Description: Night Call Nurses: Directed by Jonathan Kaplan. With Patty Byrne, Alana Stewart, Mittie Lawrence, Clint Kimbrough. Funny sexual fantasy with three naughty nurses.

Story Line: The sweet and perky Barbara, the sunny Janis, and the responsible Sandra are a trio of young and attractive nurses who work in the psych ward at a hospital. The threesome really have their hands full dealing with nutty patients, creepy stalkers, and black revolutionaries. —Woodyanders(IMDB)

Language: English

Director: Jonathan Kaplan

Writer: George Armitage, Danny Opatoshu

Actors: Patty Byrne , Alana Stewart , Mittie Lawrence , Clint Kimbrough , Felton Perry , Richard Young , Dennis Dugan , Christopher Law , Stack Pierce , Bobby Hall , Martin Ashe , Robert Staats , Kate Monahan , Dick Miller , James Millhollin ,

Production Company: New World Pictures

Budget: $$ 75000

Duration: 78 m

Vote: 4.6 from 277 votes

Reviews From Users: 12

Reviews From Critics: 22

Reviews(Top) : Sure, "Night Call Nurses" is essentially a relic of the typical product thrust upon drive-in theatres in the 1970s. There isn't much of a plot, just a whole lot of nonsense about three nurses and their exploits. There is a lot of nudity, a little humor, some slasher-film elements and a truck driver who does psychedelic drugs. Pretty ridiculous stuff overall, but not without some amusing parts. (I was scratching my head, however, with the "human machine" segment; it was interesting yet pointless)."Night Call Nurses" was merely one entry in the New World Films "Nurses" cycle which included "Candy Stripe Nurses" and the original "Student Nurses." While those films had a more coherent plot than this one, it is difficult to criticize this one for being so episodic and meandering because the film delivers what it promises: nude women. There are plenty here, no complaints in that category.And George Armitage, who went on to make the cult classic "Miami Blues," infused some wit and social commentary into the script which are also present in his own foray as writer-director into the "Nurses" cycle, "Private Duty Nurses."The music is all pseudo-rock and gutter-guitar blues.Overall, "Night Call Nurses" is a mindless time-waster, but as far as time-wasting goes you could do far worse.