The premise of this movie is absolutely ridiculous, but the concept of irreversible body modification is absolutely horrifying to me. Shoot me, gut me, burn me alive, anything other than trapping me in a living horror
Yes, amd especially how he seems to be teetering on the edge of madness... Its so hard to tell if he lost his mind and humanity, or if he’s still ‘present’. ugh, horrifying stuff!!
@@user-vd8nm8sv6x I always thought he was actually still entirely there, except for right when he kills Howard. He just can’t express it because Ally & Teddy never even tried to ask, just carted him off to that “zoo” because they couldn’t deal with their guilt. Maybe I’m reading way too much into it and he really is mostly gone, I dunno.
Exacerbated by the fact it was done by the stereotypical weeb of all people with just the flick of the wrist. He'd have to have the strongest human wrist in existence to cut through his own femur like that.
The ending was the worst part. They could have shot him, bring him to an expert to get him out of this skin suit etc. But no, they leave him inside of dead skin and give him a diet which would have killed him after 4-6 weeks.
not just that but he kinda missed a detail on the breakdown where the friend and girlfriend were cheating on him and them being together as a couple when giving him the fish at the end
I think the cruelest thing about this movie was the girlfriend stopping the mercy kill. Even if Wallace underwent corrective surgery, his life would be completely different and the extreme trauma would no doubt haunt him for the rest of his days.
its a mercy kill without consent. they literally couldve stopped that kill and then try again asking wallace to wiggle or blink 3 times if they should kill him or try surgery
@@marcoaraiza9381agreed, as cruel as it would’ve sounded in the moment “mercy killing” wally would’ve been taking more choices away from him. Later on he could request a DNR so if his heart gave out they could not revive him if his vitals failed. (Or in modern day canada, request medically assisted suicide) But if wally wanted to keep fighting for his life? That choice would have to be up to wally or his family. In a scenario where they actually take him to a hospital, if he survived the initial bacterial infections it wouldn’t be that impossible to get him out of the suit and to free his arms. Hes able to move in the movie reasonably well so we can assume hes mostly intact underneath. Maybe a few skin grafts might be needed. Plastic surgery even at that time was doing amazing things so while it would take the most time/not look “exactly” like his original face is still possible. The hardest part for wally would have been pain management, the huge amount of physical therapy for him to recover/learn how to walk again, and the mental therapy to help him work through what happened to him and help accept his new disabilities. Im pretty confident that if they had given wally a chance instead of dumping him at that shitty zoo, he still had a very good chance at a fairly normal life, just not as a podcaster
@@marcoaraiza9381If a horse break his legs, they don't ask him for consent to kill him. I'm positive any living being especially humans would rather die than suffer for decades
This movie is utterly moronic, and it knows it, but I still found it immensely disturbing. Not the walrus-aspect, but the thought of being kidnapped and mutilated, while having your mind rent so thoroughly asunder that you cannot even recognise yourself as human on the most basic level...that got to me.
Yeah, it's disturbing as hell, especially because the only thing some of us have. Thinking of myself not being human is just so wrong, it makes me violently uneasy just thinking about it I would dread to feel the pain and suffering Wallace went through, sure he was a bit of a douche but nobody deserves what he endured, with few exceptions
I'd say that is what makes Kevin Smith a great film maker. This movie plays on that fear, in spite of it being moronic and the film is self-aware of that.
@Tb. Aris Suchranudin well i have a perfect book for you called all tommorows where a lovecraftian species did just that to humanity and its honestly a amazing read but yeah if this is your phobia i wouldnt look at the art work
@Tb. Aris Suchranudin when furries become a eldritch horror lmao. And while I do think of humans as animals (not in an edgy way ok), the thing thats so scary about this concept is the loss of self or sentience - not unsimilar to why we're afraid of death, maybe even worse, cause you would actually experience it. Because we got such a ego and much self awareness, the brain cant cope with the idea that was makes us "us" will eventually cease to exist and ofc thats scary af.
@@dodymmawsjx No it's just a human necromorph but made into the shape of a walrus and the tusks could be used similarly to how the slasher attacks people.
@@ivoarmstrong9894 Yeah, but it's current appearance wouldn't be very practical. That is unless it was actually capable of swimming with a high degree of dexterity, where it could specialize in environments with a lot of water. I still feel like it would have additional features like tentacles for grabbing, a blade at the end if the tail, maybe even a tongue tipped with a spike to harpoon and drag down prey.
One interesting thing about this movie, is that it actually portrays the “passing out from drugged drink” thing better than most movies, even many bigger movies. Instead of just drinking it and fainting immediately they have a whole conversation and a half until it kicks in. But then everything after that is medically absurd.
I love how every comment is in agreement that this movie is pathetically moronic but the concept and execution of being mutilated, kept alive, and stripped of your humanity is horrifying enough to make the movie interesting.
Body horror is the only type of horror that honestly sends shivers down my spine. I have a chronic illness that causes my joints to dislocate, so I spend pretty much every day putting myself back together; so seeing someone do it to another person _but incorrectly_ is mind-numbing for me.
Probably crying because he can no longer feel the one bone he depends on when the ladies are involved, maybe its there, maybe its not, he can't verify because his arms are short stumps.
The scariest part of the movie for me was when he saw the other dead walrus under water. The psychological trauma this man went through is something to behold.
Fun fact, Kevin Smith said if there was a Tusk 2, he would make it about Wallace getting out of the suit and becoming the new killer, so yes, I think the director entirely intended for it to be just a suit with no exit.
@@Pheonix19765 I mean he cried at the end so it's not like he's fully gone and it's notlike all of his teeth are gone, just his tongue so he can easily say "Remove, Remove".
@@rE-jq9ou yeah I guess that’s true but do you think they would take him out if he said remove? Do you think Wallace accepted what happened to him and even then if he got out, would he get a artificial arms and legs since from the podcast he’s rich
You should come to my next party. Last month, my best friend married a Grain Weevil. They're in couples councilling now though, so probably not the best match.
