Scott (Devon Graye), Chris (CJ Thomason), Johnny (Ben Easter), Brian (Wes Chatham) and his girlfriend Natalie (Tammin Sursok) 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. Sooner the three friends find that they are stranded in the spot and a supernatural force is holding them in the farmhouse.
"Husk" is an awful collection of clichés and fake reviews. I was misled by the good reviews promoting this flick and I found what a garbage it is, I have researched the authors of the foregoing reviews and I have found that most of them belong to people that has only one (fake) review in IMDb, Don't spend your time and money watching this unoriginal boring movie. My vote is two.
Title (Brazil): "Espantalho" ("Scarecrow")
"Husk" is an awful collection of clichés and fake reviews. I was misled by the good reviews promoting this flick and I found what a garbage it is, I have researched the authors of the foregoing reviews and I have found that most of them belong to people that has only one (fake) review in IMDb, Don't spend your time and money watching this unoriginal boring movie. My vote is two.
Title (Brazil): "Espantalho" ("Scarecrow")