The only hospital where your deductible is measured in sanity.
Jim Holliday, that auteur of the erotic and the obscure, has finally got around to creating a sequel to one of his most popular hits, Nightshift Nurses... And fortunately it's been worth the wait, packed with an all-star cast. This offbeat comedy centers around a hospital with such a reputation for caring that perfectly healthy people will fake illness just to get some of that special treatment for which it is famous. And once you get a glimpse of how the nurses attend to their patients' needs, you'll want to check in, too. Utilizing a radical new therapy called repeated libido deployment. The staff is pushing the barriers of the sexual frontier to heretofore unprecedented heights - and creating yet another classic adult feature in the grand tradition of Jim Holliday. Best of all you don't need insurance or medicare to check in. And once you do, you may never check out.
Production
Elaborate hospital sets that cost more than some indie dramas.
Writing
Jim Holliday's genuinely funny healthcare satire between the scenes.
Director
Jim Holliday
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Jim Holliday was the rare adult director who treated the genre as legitimate cinema, even shooting on 35mm when video dominated.
The 'all-star cast' was legitimately unprecedented for 1996—this was peak VHS era when adult films still had production budgets.
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