If it’s any consolation even if you had the best medical team in the world partake on this and a world class hockey team I mean facility it’s just about impossible you would ever survive the shock or massive infection. Necrosis would settle in most organs would cease to work,etc. Definitely something to show your teenager that things they can take on the world though
The most absurd thing is that there was actually a zoo that would accept him! If I was in charge of that place I’d just try and come up with anything that could be done to cover up putting this man out of his misery(like bacterial infection!), cause on one hand it’s the merciful thing to do, on the other hand it’s still a human and the legality of said mercy kill would still be up for debate(in terms of the law)..... It’s just all around fucked up but that just adds to the terror of being mutilated so badly you’re not even recognizable as human anymore, not even by other people
@@jackierocha5096 Honestly I don’t care that he’s suffering, but I’ve always been annoyed that mercy killings are illegal. Fuck that noise, if someone (especially before huge trauma) agrees to be mercy killed, they should follow through. If I was ever, for example, paralyzed, I’d want to be killed. Living wouldn’t be an option if want. Fuck the government for saying I don’t have the right to die on my own terms.
I love this movie. I showed this to my brother and best friend and after watching it in silence for the entire duration, my brother looked at me during the credits and said, “Why the fuck did you make us watch that?” And they left the room and didn’t speak to me for the rest of the night.
@@funtourhawk it kinda was. The first half was interesting and from the moment Jhonny Depp steps into the movie it was downhill. The ending was absolutely stupid
I'm glad you mentioned the decay factor. The main problem I had in suspending my disbelief is the fact that all the added flesh would just rot and fall off, if the subject even lived that long. And, of course, in a horror movie suspension of disbelief is extremely important. It's key to enjoying the movie.
I would imagine the suit of skin is practically dead, which means he just inside a ball of dead skin they are no longer functional. So in the 1year time skip in the end all the skin would have decay and rotted. Yet they show him still fine LOL
i have no idea how this walrus suit has still kept it's shape. I've studied the decomposition process and this suit should have been completely eaten away by insects by now. it's hard to tell how long it would take for that amount of meat to completly decompose untill bones are left, but considering he's out in the open and frequently getting in water I'd say he would be considerably more decomposed
@@RoanokeGaming Like, seriously, when I clicked in you were _just_ wrapping it all up. o_O Oh well. I assume I'll be able to view it later in some form.
Out of all the things you’ve ever covered, this is the most utterly horrifying. And that’s counting the thing, resident evil, dead space, gears of war, etc. The only thing that could compare is the human centipede, or the servitors from warhammer40k.
@@VvV-tn7mq Still nowhere close to this, for the end result if nothing else. A Big Daddy still has some dignity, protecting the innocent. Wallace is just pure pointless agony 24/7
I wish I could go back to 25 minutes ago, before I was aware of this film's existence. xD though I'll admit 'going full walrus' does sound pretty interesting. I need to fit that into a conversation somehow...
No kidding, option A let Canadian cop mercy kill the poor guy , option B try to get him freaking help, but no , no , his GF and BEST FRIEND decide to go with option C , leaving him inside a rotting meat suit , likely in 24-7 agony both physical and mental , and lock him up in what looks like an abandoned petting zoo where he can slowly die from being forced to eat nothing but fish , while his new "walrus " body literally rots around him
@@1Okoya1 Wallace he is a piece of shit for being heartless, hosting that controversial podcast to begin with (im dumbass sorry about it didn't know what was the podcast) but he's deep down inside still human being and it is a horrible fate to be in such situation he could have done something with his life in the future
@@GenuinelyphasingZoned Honestly, not even the worst piece of shit deserves to be mutilated and turned into a grotesque thing! Mercy Killing was the best option
Sure he did made fun of cripples but that's the extent of it, he didn't rape or murder people but what his girlfriend and best friend did was beyond sickening, and people defending them are fucked up in head.
Very few movies have this kind of horror. That being having someone purposefully surgically mutilated in a way that they don't die, but are forced to adapt. It is such a uniquely horrific idea that I made a dnd campaign for it, and to this day my friends still say that I traumatized them with the word pictures I painted lol. I wish more movies used this brand of body horror, because it's clearly effective even when it's as ridiculous as Tusk!
Well, it isn't that he has a walrus body therefore he has a walrus mind...it's because Howard has been conditioning him. Part of Wallace WANTS to mentally become walrus. Not because he wants to be a walrus, but because he wants the horror of his current condition to stop. If he has the brain of a walrus, then the suffering goes away and Howard is pushing him toward that fact. It's twisted and would likely take far longer to achieve than the movie depicts...at least, without any sort of drugs to make the mind more pliable.
@@Bluesit32 ohhhh, I get it, I don't think that's exactly realistic, but it's a movie, so stretching stuff is ok, that solves one of my main problems with tusk.
I think he probally had some form of brain damage from being drugged, going through infections, and possibly some damage to his skull. Also he was extremley traumatized and conditioned by Howard to think like a Walrus. Wallace the Walrus 😂😂 But, its just a silly comedy horror flick
This might just be me but seeing unnatural creatures that are manmade like this walrus thing is just so twisted to me. Its so surreal seeing him groan without his tongue and seeng Wallace stripped of his humanity. Smh...
This was one of those movies that was so absolutely ridiculous, but you just can’t help yourself lol. And when Johnny Depp made an appearance, I was scratching my head thinking “who is that, why is he so familiar? Is that Johnny Depp? No, no way, why would he be in this?” It s special how he can be such a recognizable face, but looks sooo fucking different in everything that he’s in, to the point where sometimes I’ll be 20-30 minutes into a movie before realizing “holy shit, that’s Johnny Depp” lol
Casual, totally normal conversation to have with your pops: “Hey dad! You know gift cards and beer are great and all, but honestly? Your pubes are the talk of the town, and not in a good way. Mom says she chokes on them constantly, and grandma won’t stop complaining about fishing them out of the drain! So here’s a ball trimmer my man. Happy Father’s Day.”
