Husk

Plot

A group of friends stranded near a desolate cornfield find shelter in an old farmhouse, though they soon discover the dwelling is the center of a supernatural ritual.

Release Year: 2011

Rating: 5.0/10 (3,122 voted)

Director:
Brett Simmons

Stars: Devon Graye, Wes Chatham, C.J. Thomason

Storyline
Scott, Chris, Johnny, Brian and his girlfriend Natalie are traveling together to spend a couple of days together nearby a lake. In a remote road in the limits of a cornfield, Scott hits a crow with his truck and their car breaks down. Johnny crosses the cornfield to seek help in an old farmhouse and vanishes. Brian and Chris cross the cornfield together heading to the house. Meanwhile, Natalie is dragged by something and Scott unsuccessfully tries to help her. Soon, the three friends find that they are stranded and a supernatural force is holding them in the farmhouse.

Writers: Brett Simmons, Brett Simmons

Cast:

Devon Graye
–

Scott

Wes Chatham
–

Brian

C.J. Thomason
–

Chris

(as CJ Thomason)

Tammin Sursok
–

Natalie

Ben Easter
–

Johnny

Josh Skipworth
–

Corey

(as Joshua Skipworth)

Nick Toussaint
–

Alex

Michael Cornelison
–

Farmer Comstock

(as Mike Cornelison)

Aaron Harpold
–

Road Farmer

Candice Rose
–

Road Farmer's Wife

(as Candice Mara Rose)

Taglines:
Join the harvest

Release Date: 4 February 2012

Filming Locations: Des Moines, Iowa, USA

Technical Specs

Runtime:

83 min

Goofs:

Factual errors:
When running through the cornfield the teens come up on a mailbox and an old rusted-out car and there is corn growing up right underneath the car and around mailbox. For this to be so the corn must have been planted before the car and mailbox were put in.

User Review

Not bad! I enjoyed it.

Rating: 7/10


I have to say I enjoyed this movie. When I got my hands on it there
wasn't much info about it here except negative stuff so I wasn't really
expecting much. Still I decided(like always after seeing a new movie w/
no ratings yet bashed here) to peep the trailer. The trailer gave the
impression that it could go either way so I decided to give it a shot.

I was pleasantly surprised to find it to be a nice little Horror movie.
Even though at times It felt like I was watching a TV movie it still
held my attention throughout the film. Most of the characters were only
one one dimensional, but its a horror flick so thats forgivable. The
unfolding of the back-story of the house was done just right not
getting ahead of itself and becoming too predictable. Generally a good
flick for a rainy Sunday afternoon or a late-night movie.

Probably only deserves a 6, but since I love Horror flicks and this
movie had about 20 "1" ratings before it was even released I gave it a
7.

IBMD really shouldn't allow people to vote on movies before they're
released because all the people with grudges against the
writers/directors come along and vote 1. Or the opposite happens and
the whole film crew gives it 10's which prompts trolls to counter it
with 1's and the crazy loop continues. Anyway, final vote is a 7.

Recommended to those who like Haunted house films.