Netflix's The Good Nurse is a 'chilling' true story film which fans say is 'a must watch'

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Netflix's The Good Nurse presents a gripping twist on the serial killer genre. Starring the acclaimed Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain, the film delves into the sinister acts of Charlie Cullen, a healthcare worker who, following a 2006 conviction, received 18 consecutive life sentences for confessing to the murder of dozens of patients.The narrative exposes how Cullen's connections to the victims were disregarded by those above him, with only his colleague Amy Loughren suspecting foul play.

Adapted from Charles Graeber's true-crime book, director Tobias Lindholms film offers an eery representation, amplified by performances that have left audiences in awe.With Redmayne's portrayal earning him nods at the Golden Globes, BAFTA and SAG Awards, viewers have been vocal about their impressions of the film.

One fan praised it as a revealing look into institutional failures, saying, "Wow! This movie was NOT your typical mad slasher serial killer movie but rather a deep and revealing study of the institutions that allowed his type of killing could actually occur," advising others, "If you want an excellent scripted, with seasoned actors at their best, then this is the movie for you," reports the Mirror.

Another declared it one of their top film choices, with additional comments labelling it as "an excellent slow-burn movie" and an "absolutely thrilling and compelling story".Another viewer hailed it as "This is one of the best films on the subject of healthcare malfeasance!"On Letterboxd, the film's methodical tempo was noted as a slight issue, but Chastain's "always reliable" performance and Redmayne's "bone-chilling turn" were praised for lifting the narrative. "His unsettling performance is one of his most magnetic and