This two-bit campy sci-fi crime hybrid was mainly a slog to sit through. Even though it was only an hour long. It felt double the length. Since most of the scenes were drawn out to the extreme. The way it started with an (unrelated) narrator setting up the situation at hand. Giving every bit of detail. He really went on and on... and on. Adding to that the guy's monotone voice was hypnotically sleep inducing. Really wasn't a great way to pull you in.
In spite of that, there were moments of amusement when the title character first appeared in a shimmering glow, and wandering the woods in her reflective skin suit costume. Also there were a few choice lines of ridiculous dialogues amongst the dry long winded talky spells stuck in a cabin, the looping strolls/drives through the backwoods which always led back to the cabin, fatal non-suspenseful encounters (for humans & animals) involving the alien's radium-poison hands and all this accompanied by dramatic music cues which are obviously there to keep you awake. And capping it all off with an ominous twist.
In spite of that, there were moments of amusement when the title character first appeared in a shimmering glow, and wandering the woods in her reflective skin suit costume. Also there were a few choice lines of ridiculous dialogues amongst the dry long winded talky spells stuck in a cabin, the looping strolls/drives through the backwoods which always led back to the cabin, fatal non-suspenseful encounters (for humans & animals) involving the alien's radium-poison hands and all this accompanied by dramatic music cues which are obviously there to keep you awake. And capping it all off with an ominous twist.