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The 10 Most Disturbing Movie Scenes Of 2014

I will woefully admit that I am a bit disappointed in the lack of truly disturbing scenes in cinema this year. While I can also admit that it was a good year for movies, it was not a good year for movies that screwed with your head and made you want to vomit everywhere (which I am a fan of, and you must be too seeing as to how you are reading this article right now). That doesn't mean 2014 was without its disturbing film moments, as there are still a handful that made me feel like I needed to take a bath, but it just didn't come close to what we saw in 2013.
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Tusk – The Walrus Reveal

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When Kevin Smith first announced Tusk, we questioned just how far his walrus-torture-porn-kidnapping-caper could push the boundaries. With Justin Long cast as the film’s unfortunate victim, could Smith truly transform the mustachioed podcaster into a mammal with gigantic, white tusks? Well, if anyone had the balls to attempt such a twisted transformation, it’d be the fearless Kevin Smith, and much to the delight of the horror fan inside of me, Long’s final walrus form delivers on EVERY level, including the lifestyle he so gruesomely adopts.

Despite your final feelings on Smith’s pseudo-horror flick, one of 2014’s crowing achievements came when Long’s walrus suit is unveiled for the first time. Sporting stretched-out skin and Frankenstein-like stitching, Long is completely transformed into a physical monster that no longer resembles a biological human form. It’s not every day that a director delivers the exact amount of insanity promised, but Long’s grotesque mutilation and revolting walrus body are the product of a madcap filmmaker who excitedly jumps at the chance to shock viewers with the obscene and unheard of.

What’s disturbing isn’t the blood, scars, and leathery hide Smith showcases though, but the realization that there’s no human resemblance of Long’s character left to save – just a squishy, fleshy shape shoved inside a walrus casing like a sausage.


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