Well, there's no denying that this is best walrus body horror movie ever

I just want to know , that you know, that the detective guy was Johnny Depp, please tell me that.

I hate to say it...but the first Saw movie creeped me out the most. Jigsaw was a normal guy who went after people he felt were "bad." I drove home thinking, "I'm...living my life to the fullest...right?"

I agree with this review 100%. I wanted to rinse my brain thoroughly after watching Tusk. It was awesome during the first 30 minutes, and then it totally went bizarro-shock WTF after the girlfriend and fellow podcaster reach Canada. That ending made me feel dirty. You will never look at a sea lion the same way again. You have been warned.

Is it good? No, but it's really fucked up!! I like your friend.

This is the best damn walrus horror movie I’ve ever seen. But there’s not much competition.

Jeremy...you COMPLETELY missed the ENTIRE point of this movie. I'm disappointed in you.

I swear to god, this movie is one of the most disturbing movies I've EVER seen. I've seen the Saw movies, The Human Centipede, I'VE SEEN 2 WOMEN 1 CUP, and THIS disturbed me more than those Saturday night sketches.

That walrus though...

The Walrus suit looked soooo bad....

Johnny Depp doing a very bad Johnny Depp impression

I'm morbidly curious, but I think I'll pass

trick r' treat and sinister were the last horror movies that actually did anything for me

Haley Joel Osment "Hasn't seen that dude in a while" Maybe cause he voices Sora in Kingdom Hearts?

Huge props to Kevin Smith for making a very risky movie. This could've really crashed, but it didn't. It's a good movie, no alcohol required for me. It had plenty of memorable scenes that I won't soon forget. It's going to be fun to see how Tusk is viewed over time.

"We're all out of movie ideas.." "Pfft, no we're not. You ever hear of walrus-horror-comedy?" "....what?" TUSK

I wonder if Jeremy realized that the inspector "Guy Lapointe" is Johnny Depp

When the movie starts out it is legitimately funny then, about the time it gets to where Justin long passes out when he drinks the tea (spoiler alert )the movie takes a nosedive into gore porn. and Jeremy is right it just goes for shock value after that. after the scene where they show Justin long as the walrus and then the movie tries to go back to being funny it's just not funny anymore. because you're so disturbed by Justin Long that any jokes you try to pull after that do not come off as funny they come off as out of place I absolutely had the same thought Jeremy did when I watched this I am Hey Kevin Smith's fan but this is the first movie that I just couldn't say was good. Gore porn torture porn is not scary it is just shock value pure and simple you can mix whore with, but you can't mix shocking torture porn with comity because people really don't feel like laughing after they watch a serious scene of someone getting mutilated and turned into a walrus

I thought this movie was intentionally a parody of the human centipede and wasn't actually a horror movie...

“Even the hot chick is good” - Jeremy Jahns 2014

a serbian film...I will never see movies the same

LOL every time I remember Tusk I just cringe

I know it sounds lame but the movie Signs creeped me out big time with that alien scene on the tv

To me, the inspector (Jhonny Depp) was the best part of the movie. I agree for the second part of the movie though.

Hostel. The only movie that almost made me throw up.

Maybe it's just because I'm Canadian but I liked the weird French Canadian inspector.

Review shrek

I threw up in my mouth when I watched this movie

Hmm, I was put off by the mix of "humor" and horror showed in the trailer. Sad that they didn't mix.

He did not know it was Depp.: P

Kevin Smith is the Ed wood of his time. he makes pretty bad movies but fucking loves doing it.

Did Jeremy seriously not realize that was Johnny Depp, or was he trying to not spoil who it was or something?

Se7en. That last conversation in the car with the killer is such a great scene.

Onision...... You're going to become tusk

I absolutely LOVED this film! Maybe it just hit a nerve with me, but I found it insanely funny and shit the bed creepy at the same time. LOVE LOVE LOVE this film!

The most disturbing horror film I've ever seen is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974). I've only seen 2 Kevin Smith Films - Mallrats and Dogma. Both are good in their own ways and they show that Kevin Smith is a pretty versatile filmmaker and that he deserves to make a comic book movie. Which reminds me - I'm still fucking pissed that they scrapped his ideas for The Green Hornet movie and made that Seth Rogen abomination instead!

i was kind of on board with the story until right at the end when he's in a fucking animal pen thing and i'm like "really? human rights got nothing to say about this? they think its perfectly fine to simply do what the fucked up guy wanted to do and treat him like a walrus? you have this guy who has been tortured and forced to become a walrus and you're just going to carry on treating him like a fucking walrus? you're not going to kill him or anything? no? well fuck you, movie!"

