Husk

Synopsis

In the horror film Husk (2011), directed by Brett Simmons, a group of friends find themselves stranded in a cornfield after a car accident. As they seek help, they discover an old farmhouse with a dark secret, leading them to confront a malevolent force that preys on their deepest fears. As they struggle to survive the night, they realize that their greatest threat may not be the haunted surroundings but the haunted pasts that they bring with them. With suspenseful twists and a chilling atmosphere, Husk offers a fresh take on the classic horror genre, combining psychological tension with supernatural terror.

Cast

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  Devon Graye

  Scott

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  Wes Chatham

  Brian

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  C.J. Thomason

  Chris

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  Tammin Sursok

  Natalie

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  Ben Easter

  Johnny

• Josh Skipworth

  Corey

Reviews

Husk has received mixed but generally positive reviews from critics. While some have praised its suspenseful atmosphere and eerie setting, others have criticized its pacing and predictable plot. Rotten Tomatoes gives Husk an 80% rating based on audience reviews, highlighting its effective blend of psychological horror and supernatural elements. The IMDb rating of 5.1/10 reflects a more divisive response from viewers, with some appreciating its unique approach to familiar tropes while others finding it lacking in originality. Despite its flaws, Husk manages to deliver a few genuinely creepy moments that resonate with fans of the horror genre. Ultimately, its strength lies in its ability to create tension and suspense through its well-crafted atmosphere and character-driven narrative.