Here it is — the weirdest movie of the year. “Tusk,” writer-director Kevin Smith’s tale of torture and transformation, is horrific, darkly comic and deeply bizarre, often all at once. It ...

Crazy plot aside, “Tusk” offers some thought-chewing ideas on human duality, both good/evil and man/beast. But in his zeal to make a strange film, Smith neglects other parts of the movie.

Like many movies made by Kevin Smith (“Clerks,” “Dogma,” “Cop Out”) his gothic horror comedy “Tusk” is alternately amusing, appalling and frustrating… ...

Tusk is the new horror/comedy film from the mind of writer and director Kevin Smith. The idea for the movie is based upon Smith’s SModcast 259 where Smith and Scott Mosier discussed an article ...

It's here that things go wrong for Bryton, and the movie gets seriously, and at times disgustingly, weird. Meanwhile, back in LA, Teddy and Ally (Genesis Rodriguez) realize something is wrong.

“I am walrus, hear me blubber” might be the mantra of Kevin Smith’s “Tusk,” an utterly bizarre, weirdly compelling story of manimal love that stakes out its own brazen path somewhere ...

Continuing this thread of "What counts as survival, really?," we have Kevin Smith's Tusk, in which obnoxious podcaster Wallace Bryton (Justin Long) is drugged and taken hostage by the deranged ...