Nurse Sherri (1977)

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Geoffrey Land

Dr. Peter Desmond

Jill Jacobson

Nurse Sherri Martin

Marilyn Joi

Nurse Tara Williams

Katherine Pass

Nurse Beth Dillon
(as Mary Kay Pass)

Prentiss Moulden

Patient Marcus Washington

Bill Roy

Preacher Thomas J. Reanhauer

Erwin Fuller

Patient Charlie

Clay Foster

Dr. Nelson
(as Clayton Foster)

Caryl Briscoe

Nurse Gordon

John F. Goff

Psychiatrist Dr. Andrews
(as Jack Barnes)

J.C. Wells

Stevens

Regina Carrol

Reanhauer's Follower with Sunglasses in the Desert
(uncredited)

Bob Dietz

Stabbed Doctor in Hospital
(uncredited)

Steven Jacobson

Doctor with glasses in the background
(uncredited)

Greg Tittinger

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Trivia
The music in the film appears to borrow heavily from Dominic Frontiere's score for the 1963-1965 TV series "The Outer Limits".

Goofs
In one scene in the film, a hospital patient has the wrong end of an oral thermometer in his mouth.

Alternate versions
This film was released in two versions. THE POSSESSION OF NURSE SHERRI version runs 88 minutes and features a subplot of a cult follower also trying to find the cult leader's buried body. The NURSE SHERRI version runs 84 minutes and removes all of these subplot scenes; instead, it replaces them with four nude scenes not featured in the POSSESSION version. Both versions are offered on the Shock-o-rama DVD release of the film.

Connections
Featured in Drive-in Madness! (1987)

I first saw this movie at the local drive-in as part of a double bill with "Eyeball" - What a complete laugh-fest! The "acting" and production values are definitely par for the course for Al Adamson (In one scene alone is it daytime or night - or just blue filter over the camera lens? Who cares? Apparently not Mr. Adamson) I had to buy this one as soon as I found a copy and now that it's on DVD, I highly recommend this to any fans of the genre...I think it's Al Adamson's...uhhh...masterpiece (?!) One that truly has to be seen to be believed...

Oh yeah! Jill Jacobson's breasts should have had their own credit in the movie (if you know what I mean) Whatever happened to Jill Jacobson??