With autumn upon us, it seems After Dark is intent on re-drumming up a little awareness for their January slate of “Originals.” The first title they’re running with is Brett Simmons’ cornfield slasher HUSK, for which we just received a new still (above) and fresh plot synopsis (below).
Starring Devon Graye, Wes Chatham, C.J. Thomason, Tammin Sursok (below) and Ben Easter – HUSK picks up:
When a murder of crows smash into the windshield causing their car to crash, a group of young friends, inside, are forced to abandon the vehicle. Stranded beside a desolate cornfield, they see a light on in a window and decide to go in search of help. They head into the fields but instead of finding sanctuary they discover something evil and unnatural lurking in the corn.
About the film, After Dark CEO Courtney Solomon claims:
“Think classic original horror films when you think of HUSK! This film is a real throwback to that time; the true 1960s creepiness, a nerve-wracking suspenseful script, and real character development”.
Candice Rose, Michael Cornelison, Nick Toussaint, Josh Skipworth and Aaron Harpold round out the supporting cast.
HUSK, like all ADO titles, looks to release this coming January. Until we know for sure, check out After Dark’s Official Site.
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