VividSimon Simply Perfect

SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

Smartorhypo Highly Overrated But Still Good

Voxitype Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Benedito Dias Rodrigues Almost nobody survives in the picture,even the audience has some damage brain to watch the horror thriller which actually don't make sense at all,the casting has a good names among them Dennis Hooper who made a crazy acting really,but the whole thing were fated to defeat such lack of reality,all elements here are thrown without purpose to build a unbeliavable fake story,Hopper and Henriksen had too many bills to pay to accept this awfull work!!Resume:First watch: 2018 / How many: 1 / Source: DVD / Rating: 5

charlytully Or should "Redneck" be capitalized? I'm not sure if the term is considered an ethnic group, race, nationality, or religion (maybe all four?), but all the hateful comments probably originate from the redneck-hating ilk, with the more clever ones disguising their location for this, probably their only comment (unless they've already dissed their 2005 nemesis DUKES OF HAZZARD, or the 2007 follow-up, DUKES OF HAZZARD 2). At any rate, UNSPEAKABLE is like DELIVERANCE, TEX!AS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, and DADDY'S GONE A-HUNTING all rolled into one. UNSPEAKABLE has all the hallmarks of the Longhorn State: the electric chair, evil holy-roller preachers, botched-executions, ripped off faces, electrocution, suicide-by-shotgun, getting-fried-in-the-Chair, knocked-up-minors, innocent-men-getting-zapped, pedophile judges, lethal voltage, target-happy border guards, getting juiced by Mr. Edison, brutal prison personnel, and jolt-happy wardens. Obviously, the haters do not fully appreciate that writer\star Pavan Grover is making a docudrama here based on actual and on-going events, not some cheap exploitation flick. Go to Texas, if you do not believe me. (Grover made UNSPEAKABLE in New Mexico, as he did not want to be lynched under the Lone Star State's whistle-blower laws.) But just as all patriotic Germans enjoyed Leni Riefenstahl's TRIUMPH DES WILLENS in 1935, all true Texans will appreciate UNSPEAKABLE for the cinema verite it is, even though their lawmakers and PR people would rather have them feel ashamed.

RocketB52 Oh, c'mon, everybody, where is the love? First of all, when you slide some title off the shelf that never made it to theatrical release with a cover that features Dennis Hopper staring out at you in all his squinty-eyed, slightly soulful I-Am-a-Raving-Lunatic intensity. . .brace yourself for the possibility that you may be making a terrible mistake.Since the plot and writing credits have been hashed out already, I wont go into them, except to say I haven't seen so many people frothing at the mouth over a movie since they announced Michael Keaton was playing BATMAN way back in 1989.Sure very little of it made any sense, but was it fun watching Dennis Hopper rip his own face off? Sure! There was a pretty woman for the men to look at, a hunky guy for the ladies to look at, a decent cast, sadistic prison guards, a crazed warden, bogus science, a corrupt politician, a real electric chair, an autopsy, brain maggots, falling brains. . .my gosh. Fun galore on an evening when you've got nothing better to do. Are these my standards for great movies? No, but I didn't rent this title to see a great movie, or even a good movie. But my idea of a totally irredeemable piece of crap is NAIL GUN MASSACRE. So I'll save my venom. Couple of stars for the rating, at least.

saldomher The beginning promises a lot, but right after the first five minutes, the movie becomes SLOOOWWW! The movie also puts on the table an interesting dilemma: are God and the Devil the same "being"? It questions weather God is really good, and if so, why does he allow so much pain and suffer in the world? (that sounds interesting!). Unfortunately, the movie does not go any further and, as somebody already commented: it is a straight jail-house drama between a BEAUTIFUL Dr.(Dina Meyer) and a dangerous and supernatural-empowered criminal who claims to be both God and the Devil in flesh and bones!(the actor Pavan Groover who funnily has appeared in only TWO movies!!). Dennis Hooper gives some life to this film with his so-of-him and characteristic acting (the one he has been giving us every since "Texas Chainsaw Massacre II") but it makes it seem rather funny than scary or thrilling at some points. As for the edition, acting, effects, etc. they are not the best. Moreover, it looks cheesy sometimes... and finally, the ending turns out to be...