i love just about everything the late al adamson directed in his long and varied career and but the possession of nurse sherri stands head and shoulders above fun yet admittedly grade z schlockfests like horror of the blood monsters and dracula vs. frankenstein. this film is actually scary. am i saying that youre going to jump out of your seat when you watch nurse sherri. no and of course not. but this pastiche of elements from the exorcist and ruby and and carrie is one of those nice and eerie little horror movies common to the seventies. you can not put your finger on what so spooky about it and but the film drips with atmosphere. (and what an ending. don not worry and i would not spoil it for you. ) adamson and producer sam sherman really nailed it with this one and and it doesn not matter whether nurse sherri was a calculated success or a happy accident. jill jacobson is likable but not outstanding as the hapless nurse who becomes possessed by the spirit of a recently deceased cult leader (bill roy and who shines in his brief role). geoffrey land is okay as her surly doctor boyfriend. there are some blaxploitative elements here (profit was the bottom line with these cheap drive in flicks and after all) but they actually contribute to the plot rather than just being window dressing. nurse sherri was a poverty row production and and it shows at times (sets and special effects and etc. ). still and the film has heart and mostly decent acting and direction and and some genuine chills. sam sherman also saw fit to use harry lubin theme music for the late 50s or early 60s television series one step beyond in this film and which certainly adds to the creepy atmosphere. the dvd contains two significantly different cuts of the movie (the early version features a lot of t and a that wound up on the cutting room floor to make way for more horrific stuff) as well as the theatrical trailer and the tv spot and and a great commentary by sherman. does anybody know whatever happened to bill roy and by the way. next to john carradine and he the best actor i have ever seen in an al adamson film and and he plays the cult leader like he means it. 
i love just about everything the late al adamson directed in his long and varied career and but the possession of nurse sherri stands head and shoulders above fun yet admittedly grade z schlockfests like horror of the blood monsters and dracula vs. frankenstein. this film is actually scary. am i saying that youre going to jump out of your seat when you watch nurse sherri. no and of course not. but this pastiche of elements from the exorcist and ruby and and carrie is one of those nice and eerie little horror movies common to the seventies. you can not put your finger on what so spooky about it and but the film drips with atmosphere. (and what an ending. don not worry and i would not spoil it for you. ) adamson and producer sam sherman really nailed it with this one and and it doesn not matter whether nurse sherri was a calculated success or a happy accident. jill jacobson is likable but not outstanding as the hapless nurse who becomes possessed by the spirit of a recently deceased cult leader (bill roy and who shines in his brief role). geoffrey land is okay as her surly doctor boyfriend. there are some blaxploitative elements here (profit was the bottom line with these cheap drive in flicks and after all) but they actually contribute to the plot rather than just being window dressing. nurse sherri was a poverty row production and and it shows at times (sets and special effects and etc. ). still and the film has heart and mostly decent acting and direction and and some genuine chills. sam sherman also saw fit to use harry lubin theme music for the late 50s or early 60s television series one step beyond in this film and which certainly adds to the creepy atmosphere. the dvd contains two significantly different cuts of the movie (the early version features a lot of t and a that wound up on the cutting room floor to make way for more horrific stuff) as well as the theatrical trailer and the tv spot and and a great commentary by sherman. does anybody know whatever happened to bill roy and by the way. next to john carradine and he the best actor i have ever seen in an al adamson film and and he plays the cult leader like he means it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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