Synopsis
Tom Green once again delivers comedy that foams at the mouth with his second salivating release. Last spring's Something Smells Funny was the surprise salvo of the season and this one should be no different. Since then Canada's favorite son, whose U.S. cable show now draws more than two million viewers a week, has signed a movie deal with a major Hollywood studio and has graced the covers and insides of every hip publication and TV talk show. Tonsil Hockey is packed with outrageous full frontal assaults as Tom sticks his tongue way out there at and into our cozy preconceptions and going so far as to play tonsil hockey with sidekick Glenn Humplik. But, if you don't like this jam, just get the puck outta here!
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