Mum's Monday The Killer Nurse

 I don’t want to sound picky under the tragic circumstances but I do think there would have been a certain amount of red colour/blood shown on her white outfit than what was actually shown.


Ok, so now in piecing together who is who and what is going on/happened, although I could be wrong, it is all a bit sketchy so far, intriguing, yes, but there are a few holes in this film.


I like the ‘Talking heads’ scenario paragraphs, one at the beginning and during this film. However, you have to concentrate and listen to everything to keep up. Although this is a slow paced film.


I can’t seem to get into this film. 1. Partly not knowing exactly what is going on and 2. It is a little, to me, boring. I like films that you can get absorbed by and a clear and exciting element of mystery. This film sadly, is neither, to me. Even the supposed element of humour of ‘Need more clothes’ was ridiculous, as there were so few items.


It is sad about the ‘Dog’. I feel for her. I don’t like the nurses' response, but i’m sure we are not meant to.


Yes, I agree with all  ‘Out in the open’. This does seem a cheesy coincidence though. That nurse knows too much it seems.


Why do I sense another tragedy is about to happen? I am so glad now about the ‘Dog’, it is a relief to see.


Now what? That was close! I want to say ‘Wait for it’ but I’m not sure how, who or to what extent with this film. Oh, ok, so that was a non event.


There could be another tragedy but who knows in this film. Well, that was different, at the moment, to what I expected to happen.


No, I agree ‘I don't make any sense’ another unexpected tragedy.


This film does highlight that just sometimes you should know the whole story.


Oh, what is she doing? It is so silly but I do think I know who she is.


I hope he saves the day. Not then sadly.


Yes, thought so. At last this film all makes sense. However, again there should be more ‘Red’ 


I like the ending, although it would have been nice to know what happens with the hotel and his job.


Thank you for reading


Sandra

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