Ya know what the intro is missing? A highly messed up version of the song Tusk by Fleetwood Mac to truly make us all even more uncomfortable. Anyway on a more serious note that is one of the most terrifying and disturbing things I have ever seen and I hope I can sleep well tonight.
@@RoanokeGaming This video made me feel the most uncomfortable I have felt in years. Thanks Roanoke! Time to start praying to god for amnesia after this.
Oh no..........I knew his day would come. But I never expexted what it would be your chanel, Roanoke You have oppened a Pandora's Box for others to do, especially with materials like "The Human Centipede"
no please god no! i never want to see anything with the human centipede again. that was actually scarred me, and ive seen alot of gruesome shit in my days. so please for the love of god, never make anything about that
When Wallace is drooling in the walrus suit, it makes it like twenty times worse. It’s such a good detail and makes it way more off putting. And him having his tounge cut off to make the noises just makes it even worse
Atleast the victims in the human centipede could actually go back to normal with surgery to the lips and knees Tusk on the other hand you might as well just let yourself drown like the other guy lmao
With John Kramer in saw, sure what he did is definitely immoral, but at least you could understand his philosophy behind it. He wants to punish people and test what they will do to survive. With centipede and walrus, it’s just insane guys doing evil things because they’re insane.
5:03 The Believe campaign was truly something else, it was a masterpiece in every way from the scenes in the Museum to that beautiful diorama. And oh, the music and the actors truly made it so special.
Ha! I was thinking "I wonder what Johnny Depp thought of his daughter playing a part in this weird movie" only to discover HE too is in the movie. Love it!
Ah yes, more evidence on why tusk and HC are on my "never watch" list- something about being so violated you no longer feel human just fucks me up without needing the 2hrs to get there
Yeah.... Anything remotely similar to human centipede is a absolutely no go for me sir. I really wish I could go back to not having knowledge of this movies existence
These kind of movies scare me way too much, like genuinely I am fucking terrified of these things. No matter how absurd they are it’s still terrifying to me.
It would've been so so so easy to find a professional and get wallace removed from the horrific skin suit but noooooo they just had to let him suffer for the rest of his awful miserable life.
There is literally no way a person put in a "suit" like that wouldn't almost immediately die from infection and septic shock... Especially if they're swimming around in dirty water on a regular basis.
@@calebgadison167what are you digging for?? He just said it’s a dumb movie, so OP’s questions don’t need to be asked because none of it is supposed to make sense. What are u not understanding about that bud?
@@reynaldopedrego9784 he said he’d do toad when he did other DL videos and recently been playing it again so kinda want him to cover the rest as well before DL2 comes out this December
How about exploring some of the mutant designs from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R series? Honestly it's an immersive masterpiece with some interesting and terrifying designs like the Chimera or Bloodsuckers
Pseudogiant and Chimeras are intriguing because they have transformed into anatomically "non-human" mutants yet we can clearly see they're used to be human once
I was more comfortable with all the necromorphs, this is insane, and not a pleasant kind. Fair play for making the video, god knows I wouldn’t watch the movie for the sake of it.
It's a shame the Parasite Eve games aren't recent enough to be featured here, the ANMCs from 2 are pretty fascinating since most of them are human volunteers who were altered with mitochondrially controlled cell mutation, then supplemented with surgery and mechanical augments. Since we're talking about forcefully transforming physiology from human to animal and all. Just reminded me of it a bit.
An interesting video you may want to dissect: Oats Studio's short film Zygote. The monster design is reminiscent of John Carpenter's The Thing but with less ambiguity. It is genuinely terrifying to look at and probably one the vest monster designs I've seen in a while. It also has the rare trait of making something rather lovecraftian be visualized on a screen. Even if you don't decide to make a video on it, just give it a watch. It is honestly a masterpiece for a short, low budget film and it deserves recognition.
Well, yeah. It's a movie about a man being made into a walrus via surgery. The horror comes from putting yourself in Wallace's shoes. Not scary so much as jaw dropping.
Come one come all get brainwashed to forget about the creepy man walrus's
Forget for 2 weeks : 5 dollars
"Forget permanently : 50 bucks
Lmao still your nightmares tho, hard to scrub the subconscious mind!
Ngl this was my childhood fear cuz it looked terrifying to 6yo me
Why the heck johnny depp is in this movie.
To quote PurpleEyesWTF: Call my therapist and tell him his a rich man
I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK
The premise of this movie is absolutely ridiculous, but the concept of irreversible body modification is absolutely horrifying to me. Shoot me, gut me, burn me alive, anything other than trapping me in a living horror
I have no mouth, and I must scream.
I feel like this movie isn't scary because of the visuals or concept... But deeper feelings and deeper realizations make it scary
Yes, amd especially how he seems to be teetering on the edge of madness... Its so hard to tell if he lost his mind and humanity, or if he’s still ‘present’. ugh, horrifying stuff!!
@@user-vd8nm8sv6x I always thought he was actually still entirely there, except for right when he kills Howard. He just can’t express it because Ally & Teddy never even tried to ask, just carted him off to that “zoo” because they couldn’t deal with their guilt.
Maybe I’m reading way too much into it and he really is mostly gone, I dunno.
"Old Wallace was a loser. Now Wallace is a Walrus" I think he's accepted the new change
*Movie Execs* : "I don't think we can make a movie that's as f*cked up as The Human Centipede"
*Tusk Creators* : "Hold my beer"
Basically cousins of weird cinema.
You read my f'en mind, 🤣
Never ask why! Only ask can!
So true
I don’t know human centipede was more fucked in my head.
"cuts his own leg off with the sword"
that is like the sharpest sword in existence what the fuck he barely swung the thing
Its odd how bad the leg cut looked compared to the walrus suit.
