Tusk

A brash American podcaster travels to Canada to interview a mysterious, eccentric old sailor with a trove of incredible stories. However, his quest for a great story takes a dark turn when he becomes the subject of the old man's sinister and increasingly bizarre obsession. The podcaster soon finds himself in a nightmarish situation, facing a terrifying transformation that will test the limits of his sanity and survival.

Tusk received generally negative reviews from critics, with many finding its premise absurd and its execution bizarre. However, some critics found humor in its strangeness, and it developed a cult following among certain audiences who appreciated its unique and outlandish nature.

• A bizarre and often uncomfortable viewing experience that pushes the boundaries of taste.

• Praised by some for its audacity and dark humor, but widely criticized for its nonsensical plot and gratuitous elements.

• Often described as a cult film due to its polarizing nature and unique, almost surreal premise.

Google audience: Google users appear divided on Tusk. While some acknowledge its unique premise and dark humor as intriguing, a significant portion express discomfort with the film's disturbing content and perceived absurdity, leading to a mixed overall sentiment.

The film's inspiration reportedly came from a real-life advertisement that Kevin Smith found online, which offered a "Mr. T. Experience" for people willing to dress up as a walrus.