Nightshift Nurses

"Nightshift Nurses" marks the directorial debut of John Leslie and combines adult themes with elements of comedy, blues music, and unique filmmaking styles. Set in a hospital during one night, the story features a cast of characters including Lois Ayres as the senior nurse, John Leslie as Dr. Grow, an insomniac longing to play harmonica, and Joey Silvera as Idaho Moe, who pretends to be a doctor. The narrative unfolds with various interactions among the characters, including the head nurse and a janitor, creating comedic and sexual tension. The film is noted for its humor, particularly with Silvera's bumbling character and Leslie's portrayal of the quirky doctor. The performances of Peter North and others as patients add to the entertainment. While the film is not as acclaimed as Leslie's later works,"The Chameleon" and "The Catwoman," it stands out as a solid pornographic comedy with good casting. Despite some scenes that may not appeal to all viewers, the overall quality of picture and audio is commendable for its time, though additional extras are limited. The film features a series of scenes showcasing various character interactions, highlighting both comedic and erotic elements. Overall, it is recommended for fans of the genre and Leslie's work, being an above-average entry in adult cinema.