The film suffers with disinterested direction from William Rose, wooden performances, choppy editing, flat cinematography and an inappropriately used soundtrack. The score is more than likely library music and is repeated as a cue for every action scene make the whole experience feel like the giallo equivalent of Dünyayi kurtaran adam without the undoubted sense of fun of the Turkish science fiction trash classic.
Completists will no doubt eventually come around to seeing this and fans of bad film may find something in The Girl In Room 2a but in truth the film is not very interesting.