@@D-Skotes That's because the leg was bad CGI used for 1 quick shot, and the suit was practical stuff used for a significant part of the movie.
@@shooter2224 Brah, not sure why I wouldve never thought the fucking walrus thingie is like practical vs that dumb ass sword slash.
Exacerbated by the fact it was done by the stereotypical weeb of all people with just the flick of the wrist. He'd have to have the strongest human wrist in existence to cut through his own femur like that.
Keep in mind that Kevin Smith made this movie. He loves ridiculousness
The ending was the worst part. They could have shot him, bring him to an expert to get him out of this skin suit etc. But no, they leave him inside of dead skin and give him a diet which would have killed him after 4-6 weeks.
Because humans are savages lol.
stupid funny movie
not just that but he kinda missed a detail on the breakdown where the friend and girlfriend were cheating on him and them being together as a couple when giving him the fish at the end
@@bluespidergaming7719 Dam bro this is sad
I don't think anybody can remove him from this, it's probably irreversible
I think the cruelest thing about this movie was the girlfriend stopping the mercy kill. Even if Wallace underwent corrective surgery, his life would be completely different and the extreme trauma would no doubt haunt him for the rest of his days.
its a mercy kill without consent. they literally couldve stopped that kill and then try again asking wallace to wiggle or blink 3 times if they should kill him or try surgery
@@marcoaraiza9381agreed, as cruel as it would’ve sounded in the moment “mercy killing” wally would’ve been taking more choices away from him. Later on he could request a DNR so if his heart gave out they could not revive him if his vitals failed. (Or in modern day canada, request medically assisted suicide) But if wally wanted to keep fighting for his life? That choice would have to be up to wally or his family. In a scenario where they actually take him to a hospital, if he survived the initial bacterial infections it wouldn’t be that impossible to get him out of the suit and to free his arms. Hes able to move in the movie reasonably well so we can assume hes mostly intact underneath. Maybe a few skin grafts might be needed. Plastic surgery even at that time was doing amazing things so while it would take the most time/not look “exactly” like his original face is still possible. The hardest part for wally would have been pain management, the huge amount of physical therapy for him to recover/learn how to walk again, and the mental therapy to help him work through what happened to him and help accept his new disabilities. Im pretty confident that if they had given wally a chance instead of dumping him at that shitty zoo, he still had a very good chance at a fairly normal life, just not as a podcaster
She cheated on him and condemned him to one of THE worst existences my imagination can muster. She truly hated him.
@@marcoaraiza9381If a horse break his legs, they don't ask him for consent to kill him. I'm positive any living being especially humans would rather die than suffer for decades
@@Vinig03 a horse isn't able to consent. It's a horse, not a human
This movie is utterly moronic, and it knows it, but I still found it immensely disturbing.
Not the walrus-aspect, but the thought of being kidnapped and mutilated, while having your mind rent so thoroughly asunder that you cannot even recognise yourself as human on the most basic level...that got to me.
Yeah, it's disturbing as hell, especially because the only thing some of us have. Thinking of myself not being human is just so wrong, it makes me violently uneasy just thinking about it I would dread to feel the pain and suffering Wallace went through, sure he was a bit of a douche but nobody deserves what he endured, with few exceptions
I'd say that is what makes Kevin Smith a great film maker. This movie plays on that fear, in spite of it being moronic and the film is self-aware of that.
@Tb. Aris Suchranudin well i have a perfect book for you called all tommorows where a lovecraftian species did just that to humanity and its honestly a amazing read but yeah if this is your phobia i wouldnt look at the art work
Woof.
@Tb. Aris Suchranudin when furries become a eldritch horror lmao. And while I do think of humans as animals (not in an edgy way ok), the thing thats so scary about this concept is the loss of self or sentience - not unsimilar to why we're afraid of death, maybe even worse, cause you would actually experience it. Because we got such a ego and much self awareness, the brain cant cope with the idea that was makes us "us" will eventually cease to exist and ofc thats scary af.
The most elusive and volatile of all necromorphs, the walrus necromoprh.
I feel like a walrus necromorph would basically be like a chunky leaper.
@@dodymmawsjx No it's just a human necromorph but made into the shape of a walrus and the tusks could be used similarly to how the slasher attacks people.
@@ivoarmstrong9894 Yeah, but it's current appearance wouldn't be very practical. That is unless it was actually capable of swimming with a high degree of dexterity, where it could specialize in environments with a lot of water. I still feel like it would have additional features like tentacles for grabbing, a blade at the end if the tail, maybe even a tongue tipped with a spike to harpoon and drag down prey.
@@dodymmawsjx I kills people through the power of walrus don’t question it
@@theomnissiah-9120 That is blasphemy to the art that is Unitology and necromorphs.
I was expecting this for some reason, but a part of me wishes this didn’t exist
Same
all of me wishes this didn't exist
Dear God get this out of my head. Who ever requested this. Why would you want this s***?
Same here man.
At least it's not human centipede.
One interesting thing about this movie, is that it actually portrays the “passing out from drugged drink” thing better than most movies, even many bigger movies. Instead of just drinking it and fainting immediately they have a whole conversation and a half until it kicks in. But then everything after that is medically absurd.
So they used common sense instead of dumb Hollywood trope
So this isn't medically possible?
@@ImperialDecree what
@@ImperialDecree I could show you...
@@ImperialDecree what do you think lmao
I love how every comment is in agreement that this movie is pathetically moronic but the concept and execution of being mutilated, kept alive, and stripped of your humanity is horrifying enough to make the movie interesting.
I think it helps when you consider that the inducing of the horrors is just done by someone so insane that it's beyond reason
Body horror is the only type of horror that honestly sends shivers down my spine. I have a chronic illness that causes my joints to dislocate, so I spend pretty much every day putting myself back together; so seeing someone do it to another person _but incorrectly_ is mind-numbing for me.
How convenient that all his victims shared enough traits to avoid transplant rejection
Transplant rejection? We don't do that here.
