machine.