Cult of the Cobra

The story revolves around six American G.I.s who witness a secret ritual involving the Lamians, a cult of women capable of transforming into serpents. Upon returning to New York City, they find themselves haunted by a mysterious woman linked to the cult, leading to a series of fatal accidents connected to the shadow of a cobra.

With a runtime of 82 minutes, Cult of the Cobra taps into post-war anxieties and the fascination with the exotic and the unknown. The film explores elements of revenge and the supernatural, making it appealing to horror collectors who appreciate classic genre films. It features notable performances from Faith Domergue, Richard Long, and Marshall Thompson among others.

Cult of the Cobra was produced by Universal International Pictures, a studio known for its contributions to the horror genre during this era. Available formats for collectors include VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray, providing options for various preferences in physical media.