-this movie, definitely.
I also don't remember the victims getting immunosuppressants either strange.
@@shirirub7579 they did it via injections
Well I mean, they all died, so... clearly it was because they lacked the soul of the walrus necessary to adapt to the new parts.
They weren't able to achieve full walrus mode
To the people who requested this:
Thanks, I hate it.
Big same...
r/TIHI
R/TIHI
You’re welcome
To the people who requested this I will personally drag you to the pits of hell.
"Walruses don't cry!" I can't help but laugh at that line. XD
Probably crying because he can no longer feel the one bone he depends on when the ladies are involved, maybe its there, maybe its not, he can't verify because his arms are short stumps.
@@kitty_es173 Now you remind me of a country song titled, "Cowgirls Don't Cry."
@@kitty_es173 lmfao 🤣😂🤣
im so sorry but the only thing that reminded me of was "friends don't lie !" BAJSBDJD🏃♂️🏃♂️
The line was "walruses never cry"
The scariest part of the movie for me was when he saw the other dead walrus under water. The psychological trauma this man went through is something to behold.
I'll never forgive my best friend for telling me about this movie in 6th grade, many disturbed nights
poor you
It's this movie and human centipede that scarred me.
@@lbormi8539 That movie too, he told me about both of them at the same
LONG LIVE WEED
Man this movie wasnt that twisted. I watched Martyrs & was shook af
That Walrus suit is so well designed, it's so horrifying and the concept of the man being surgically altered to become a walrus is just as disturbing.
i wish i could become a walrus
@@zethryyew7942 hey ;)
And here I was, having completely blocked out this movie from memory. I'm going to spend another five or ten years trying to forget it again.
Glad to bring this back to the party lol
@@RoanokeGaming evil
I'll try not to comment 5-10 years later...
remember tusk?
Fun fact, Kevin Smith said if there was a Tusk 2, he would make it about Wallace getting out of the suit and becoming the new killer, so yes, I think the director entirely intended for it to be just a suit with no exit.
I hope they make the sequel! How do you think he’ll get out by himself though?
@@Pheonix19765 I mean he cried at the end so it's not like he's fully gone and it's notlike all of his teeth are gone, just his tongue so he can easily say "Remove, Remove".
@@rE-jq9ou yeah I guess that’s true but do you think they would take him out if he said remove? Do you think Wallace accepted what happened to him and even then if he got out, would he get a artificial arms and legs since from the podcast he’s rich
@@Pheonix19765 maybe surgically
I feel like the most basic issue with this was skipped over: his suit would be rotting off.
Why are you bringing logic into this movie
@@theomnissiah-9120 lol
Did he tann the skin?
@@rsmith6366 he did logic is still alive
I guess somehow the walrus leather grafted to his flesh? Idk this movie is fucking dumb
As an Amateur Dentist that has operated on Elephants…
D: you're planning on turning someone into a elephant, aren't you?
@@korblborp that would be some kind of sociopathic disfigured art.
I am into science.
poser
@@GenuinelyphasingZoned I AM THE ELEPHANT!
@@GrimsdaleGaming you know ed gein his hobby is nightmarish
I have seen people obsessed with girls/boys, dogs, cats, cars but never Never have I seen a guy obsessed with a Walrus. This is unexplainable
You should come to my next party. Last month, my best friend married a Grain Weevil.
They're in couples councilling now though, so probably not the best match.
@@TVdinnermasterchef wtf
@@VegaFic just bullshit. I tend to talk quite a lot of it
@@TVdinnermasterchef Mine loved herself too much and talk a lot to herself but now is mostly quiet coz they had a quarrel
It was inspired by a hoax where a man posted an ad asking the whoever answered it to dress up in a walrus suit.
I'm having a fucking panic attack. Even though I've never seen this movie the idea of someone doing this to me absolutely terrifies me
Same! Something about this movie disturbs and upsets me far more than the Human Centipede movies.
@@VioletRay-Art I guess Howard couldn't escape his horrible past o
@@VioletRay-Art i think its because its so horrifying. Because I have the same reaction
@@VioletRay-Art please don't say that name here
If it’s any consolation even if you had the best medical team in the world partake on this and a world class hockey team I mean facility it’s just about impossible you would ever survive the shock or massive infection. Necrosis would settle in most organs would cease to work,etc.
Definitely something to show your teenager that things they can take on the world though
Out of all the most absurd things in this movie the one that really got me was that they put him in an actual fuckin zoo. Wtf.
The most absurd thing is that there was actually a zoo that would accept him! If I was in charge of that place I’d just try and come up with anything that could be done to cover up putting this man out of his misery(like bacterial infection!), cause on one hand it’s the merciful thing to do, on the other hand it’s still a human and the legality of said mercy kill would still be up for debate(in terms of the law).....
It’s just all around fucked up but that just adds to the terror of being mutilated so badly you’re not even recognizable as human anymore, not even by other people
@@jackierocha5096
Honestly I don’t care that he’s suffering, but I’ve always been annoyed that mercy killings are illegal. Fuck that noise, if someone (especially before huge trauma) agrees to be mercy killed, they should follow through.
If I was ever, for example, paralyzed, I’d want to be killed. Living wouldn’t be an option if want. Fuck the government for saying I don’t have the right to die on my own terms.
@@jackierocha5096 wasnt the zoo abandoned?
Maybe I missed something that was said.. did one of them say it was a zoo? I keep hearing that but I just thought it was someone's back yard. .
All part of the horror!! Every one of us watching wanting Guy to shoot Wallace at the end… the ending was so good!! Absolute nightmare fuel!
Still can't get over how they named the dude who gets *turned into a walrus*
"Wallace"
I didn't know anything about this movie until I saw this in my recommendations. Saw it and I'm scarred for life now 🥳🥳🥳
Ok
The Meat walrus will forever haunt me
Much wow.I don't recommend you watching the Guinea Pig movies then
Same, I was disturbed by that movie.
