Everyone knows that hockey is a rough n' tumble - and often outright violent - sport, but Hollywood hasn't been too keen to embrace the crazier aspects of the game in films past (Slap Shot aside). That certainly won't be the case with the low-budget independent comedy Goon, which was finally picked up for U.S. distribution last week.

A previously-released international Goon trailer hinted at an amusingly wild and R-Rated spin on the average underdog sports story. Today, we have a red band teaser clip from the film that makes at least one thing absolutely clear: Goon - which is actually based on a true story - is definitely not for the easily offended.

Goon stars American Pie franchise alumnus Seann William Scott as Doug Glatt, a dim-witted, but likable, bar bouncer who excels at one thing: beating the everliving crap out of people. Naturally, Doug's high-achieving parents (fellow American Pie star Eugene Levy and Ellen David) do not approve.

Doug is presented with an opportunity to prove his worth when he's recruited to become the Goon (re: enforcer) for an underperforming minor league hockey team. In the tradition of virtually every sports movie... well, ever, the team begins to excel with Doug watching its back - though their Goon is put to the ultimate test when he crosses paths with the most brutal enforcer in the league: Ross Rhea (Liev Schreiber).

Be warned - the following NSFW clip from Goon feature a whole lot of cursing, bloody fist fights, raunchy humor, and Schreiber's facial hair ;-). If that still sounds like your thing, then feel free to check it out below:

[NOTE: Goon producer, David Gross, contacted us to point out that the aforementioned red band trailer was pirated - and we've removed the video at his request. Still, you can still enjoy the red band clip below]

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