This is not a horror movie it’s a sad movie it brakes my heart to see his. Humanity riped from him

Offensive!

“Whoa... she’s actually a good actor!” I’m crying!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

When he realizes that Johnny Depp is the detective, I think he'll appreciate his role better

Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist are two of the great masterpieces of horror. Probably my two favorite.

Lol Jeremy had no clue the detective was Johnny Depp.

Dude the inspector was great! I think he's one of my new favorite Depp roles lol

Johnny Deep was the worst part of the movie.

I wonder if he knew the inspector was Johnny Depp

Why? WHY?!?! Why I allways have to choose wich reviwer to watch first? You or Chris Stuckmann??? Maybe you two should work together!!!

April Fools, not particularly gory but the creep factor was brilliant. Even after watching it many times and knowing how it ended it still creeped me out. It also had the best twist ending to date.

Something tells me that Kevin Smith was improvising this movie as he went along. Especially the ending.

i think even the trailer started off as something promising, then died a death. also the screaming at each other bit, instantly thought of Silence of the lambs.

From the minute i saw the trailer i said that this looked like The Human Centipede copy

Jeremy is the kind of person you don't want as a friend, he's famous and makes videos on youtube, so if he wants to make fun of you, he does it for the whole world to see. ( That being said, it'd still be pretty awesome to have him as a friend ... )

Mr JeremyJahns sir, could you please review Hercules featuring Dwayne The Rock Johnson?

I can't get behind anything in which Kevin Smith is involved in. Nothing against him personally or even about his work, but I recently saw the movie Clerks 2, and it left me emotionally traumatized. Turning 30 and coming to the conclusion that all your hopes and dreams have been shattered; realizing that your twenties were a waste; stuck in a dead-end job; end of a marriage; that damn movie is like a fucking trigger for deep, soul-sucking depression for me. So, no more Kevin Smith for me, thank you very much...

I loved Johnny Depps character he was the best part of the movie 9in my oppinion

Omgoddd! The detective rambled, rambled, and fuckingggg never shut up. Movie was creepy w that music, holy shit! But the ending?????? C'mon? ??????

People Talking: The Movie

Well 90% of the film's subtext flew right over his head... this film is also meant to parody all of the recent Human centipede-esque horror films which have been released recently.

Johnny Depp is COMPLETELY Underrated.........SERIOUSLY

Tusk bored the crap out of me. It got to the point I just got up to check on my computer's antivirus sweep because I found that far more entertaining. The worst part is it had the potential, but kept fucking up and the ending just pissed me right off. =^.,.^=

0:28 Is it just me or does Justin Long and this guy look exactly alike?

jeremy's reviews remind me of one way conversations ive had with a cokehead friend of mine

My first thought seeing the walrus is... It looks like Jubba the hut on crack. Seriously creepy but hooking

The actor Kevin Smith was afraid to yell “cut” on was Johnny Depp. Not surprised Kevin Smith was too intimidated to say cut

So the one character that you really didn't like was played by Johnny Depp lol

The thing is that Inspector guy is played by Johnny Depp and that guy is suppose to be in all three of Kevin Smith's True North Trilogy (Tusk, Yoga Hosers and Moose Jaws)

It was the worst thing I have ever seen. My eyes were bleeding. So bad...

"The Skin I Live In". Before I saw that I had no idea Antonio Banderas could be creepy. Hell it is a very similar theme to Tusk now that I think of it

Am I the only one that fucking loved this movie? I saw it on Amazon Prime during a slow day at work and it was a blast. I loved all of the characters and the plot was so absurd that it was just a lot of fun

Most disturbing horror film for me was Audition (1999). This move built up suspense for most the film until the end when the madness truly begins and it is fucked up.

I can totally see why someone wouldn't like the movie all that much, but as a huge fan of most of kevin smiths films, especially red state and clerks 2, the moment this gets released in the UK i'll be at the theatre

If you want to watch another Kevin Smith movie, I highly recommend Red State. Michael Parks is amazing in it.

Kevin Smith sounds famous... never heard of him before though, I'll have to get out of my cave somedays >

it was a little goofy, however, the very intense reactions and believable greiving of the victim and his friend and girlfriend is what really made it disturbing.

REVIEW the game DESTINY soon man! Saw Angry Joe's review, now curious to see your view! Just be honest! Good and bad!!

I wasn't aware that the inspector you were talking was played by Johnny frckin' Depp!