Me too
This movie makes me physically ache when people talk about it.
It’s so weird because I like body horror movies but something about this one feels just so mean-spirited and repulsive
@@damienm.9677 Pretty sure this movie is intended to be a comedic satire of body horror
Me to ive seen alot of horror movies but this is the only one that actually scares me
@@leatherlass6730 yea definitely, but it just does the horror a little too well for a dark comedy imo 😂
@@damienm.9677 I can’t even bring myself to watch this because its just so gross. Body horror specifically scares the shit out of me
Dude being body horror transformed into walrus: "This episode is sponsored by Manscaped!"
Yeah, that sponsor had me chuckling
This film uses the most ridiculous premise to show the most absurd yet pure horror one can ever imagine. It's damn effective.
I love this movie. I showed this to my brother and best friend and after watching it in silence for the entire duration, my brother looked at me during the credits and said, “Why the fuck did you make us watch that?” And they left the room and didn’t speak to me for the rest of the night.
Can ya blame them. 😂
Lmao 😂😂
It’s a natural reaction some people have to Kevin Smith’s Canadian trilogy
My brother in law like to the same thing with Movie 43. I'm still not sure I've forgiven him.
What's more concerning is that your brother and best friend could watch this in silence. 😂😂
This is one of the most weird yet original movies ever made.
Original to you, im pretty sure you are a lobotomite who has seen no movies
Wanted to watch disturbing horror movies, saw this on a list.
All I will say, the most disturbing thing in this isn’t related to blood.
To be fair, I expected this movie to get EXTREMELY strange and do some weird shit. As in, the mating kind. Thank god I was wrong.
That one scene where he like pushes the poor guys head to his...blergh, really scarred me, like WHY did they have to put that 😭😭😭
I'm just glad I never wasted my time watching this...so fucking stupid lol
@@funtourhawk it kinda was. The first half was interesting and from the moment Jhonny Depp steps into the movie it was downhill. The ending was absolutely stupid
kevin smith should not make movies anymore. he's lost it.
The whole sense of claustrophobia from being trapped inside your own body and at that angle just seems like hell
I'm glad you mentioned the decay factor. The main problem I had in suspending my disbelief is the fact that all the added flesh would just rot and fall off, if the subject even lived that long. And, of course, in a horror movie suspension of disbelief is extremely important. It's key to enjoying the movie.
I would imagine the suit of skin is practically dead, which means he just inside a ball of dead skin they are no longer functional. So in the 1year time skip in the end all the skin would have decay and rotted. Yet they show him still fine LOL
Not how that works movie
The skin could be tanned to an extent.
@@rsmith6366 didnt think of that
He tanned the skin didn’t he?
i have no idea how this walrus suit has still kept it's shape. I've studied the decomposition process and this suit should have been completely eaten away by insects by now. it's hard to tell how long it would take for that amount of meat to completly decompose untill bones are left, but considering he's out in the open and frequently getting in water I'd say he would be considerably more decomposed
*sees what seems to be an interesting stream*
*arrives literally just in time for the credits*
NOOOOOOOOOO Just missed us!
@@RoanokeGaming Like, seriously, when I clicked in you were _just_ wrapping it all up. o_O
Oh well. I assume I'll be able to view it later in some form.
You lucky...
@@RoanokeGaming the next video is the arachnotron right?
Words cannot explain how sorry I feel for Wallace despite him not being real.
He gets turned into a walrus, his best friend betrayed him and his girlfriend cheated on him
And not to mention that he probably got samurai Jack kid to commit suicide.
To be fair, he is/was a GIANT doosh bag, but yeah.. nobody deserves all that
Same
@@corneliuslagrant1600and said girlfriend insured he has one of the worst existences imaginable.
In spite of the fact that this idea would fail so badly in real life, it is actually a genuinely disturbing concept
Out of all the things you’ve ever covered, this is the most utterly horrifying. And that’s counting the thing, resident evil, dead space, gears of war, etc. The only thing that could compare is the human centipede, or the servitors from warhammer40k.
Big Daddy suits from bioshock are a pretty horrible process as well.
@@VvV-tn7mq Still nowhere close to this, for the end result if nothing else. A Big Daddy still has some dignity, protecting the innocent. Wallace is just pure pointless agony 24/7
I wish I could go back to 25 minutes ago, before I was aware of this film's existence. xD though I'll admit 'going full walrus' does sound pretty interesting. I need to fit that into a conversation somehow...
It gets easier to bear after a few months.
From the creator of Jay and silent bob...
Yikes...you know what, maybe the Cabin Fever sickness wasn't as bad actually...
ally is such an evil GF
let Lapointe kill him god damn it
No kidding, option A let Canadian cop mercy kill the poor guy , option B try to get him freaking help, but no , no , his GF and BEST FRIEND decide to go with option C , leaving him inside a rotting meat suit , likely in 24-7 agony both physical and mental , and lock him up in what looks like an abandoned petting zoo where he can slowly die from being forced to eat nothing but fish , while his new "walrus " body literally rots around him
@@1Okoya1 Wallace he is a piece of shit for being heartless, hosting that controversial podcast to begin with (im dumbass sorry about it didn't know what was the podcast)
but he's deep down inside still human being and it is a horrible fate to be in such situation he could have done something with his life in the future
@@GenuinelyphasingZoned Honestly, not even the worst piece of shit deserves to be mutilated and turned into a grotesque thing! Mercy Killing was the best option
i wouldnt wish his fate on my worst enemy
Sure he did made fun of cripples but that's the extent of it, he didn't rape or murder people but what his girlfriend and best friend did was beyond sickening, and people defending them are fucked up in head.
Very few movies have this kind of horror. That being having someone purposefully surgically mutilated in a way that they don't die, but are forced to adapt. It is such a uniquely horrific idea that I made a dnd campaign for it, and to this day my friends still say that I traumatized them with the word pictures I painted lol. I wish more movies used this brand of body horror, because it's clearly effective even when it's as ridiculous as Tusk!
