Death Nurse (1987)
- 1987
- ·60 min
Edith, a murderous, overweight nurse, and her brother run a medical clinic out of the suburban house they share.
They take in patients and kill them, continuing to bill the state for their care.
However, a nosy county inspector threatens to complicate things for Edith and her brother!.
- Actors
- Albert Eskinazi·Frances Millard·Priscilla Alden·Royal Farros
- Directed by
- Nick Millard
- Genre
- Horror
- Language
- English
- Country
- USA·Canada
- Director
- Nick Millard
Good old Nick Millard, with his tiny, tiny budgets and crude lack of filmmaking finesse. He once again gives us a true groaner that somewhat entertains the viewer, if only because it's just so damn awful.
Murderous heavyset nurse Edith Mortley (a deliciously wicked portrayal by Priscilla Alden) and her quack doctor brother Gordon (a perfectly jerky turn by Albert Eskinazi) run a medical clinic out of a suburban home. Although the deadly duo kill their patients, they nonetheless continue to bill the state for their care.
The movie starts out with Priscilla Alden playing as Edith, who works as a nurse, lives with her brother in a suburban house. They kill new patients to keep up the bill for their state care.
