Nick Millard’s Missing Filmography

Nick Millard is a low-budget workaholic filmmaker best known for his SOV slashers like Death Nurse. His IMDb page credits him with having directed 57 movies. The following titles are missing from it. As far as I can tell, they were all completed, but never released to home video. This list is a work in progress. Please message me if you have any info to add.

Credit: Nick Millard

Year	Title	Description/Notes
1969	Severine	Possibly an erotic film. Features Priscilla Alden. Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page, and in the audio commentary for Death Nurse 2.
1972	Panache	Shot on film in New Orleans. Source of the cemetery footage from most of Millard’s horror movies. Mentioned in the audio commentary for Death Nurse 2.
1979	Alcatraz Breakout	Shot on film. Premiered at the St. Francis Theatre in San Francisco. Coincides with the Clint Eastwood movie Escape from Alcatraz (1979). Listed on Copyrightencyclopedia.com, and confirmed to exist by Millard.
1984	One-armed Warrior	Listed on Copyrightencyclopedia.com, and confirmed to exist by Millard.
1986	Mac-10	Listed on Copyrightencyclopedia.com, and confirmed to exist by Millard.
1986	Street Race	May have been made six years earlier. Tagline: “There is driving, and all else is just waiting.” Listed on Copyrightencyclopedia.com, and confirmed to exist by Millard. Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
1988	A Divorce in Venice	Shot in Venice. Genre: Comedy. Tagline: “Women and wine.” Listed on Copyrightencyclopedia.com, and confirmed to exist by Millard. Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
1988	Gunfather	Tagline: “He fights alone.” Listed on Copyrightencyclopedia.com, and confirmed to exist by Millard. Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
Early 1990s	Linebacker	Tagline: “They were the two toughest linebackers in pro football… Now they’ve gone into business for themselves, and they’re playing a more dangerous game…” Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
1992	The Blue Angel	Tagline: “Sixty years ago a motion picture shocked the world in its depiction of female depravity.” Remake of a classic German film. Coincides with the 1992 rediscovery of test footage of the original. Completed prior to the 1992 Cannes Film Festival. Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
2000	Hemingway’s The Snows of Kilimanjaro	Listed on Nick Millard’s British Film Institute page.
2000	Johnny Stompanato	Based on the real-life criminal. Tagline: “It’s thrilling to mix danger with love. Lana Turner knew that.” Listed on Nick Millard’s British Film Institute page. Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page, and in interviews.
2001	Bad Women and Bad Men	Listed on Nick Millard’s British Film Institute page.
2001	Jackie Devereau	Tagline: “The story of a New Orleans low life.” Listed on Nick Millard’s British Film Institute page. Mentioned in interviews.
2002	City Without a Soul	Tagline: “Its name starts with an H and ends with a D.” Listed on Nick Millard’s British Film Institute page. Mentioned in interviews.
2006	Funeral Parlor	Stars Priscilla Alden. A 35-second clip can be seen in the featurette A Tribute to Priscilla Alden found on the 25th Anniversary Death Nurse DVD.
2013	Frank Gardner’s Return to Saudi Arabia	Listed on Nick Millard’s British Film Institute page.
2015	Reincarnation	In the audio commentary for Death Nurse 2, Millard says “I thought of a Criminally Insane that could work… Ethel is reincarnated as a beautiful woman. She’s still a homicidal maniac, but Ethel Janowski comes back. She’s just a temptress. The men chase her and of course they become her victims.” Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
Unknown	The Arizona Kid	Tagline: “A man as deadly as a sawed-off shotgun, a Glock, a .357 Magnum.” Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
Unknown	The Bullet Ballet	Shot in Germany. Mentioned in interviews.
Unknown	Contessa	Reuses footage from Street Race. Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page, and in interviews.
Unknown	Don Quixote	Based on the novel by Miguel de Cervantes. Mentioned in interviews.
Unknown	The Dumbest Movie in America	Mentioned in interviews.
Unknown	Faust 2005	A modern take on the old German legend. Tagline: “German film director Werner Faust wants a hit film, and he is more than willing to sell his soul to the devil to get it.” Mentioned in interviews.
Unknown	Hemingway	Based on the life of Ernest Hemingway. Mentioned in interviews.
Unknown	Huston	Based on the life of John Huston. Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
Unknown	Interview With a Dead Man	Stars Nick Millard as himself. Mentioned in interviews.
Unknown	The Life and Death of Richard III	Based on the play Richard III by William Shakespeare. Mentioned in interviews.
Unknown	The Old Mafia Guy	Tagline: “He’s old… But still dangerous.” Mentioned on Nick Millard’s Facebook page.
Unknown	Pygmalion	Based on the play by George Bernard Shaw. Mentioned in interviews.
Unknown	The Undefeated	Based on the short story by Ernest Hemingway. Mentioned in interviews.

Count: 31