I hate the ending, he has a walrus body therefore he has a walrus mind, lmao, makes me laugh the logic is so dumb
Well, it isn't that he has a walrus body therefore he has a walrus mind...it's because Howard has been conditioning him. Part of Wallace WANTS to mentally become walrus. Not because he wants to be a walrus, but because he wants the horror of his current condition to stop. If he has the brain of a walrus, then the suffering goes away and Howard is pushing him toward that fact. It's twisted and would likely take far longer to achieve than the movie depicts...at least, without any sort of drugs to make the mind more pliable.
@@Bluesit32 ohhhh, I get it, I don't think that's exactly realistic, but it's a movie, so stretching stuff is ok, that solves one of my main problems with tusk.
@@alienbeef-gravy493My main problem was why didn't Howard destroy Wallace's phone?
I think he probally had some form of brain damage from being drugged, going through infections, and possibly some damage to his skull.
Also he was extremley traumatized and conditioned by Howard to think like a Walrus. Wallace the Walrus 😂😂
But, its just a silly comedy horror flick
Whoever demanded this is evil to their core
So this is basically the walrus version of human centipede.
Human centipede is a LOT worse. A whole lot worse.
@@Bluesit32 Tusk is more disturbing imo
No, it's Cronenberg if he decided to make a walrus movie.
This might just be me but seeing unnatural creatures that are manmade like this walrus thing is just so twisted to me. Its so surreal seeing him groan without his tongue and seeng Wallace stripped of his humanity. Smh...
It's just you.
@@J.W.Brogan Definitely not just him.
This was one of those movies that was so absolutely ridiculous, but you just can’t help yourself lol. And when Johnny Depp made an appearance, I was scratching my head thinking “who is that, why is he so familiar? Is that Johnny Depp? No, no way, why would he be in this?” It s special how he can be such a recognizable face, but looks sooo fucking different in everything that he’s in, to the point where sometimes I’ll be 20-30 minutes into a movie before realizing “holy shit, that’s Johnny Depp” lol
I can't believe so much about this film
1) someone agreed to fund this film
2) the actors agreed to it
3) it's complete fucking madness lol
Seriously wtf haha. And Johnny Depp of all actors?
Casual, totally normal conversation to have with your pops:
“Hey dad! You know gift cards and beer are great and all, but honestly? Your pubes are the talk of the town, and not in a good way.
Mom says she chokes on them constantly, and grandma won’t stop complaining about fishing them out of the drain!
So here’s a ball trimmer my man. Happy Father’s Day.”
If you do that you gain the respect of every man in the would
@@hunterofthemist7159 I agree
@@hunterofthemist7159 would what?
@@aneffortlesssmile typo
@@hunterofthemist7159 I know. I wanted to tease ya.
Ya know what the intro is missing? A highly messed up version of the song Tusk by Fleetwood Mac to truly make us all even more uncomfortable.
Anyway on a more serious note that is one of the most terrifying and disturbing things I have ever seen and I hope I can sleep well tonight.
Man that would have been perfect lol
@@RoanokeGaming This video made me feel the most uncomfortable I have felt in years. Thanks Roanoke! Time to start praying to god for amnesia after this.
LONG LIVE WEED
I guess Howard couldn't grow a Walrus Mustache?
Oh no..........I knew his day would come. But I never expexted what it would be your chanel, Roanoke
You have oppened a Pandora's Box for others to do, especially with materials like "The Human Centipede"
no please god no! i never want to see anything with the human centipede again. that was actually scarred me, and ive seen alot of gruesome shit in my days. so please for the love of god, never make anything about that
@@hellno8996 username checks out.
@@hellno8996 It wasn't really that terrible just nasty.
Thats not much on his range of things the only alteration I know from it it the lips being sowed
@@jameswilliams2075 and the tendons being cut
I have a couple of questions about this movie:
-How does he not get a bunch of cramps in there or get extremely itchy
-How does he not overheat
Of all the things you saw in this movie, THOSE are your questions!?
100% he was both of those things, but that is absolutely the least painful thing involved in this whole abomination
Movie logic
When Wallace is drooling in the walrus suit, it makes it like twenty times worse. It’s such a good detail and makes it way more off putting. And him having his tounge cut off to make the noises just makes it even worse
I need a list of the people who recommended this film. They need a stern talking to, and probably a visit to the psychiatric ward
Ask the NSA, they've got one.
Execution tonight, live on channel 5
this and the Human centipede are so fucking painful to watch more so then the SAW movies
Atleast the victims in the human centipede could actually go back to normal with surgery to the lips and knees Tusk on the other hand you might as well just let yourself drown like the other guy lmao
With John Kramer in saw, sure what he did is definitely immoral, but at least you could understand his philosophy behind it. He wants to punish people and test what they will do to survive. With centipede and walrus, it’s just insane guys doing evil things because they’re insane.
5:03 The Believe campaign was truly something else, it was a masterpiece in every way from the scenes in the Museum to that beautiful diorama. And oh, the music and the actors truly made it so special.
Just like this movie
Ha! I was thinking "I wonder what Johnny Depp thought of his daughter playing a part in this weird movie" only to discover HE too is in the movie. Love it!
might be scary if the human body could survive this kind of trauma on an operating table
genuinely it could, it’s pretty easy to graft skin to different places, he would need time to fully recover before being sewn into the suit tho.
I feel like someone should check on how everyone involved with the creation of this movie is doing mentally
*looks over at Kevin Smith*
Yeah no pretty sure they're not doing okay.
Holy shit. I recognized him, but I didn't realize it was depp until you said his name. Like it morphed into depp as you said it, crazy.
This movie was meant to be a morbid parody of the horrid films like human centipede
That's why I love it so much; I hate Body Horror in general, especially the Human Centipede sequels, and this is just a great sendup.
Don't forget Cronenberg's stuff.
