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THE ASTOUNDING SHE MONSTER (1957). Very low budget flick of two gangsters and a drunken moll ("I prefer to be referred to as an Alcoholic!") who kidnap an heiress, see the titular creature (with a glow and wiggling camera) and take refuge in a cabin occupied by Robert Clarke (THE BODY SNATCHER, BEDLAM, THE HIDEOUS SUN DEMON). Lots of leaving and returning to the cabin and trying to avoid the ASM whose touch means death.
Quite bad as You can imagine, but a certain inept charm to it and at least it's short. Shirley Kilpatrick (The Alien-rumors abound that She was Shirly Stoler, who appeared in 1970's THE HONEYMOON KILLERS, but IMDB has Kilpatrick dying before THK came out) is literally poured into her costume and found out that all the backing up the ASM does happened because She was so zaftig that the back ripped out and no money left to replace. In fact, in one of the few shots You see of her back, the fraying is already well under way. **
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