Once a movie starts disregarding simple concepts, it is very hard to believe any message or story it has to tell.
With Husk, teenagers get 'stuck' on the side of a dirt road, when their SUV is in an accident. However, right after the accident, we see the car in the ditch, without any significant damage to it.
Yes, the front windshield is smashed. However, no one even tries to *start* the SUV, and there is no reason for it to not start. It's just in a ditch, a ditch that one could drive out of with any car in existence.
The fact that no one even tries to start the car, that no one even suggests trying to drive out of the ditch -- or, even push the SUV out of the ditch, showed where this movie was going.
Nowhere.
With Husk, teenagers get 'stuck' on the side of a dirt road, when their SUV is in an accident. However, right after the accident, we see the car in the ditch, without any significant damage to it.
Yes, the front windshield is smashed. However, no one even tries to *start* the SUV, and there is no reason for it to not start. It's just in a ditch, a ditch that one could drive out of with any car in existence.
The fact that no one even tries to start the car, that no one even suggests trying to drive out of the ditch -- or, even push the SUV out of the ditch, showed where this movie was going.
Nowhere.