Directed by:
Doug AarniokoskiCinematography:
Boris MojsovskiComposer:
Anton SankoCast:
Paz de la Huerta, Katrina Bowden, Neal McDonough, Boris Kodjoe, Corbin Bleu, Adam Herschman, Martin Donovan, Kathleen Turner, Michael Eklund, Niecy Nash (more)VOD (1)
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Scrub up and prep yourself for a mind-altering new cult obsession... Nurse 3D. Deftly combining the dark and deadly eroticism of Dexter, Black Swan, Fatal Attraction and Wild Things this is a wicked new breed of horror/thriller. Paz de la Huerta turns up the body heat as nurse Abby Russell. By day she lovingly attends to the patients at All Saints Memorial Hospital; by night her real work begins... prowling nightclubs seeking vengeance on evil men. Using her smouldering sexuality Abby lures cheating men to their brutal deaths and exposes them for the hypocrites they really are. After Danni (Katrina Bowden), a young, sensitive nurse, joins the hospital staff, Abby thinks she has found a kindred spirit. But when the friendship turns to obsession, Danni starts to suspect Abby's ulterior motives and late night activities. To save her own soul, Danni realises this friendship must end. But no-one spurns Abby Russell and gets away with it. Now her insatiable fury has been unleashed and her true rampage of terror is about to begin. (Roadshow Entertainment)
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After looking at the poster or watching the trailer nobody could expect an ambitious horror movie. The story is like out of the 90s, with A LOT of nudity and even more cheap one-liners, but I was expecting more blood and fun. A weak third star for the performance of Paz de la Huerta, which is so (I hope) intentionally silly that’s impossible to forget. 5/10
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Good for me. Very satirical, bold, suspenseful and solidly bloody towards the end. The nurse was very seductive and just plain sexy. Nurse 3D is a terribly silly and cliched horror B-movie, but a very modern and entertaining one for that. 65%.
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I definitely don't consider Nurse 3D a bad film, but considering the long hype and preparation leading up to its release, the result is rather average. Yes, it's bold in how the main star presents herself, but using that as the main draw for the entire film just doesn't cut it for me. Paz didn't sit well with me and simply repelled me. Katrina Bowden just shows that she'll always be the same blonde in every movie.
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