You know, that inspector guy was played by Johnny......

So the inspector guy is Ralph Garman, a good friend of Smith's and his co-host on some podcasts, probably why Smith had him in the film though, also surprised Jeremy didn't mention Johnny Depp's performance in here

you know it's gonna get wierd when it stars justin long. fucked up shit always happens to his characters

Easily Jacob's Ladder and House of the Devil come to mind here. Both are slow-burns but once they get going-creepiest imagery and dialogue. Good stuff! Also! Anyone seen Necromentia? GREAT indie movie!

For me the most disturbing movies are those romantic "comedies" where they get married at the end. Just thinking about how much money the guy is going to have to pay after the divorce is more than enough to freak me out.

I think the whole point of Tusk was "Fuck it! how weird can we get?". based on the fact that Smith made a film based off of an idea he got from one of his podcasts. People shouldn't go into this movie expecting something super serious or some kind of masterpiece. The movie is a bit of mindless fun, and to me that's what made it great. In a world of tarantinos and Speilbergs, you gotta have the guy who makes the weird shit. This movie was that weird shit and it succeeds loads and loads in that respect. so if you're into weird shit, check Tusk out. SNOOGANS!

If this movie disturbs you, you obviously haven't seen Serbian film

agreed. I was on the "holy shit this is creepy good" train for the first act and half of the second and then it became less than a B horror flick and "The Inspector"- not even going to say the actor's name- good god what farce did he think he was in ?

"Even the hot chick is good." Are hot chicks known for not being good actresses now? Is it surprising that a hot chick can be good at acting? Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone, Emily Blunt, just to name a few.

I can't find the pod cast where he talks about that roommate and I really want to hear it.

I love Kevin Smith movies; but never heard of this one until another channel mentioned it in his Top Ten Worst movies of 2014. Made the mistake of looking it up. Never thought something could make my stomach churn moreso than the concept of The Human Centipede... ...I was wrong. WTF, Kevin Smith? :( That guy trapped in that walrus skin suit, screaming/barking in agony/fear is now forever burned into my brain. D:

I find it funny Jeremy didn't even know the inspector character is a very, very good Johnny Depp adopting an eccentric Quebecois accent in understated make-up effects. On first viewing, I was thinking "Wait - I know that voice!"

Tusk was amazing..

great review, you nailed it. the best sentence I read to describe this movie was "It's like a car accident, it doesnt really affect you, but you can't look away" All in all kevin smith had to do the movie the way he described it on the podcast, had a user vote with hash tags, got the funding, and what I find the most impressive, was the crew was able to shoot the movie in just two weeks!

DAT THUMBNAIL THO

At the first part : ooooh is a very good thriller and i love it When i see the "Walrus" : owwww wtf ?!

you want disturbing, watch 2 girls 1 cup.

Don't get scared by many horror movies, but the Conjuring and this Korean film called "A Tale of Two Sisters" would have to be my answer. Those stuck with me the most.

The phantom menace is great!!

The only thing I would change was the outrageous walrus suit.

This movie was very flawed as a comedy film. I mean, the whole Johnny character is totally stupid. I didn't think it was a comedy film really, I mean, it's disturbing. But as a horror film, while not being a masterpiece, it's pretty nice and very DISTURBING, because to think that really happened freaks me out. Can you imagine that you are taken away from 90% of your humanity and you become an animal. I mean, he (spoiler) cut off his legs, inserted new muscles, chopped off his tongue, mutilated his vocal cords, ect. It's disgusting in a good way and anguished. A fate worse than death. And I kind of like the final message of the film and that he decided to live in his new situation after all. Besides, Michael Parks (great performance) character is very interesting: that's how some becomes a psychopath, when you only knew pain, rapture and misery. So, putting all this on a balance, I think the film is 6/10. Basically, if the movie made you think about human condition while feeling anxious, it succeeded. I must watch The Human Centipede now, but from what I've been told, it's worse.

I stopped caring about Tusk after Justin Long made his full "transformation." There was no reason to care about him or his struggle after that. Unlike Misery, where there's a good balance of forces between the protagonist (the injured Paul Sheldon) and the antagonist (the insane Annie Wilkes), Tusk just throws Wallace (Justin Long) into the wood chipper without much of a fight. Smith basically wanted him to be a walrus, but didn't put enough conflict in the story leading up to his transformation for us to care.

Why does everyone think Kevin Smith is a good director?

Was there an account for spoilers? I remember you use to do them but I can't find any now