@@josh.8104I’m not usually a fan of the grotesque stuff like that either, but I loved this film!!
Ah yes, more evidence on why tusk and HC are on my "never watch" list- something about being so violated you no longer feel human just fucks me up without needing the 2hrs to get there
Not sure any human ever needed to see this covered. My God Kevin Smith is a curse.
"How do we make something equally as godawful as Human Centipede, but without the literal sh*t eating?"
Yeah.... Anything remotely similar to human centipede is a absolutely no go for me sir. I really wish I could go back to not having knowledge of this movies existence
Oh... Oh my... I never expected to see this one on Roanoke’s channel. This’ll be good.
These kind of movies scare me way too much, like genuinely I am fucking terrified of these things. No matter how absurd they are it’s still terrifying to me.
It would've been so so so easy to find a professional and get wallace removed from the horrific skin suit but noooooo they just had to let him suffer for the rest of his awful miserable life.
The Canadian equivalent is 911 for anyone needing it later on in life
There is literally no way a person put in a "suit" like that wouldn't almost immediately die from infection and septic shock... Especially if they're swimming around in dirty water on a regular basis.
I talk about it broham
It’s a body horror movie, it’s not meant to be completely scientifically, chill bro
@@cameronmillspaugh1601 okay and?
@@calebgadison167what are you digging for?? He just said it’s a dumb movie, so OP’s questions don’t need to be asked because none of it is supposed to make sense. What are u not understanding about that bud?
Me: dont go to the middle of No-where
Horror Character: go's to the middle of No-where
Theres a part where he sheds a little tear, so at the end when his ex says "i love you wallace" if you notice.
Bruh I'd be pissed if someone didn't kill me if I got turned into an animal
I like that we're questioning the science of Tusk.
Somehow, this movie makes the Human Centipede look wholesome.
This is a horrible idea, you can't start with any feet you madman.
"Starting with the feet you'll notice there aren't any"
No Feet but tail fin.
Perhaps in games you can see alot of feet but in movies not so much.
@@kingshadow8782 unless you’re watching a Quentin Tarantino movie
I love how Johnny Depp just randomly spawns into this mess of a film.
The ending really irritated me, they just let the man suffer in his own body, gave him terrible living conditions, and feed him raw fish
Recommendations: demolisher, toad, bolter and night hunter (the thing Kyle crane turns into at end of the following) all from Dying light
Oooh ya that Kyle crane one would be cool
@@reynaldopedrego9784 he said he’d do toad when he did other DL videos and recently been playing it again so kinda want him to cover the rest as well before DL2 comes out this December
We need walrus-volatiles for dl2
How about exploring some of the mutant designs from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R series? Honestly it's an immersive masterpiece with some interesting and terrifying designs like the Chimera or Bloodsuckers
Just don't mention freedom's "interest" in bloodsuckers
Pseudogiant and Chimeras are intriguing because they have transformed into anatomically "non-human" mutants yet we can clearly see they're used to be human once
What a fuckin nerd
I was more comfortable with all the necromorphs, this is insane, and not a pleasant kind. Fair play for making the video, god knows I wouldn’t watch the movie for the sake of it.
The most unbelievable thing about this movie is that any normal person wouldn’t immediately try drowning themselves
There’s an entire community of people who actually get off to this movie & talk about it.
I wonder if Roanoke would ever consider covering the interesting Infected from Days Gone?
🤔
I hope he does because I need this out of my head
Or slither
@@mydude8731 he did Slither ua-cam.com/video/qYGeD-KGvyA/v-deo.html
Same I wonder how the virus spreads cause in the entire game we never see anyone become a freaker.
I like your profile, reminds me of something XD
It's a shame the Parasite Eve games aren't recent enough to be featured here, the ANMCs from 2 are pretty fascinating since most of them are human volunteers who were altered with mitochondrially controlled cell mutation, then supplemented with surgery and mechanical augments.
Since we're talking about forcefully transforming physiology from human to animal and all. Just reminded me of it a bit.
Oh, he might do it if we ask enough. He did Jeepers Creepers, after all.
YES!! Let's ask him to do Parasite Eve!!
I’ve been meaning to play Parasite Eve for a while now. This comment might have convinced me!
I remember watching this movie one night and only got to the walrus part, after that I was to disturbed to continue
An interesting video you may want to dissect: Oats Studio's short film Zygote. The monster design is reminiscent of John Carpenter's The Thing but with less ambiguity. It is genuinely terrifying to look at and probably one the vest monster designs I've seen in a while. It also has the rare trait of making something rather lovecraftian be visualized on a screen. Even if you don't decide to make a video on it, just give it a watch. It is honestly a masterpiece for a short, low budget film and it deserves recognition.
This is absolutely hilarious Roanoke! You're the best lol
All I can think about is that episode of King of the Hill where Dale thinks that the army is turning Bill into a walrus
The movie wasn’t very scary it was just that the Man Walrus was disturbing
Completely agree. It might just be me but seeing unnatural creatures that are manmade like this walrus thing is just so twisted to me.
Well, yeah. It's a movie about a man being made into a walrus via surgery. The horror comes from putting yourself in Wallace's shoes. Not scary so much as jaw dropping.
So,the suit is just filled with his own waste: noiyce bruh...
Why wouldn’t he just buy another walrus? Seems over complicated to kidnap someone and do surgery on them.
That walrus thing is the most terrifying thing I've ever seen
This makes me second guess having walruses as my favorite animals
Lol
They even made up an entire country for this movie.
“Call 911 or the Canadian equivalent” Lmao it’s still 911 for any of our American travellers.
Wow Matt Walsh must have seen this for inspiration of his book Johnny the walrus!
I was looking for this comment
this film is genuinely incredibly disturbing. body horror is so unnerving and this film does not hold back
Fun fact: The girls at the store are played by Johnny Depp and Kevin Smith's daughters.
And that her name is Harley Quinn Smith.