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Sick Nurses (2007) – Storyline/Plot:

A group of sexy nurses who harvest organs are haunted by the vengeful spirit of one of their dead patients.

At a Thai hospital, a doctor and his seven nubile nurses engage in the sale of dead bodies. Jealousy causes one of the nurses to threaten to blow the whistle on the practice, so the others murder her. Soon the spirit of the slain nurse seeks revenge. In flashbacks we see the events leading up to the murder, and realize the full range of relationships between the main characters.

In a run-down, suburban Bangkok hospital, young Dr. Tar and seven nurses have been running a scheme to sell dead bodies on the black market. However, one nurse, Tahwaan, has found out that her boyfriend, Dr. Tar, has been having an affair with her sister, Nook. Growing tired of the body-selling scam and enraged by her sister and boyfriend’s betrayal, Tahwaan threatens to call the police.

However, before Tahwaan can take action, the doctor and six resident nurses at the hospital strap Tahwaan to an operating table, kill her, and then wrap her in a black plastic garbage bag. They then dump her in the trunk of the doctor’s car, where her corpse will be kept on dry ice until it can be sold.

It is eventually revealed that Tahwaan was once a homosexual male, Duangwit, a former lover of Dr. Tar, who had undergone a sex change to marry Dr. Tar. She finally kills her own sister by being literally reborn through her, and as she stares at Tar, she mutters, “marry me” and the screen goes black.

Bangkok Post film critic Kong Rithdee characterized the film as exploitive and complained that the film’s general release was allowed by the same Board of Censors that had earlier in the year banned director Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s drama film, Syndromes and a Century, because of what the board said were objectionable portrayals of medical professionals. “What’s more saddening than seeing bad exploitation movies is the double standards of the people who have power. Unfortunately we have both of them right here in Thailand,” he wrote .