Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- September 19, 2014 (12 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 42m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Tags
- Companies
- SModcast Pictures
External Scores
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Cast View all

Justin LongWallace Bryton

Jennifer Schwalbach SmithGimli Slider Waitress

Ralph GarmanFrank Garmin

Haley Joel OsmentTeddy

Michael ParksHoward Howe

Johnny DeppGuy Lapointe

Harley Quinn SmithColleen McKenzie / Girl Clerk #1

Lily-Rose DeppColleen Collette / Girl Clerk #2
Matthew ShivelyYoung Howard Howe

Harley MorensteinBorder Agent

Génesis RodríguezAllison
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Crew View all

Kevin SmithDirector & Writer

Jennifer Schwalbach SmithExecutive Producer

Sam EnglebardtProducer

David S. GreathouseProducer
William D. JohnsonProducer
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External reviews
‘Tusk’: Toronto ReviewKevin Smith turns Justin Long into a walrus in his new horror comedy
Toronto Review: Kevin Smith’s ‘Tusk’ is Completely InsaneToronto Review: Kevin Smith's 'Tusk' is Completely Insane
Review: Weird, wobbly 'Tusk' is good for sick funTusk (R) (100 min.) — Kevin Smith whips up a shaggy walrus story, a horror comedy that's weird and wobbly, but winds up being pretty good, sick fun. And, y...
Tusk: A parable that concerns the monstrous conduct of humansA wrongly moustachioed Justin Long plays an insensitive podcasting sensationalist whose trip to Manitoba doesn’t go as planned
Toronto Film Review: ‘Tusk’“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 stake...





