1978's "Nurse Sherri" was marketed as the next horror sensation, following "Carrie" and "Ruby" in the ongoing saga of meek women coming into contact with unusual, destructive powers. It's a bit of a stretch to position the effort next to more respected genre offerings, but when it stands up straight and goes for chills, "Nurse Sherri" can be entertaining, working to generate a level of dread and horror as evil erupts from unexpected sources. Director Al Adamson isn't known for quality work ("Carnival Magic," "Dracula vs. Frankenstein"), and his streak continues here, but with lowered expectations, the weird highlights of the feature provide a reasonably successful distraction. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com