The Shocking True Story of The Good Nurse

The shocking true story of "The Good Nurse" will keep you up at night. For this video, we’ll be looking at the life and crimes of Charles Cullen, and how a former co-worker brought him down. Our countdown includes Charles Cullen, capture, conviction, and more! What did YOU think of "The Good Nurse?" Let us know in the comments!

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[nocturnalcove]

Eddie's 'I can't' scene was terrifying. I've never seen him act like that before in his films.

[Chocobear]

I am angered by the fact that he was allowed to get away with these murders for so long. The system failed. Miserably.

[denisefreitas]

It's a good movie, great acting and directing. I can't believe the hospitals didn't do anything to stop him.

[marvelfan]

I just finished watching this about a few minutes. I am shocked by the statistics of his crimes, but that no one at the hospitals stopped him or take action. Great acting By Eddie And Jessica.

[celinekazanc]

It's almost like he did it to prove how easy it was for him to get away with it and how the hospitals weren't taking his actions as serious as they should have and so he kept doing it..

[IngridSchwingrid]

I like how subtle, non sensationalizing it was, focusing on the hero, very real

[mccamomalleye]

Acting is superb. I didn't even have to listen to their dialogues. The display of their emotions said it all... best actress, best actor, the 2 supporting cast members deserve 2022 Oscar's, Golden Globe, etc. Netflix, hoping that you'll show some more like The Good Nurse.

[Sadtoday]

I’m disgusted by the secrecy of hospitals only looking out for themselves

[johnchandajr]

The question is what if any safe guards are in place today to ensure this never happens again ? If I remember correctly several law suits were settled but not made public.

[tessajones]

This one disturbed me so much. It's unreal that nothing has been done, hospital's got away with it. He was evil of course but so are those 'businesses'

[KLa]

I just finished watching it was good and quite chilling. Thank goodness for the 2 officers that were determined to get to the truth 9/10

[StLProgressive]

It’s outrageous that this guy was allowed to go from hospital to hospital, even though he was under suspicion at each one. I liked the movie, and am reading the book now. Eddie Redmayne was incredible, as always. Dude was much crazier than the movie showed. I found all of this terrifying. I’m a cancer survivor, with multiple chronic conditions. No idea how many times I’ve been hospitalized. This is terrifying to me. I also watched the documentary on Netflix, which was also really good.

[donnyyen]

This move send's the same chills down my spine as the netflix series Dhamer

[kriscynical]

I'm the middle of watching this video I went out to the living room for something and my parents are in the middle of watching The Good Nurse. 😄 They told me it's reeeeaaaally good. Guess I gotta watch it now!

[carmenortiz]

Can't believe the loved ones didn't file a class action suit. Sue all the hospitals.

[nikkidoss]

Covering your own ass isn't sufficient when murders are occurring. The hospitals should be held liable too because they were complicit in his actions when they dismissed him for minor issues allowing him the ability to get other jobs.

[zaywhitt]

It’s said to be as many as 400 victims just fyi. He only pled guilty to 29 victims or so to avoid the death penalty.

[esmelina_]

The hospitals should be hold accountable as well. They could have prevented him from killing more patients in other hospitals.

[TrudyPatootie]

*Amazing performance by Jessica and Eddie. I just watched it and it really hit me*
*hard. Had my family member been murdered by Cullen I would still be reeling with*
*anger.* 😤😡🤬
*To me it reminded me of the Catholic Priests being moved to other churches*
*after their serious crimes. Move Cullen around different hospitals ...knowing that*
*in their hearts and guts they knew he was guilty, but couldn't prove it! Sickening.* 🤢

[CymonTempler]

I don’t watch movies/ documentaries of these kinds anymore, too much drama. I wait for Ms. Mojo to do videos and my curiosity is sated.