Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever

Jeanskynebu the audience applauded

Konterr Brilliant and touching

Payno I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Uriah43 While driving in the country a car carrying 5 people is involved in an accident which leaves them stranded next to an enormous cornfield. In the distance they see a house and one of the passengers by the name of "Johnny" (Ben Easter) decides to walk through the cornfield to ask for help. When he doesn't return two other passengers named "Brian" (Wes Chatham) and "Scott" (Devon Graye) decide to venture to the house to see what is wrong. What they see at the house is quite disturbing and that's just the beginning of their problems. Anyway, while I liked the action and suspense in this movie if I had to point out a weakness I would say that it lacked character. People go into the cornfield and they get killed. They also argue among themselves. A lot. Be that as it may, it has a good premise but I can't help but feel it could have been so much better. As it was it seemed a bit hollow. In short, this wasn't a bad horror movie. Unfortunately, I didn't think it wasn't anything out of the ordinary either. That said, I rate it as average.

djderka I rarely rate a movie below 5 but this is an exception. If you are entertained by watching someone chew gum, this is the movie for you.Although the cinematography, lighting, and acting are professional, the script really sucked. I mean two jocks and a geek in a cornfield. Was this funded by mom and dad? Were those guys your best buddies, Brett?Little gore, no babes, lame boring script make this a Don't See. The movie could be used to bore criminals during interrogation so that they finally confess.The plot is simple: babe and three guys travel near a cornfield. They get stuck and have to enter the cornfield finding an old car, and a house. Kill off babe. Introduce a killer scarecrow and watch 3 guys run around in boring scene after boring scene. Have the cast hooked up to a sewing machine. Have the new scarecrow chase the others. Wrap up with pseudo plot about the past. Brett you and a few others have broken the cardinal rule on horror movies: you must have some BABES in sexy clothes in the movie !!!!! And they must be running around scared ! Otherwise you have an exercise in camera set up and lighting.The horror/scary wasn't near equal to other films like Wrong Turn, Saw, Evil Dead and a slew of others. Maybe this could have been a comedy, just add a few punch lines and some three stooges type stuff and presto! a movie. Even those Crocagator films have babes in them running around scared. These are popcorn and date movies so get on the clue bus if you ever do another film.

Kim W I love horror films that break the mould, even if just a little, and Husk did that. Much like Feast, it actually generates originality by taking what you expect and then providing what you're not waiting for, such as original characters (if somewhat predictable dialogue) and a unique creature (yes, there was corn, and a scarecrow, but that doesn't mean its a fascinating story). At no point did I feel like the creators were assuming their audience was stupid - the back story is sketched in, not expositioned by the character that was there the first time, and now its happening again, and oh no! they died. None of that. If you like original takes on the horror genre, try this. You won't regret it.

Saad Khan Husk – CATCH IT (B) Husk is a combination of Jeepers Creepers and Children of the Corn (Kind of). The film follows five friends on a weekend holiday who become stranded in a secluded farmland after wild crows attack their SUV. The friends soon realize that the cornfields are inhabited by reanimated, vicious human scarecrows who produce their offspring by killing anyone they get a hold of and force their undead victims to join their ranks. Even though the story and characters are cliché there is a good screenplay to it. C.J. Thomason as Chris, Devon Graye as Scott, Wes Chatham as Brian, Tammin Sursok as Natalie and Ben Easter as Johnny did a decent job. Overall, I had fun time getting scared of the Husk, it's not something out of the box but it's not mediocre either. Good time pass.