Nina of the Woods follows the journey of Nina, an actress who is hired to add authenticity to a reality show about Bigfoot. The show takes place in the dense forests of her hometown, where the crew sets up camp to film Bigfoot sightings. However, as they delve deeper into the woods, Nina and her team discover that there is more to the forest than just the legendary creature they are tracking.
As they explore the wilderness, Nina and her crew begin to experience eerie and inexplicable events, causing them to question their own sanity. Soon they realize that they are not alone in the forest, and that a dark force is watching and influencing their every move. As their fears escalate, the group begins to unravel and turn on one another, each seeking their own survival.
Throughout the film, Nina is forced to confront the darker aspects of her own past and confront the brutal reality of the natural world. As she fights to survive, she must also grapple with the guilt and trauma of her past, which haunts her in the midst of this new danger.
As the film progresses, the lines between reality and myth become increasingly blurred, creating a haunting and suspenseful atmosphere. Ultimately, Nina of the Woods is a thought-provoking exploration of human fears and the enduring power of nature.