Film Overview

For decades, Goode Community Hospital had served the needs of anyone needing their help, turning no one away because of their inability to pay. The heart and soul of this institution was the beautiful Dr. Grace Goode, who could have had a distinguished and lucrative career at any medical center in the country, but choose to continue her father's practice by taking over his private hospital. Everything was fine for a long time. Then all those people started dying. 
People die in hospitals all the time. They're not supposed to die BECAUSE of the hospital. Someone was deliberately murdering the patients, their visitors, staff, doctors, anyone some psychotic serial slaughterer decides to target. It all started with the old lady who blew up on the operating table. Was it one of the quirky orderlies? Possibly, one of the brilliant but intensely competitive doctors was guilty. Had some patient gone over the edge and declared war on his healers? It could have been that homeless addict in the jail ward. 
Whomever was responsible for the bleeding, the gutting, the lynching, the radiation burning and a series of other violent slayings, that person had to be stopped without shutting down the hospital and harming even more patients, and the only person capable of maintaining medical services and damage control was Dr. Goode. And if that wasn't enough, there was that shyster lawyer prowling the corridors, looking to cash in on the tragedy. 
SURGIKILL is the funniest serial killer movie ever, and it could only have come from the darkest depths of the twisted mind of Hollywood's WEIRDEST director, ANDY MILLIGAN. It's his first comedy and his last released film, newly re-mastered and ready to deliver killer laughs. 
The Theatrical Release and World Premier took place on February 17th at 9:00 PM at the Art Theater in true Hollywood tradition with the stars Bouvier and Doug Eames walking down the Red Carpet. Following the screening were Questions and Answers and autograph signing by Bouvier, Doug Eames, and writer, Sherman Hirsh. Everyone had a great time at the After Party with lots of food and drinks. This was a benefit for Breast Cancer and, in Andy Milligan's memory, for HIV/AIDS. Tickets were purchased through www.artfulthinking.org and www.arttheaterlongbeach.com. The event was covered by members of the press. For more information please contact Media Arts Productions at hwstars@sbcglobal.ne