Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Impotent and unhappy middle-aged James Fhelleps goes murderously around the bend after an automobile accident claims the life of his beloved daughter Heather and turns his nagging wife Alice into a pathetic grotesquely disfigured cripple.Although Troma only acted as a distributor on this film, their stamp is all over this. Low production value, sexual assault of a crippled woman involving feces... homosexual, pedophile priest... oh yeah, this is Troma material. Uncle Lloyd probably could not open his wallet fast enough. (I love Troma, but sometimes they make some strange investments.) This film had very little going for it. If you want to be shocked or disgusted, it has some scenes that are pretty disturbing and gross. But a decent-looking movie with a solid plot and excellent acting? That is not this film.

Forive me for going waaay too deep into this, but Unspeakable, ironically has much to say and show. I don't want to rekindle any reviews, but for those of you who have not seen it, you are going to see one of the most disgusting films in terms of shock. The shock factor on this film is GOLDEN! I think the scariest thing about Unspeakable is that people like Roger Garcia exist, which makes this all more real. I am entertained by being disgusted, and this film delivers! It has plenty of vomit, feces, blood, scat and multiple scenes of "oh my god" moments, but what I think makes this film unique is that it "pushes the envelope" on your level of tolerance for being appalled. If anything, Unspeakable, teaches you a lot about you.If you were critiquing it by film quality, set/background, camera style, etc. this would be one of the worst films ever made! If you can look past that..and watch Unspeakable for what it is, it is a viewer's delight......but it's a troma film.....it's not suppose to make sense, it's no suppose to impress....it's not suppose to be blockbuster......it's suppose to entertain. Is looking at something disgusting, gross and appalling entertaining to you? If it is, enjoy.

Chad Ferrins Unspeakable is not your every day horror film by any means. This film is downright repulsive and disgusting, shot on 16mm film this movie is like The Last House On The Left meets Bill Lustigs Maniac. It revolves around a guy named Jim who gets into a car crash with his wife and little girl in the car. His little girl dies( he liked to molest his little girl) and his wife gets crippled. After this horrible accident Jim goes nuts and starts killing hookers while his wife gets raped by Barry a male nurse who takes care of her. This movie is super twisted, when you watch this film you can see that Chad Ferrin has great talent, a talent that has been prefected with his latest film Easter Bunny Kill! Kill!. Chad Ferrins movies have a great and unique style, once you see this film you will never look at Vegan Chili the same way again! The movie also has some funny scenes involving homeless people....''S*it man! I already paid!''

Another slick production from the Troma team and this time its this little nasty indie film. This dirty little number deals with everything from incest, drug addiction, paraplegia sex, prostitution and everything else in between. The film-making style reminds me of Combat Shock or in the same vein anyways, showing the worst sides of society, no character in this film is good, they are all a bunch of scum! Low budget all the way. If your accustomed to these type of films you'll love it but otherwise steer clear, strictly for the genre buffs. If you think everything Troma makes is along the lines of Toxic Avenger then this flick will change your mind, while your at it check out Combat Shock, another great flick and also check out No Way Home.