Cult of the Cobra

Synopsis

In the 1955 horror film "Cult of the Cobra", directed by Francis D. Lyon, a group of American soldiers stationed in Asia encounters a mysterious group of individuals practicing snake worship. Under the guidance of a vengeful woman named Lisa, the group enacts a potent ritual that allows them to transform into deadly cobras. As the soldiers return home to the United States, they soon find themselves haunted by the vengeful spirits of the cobra cult. Fearing for their lives and those around them, the soldiers must confront the malevolent power of the serpents before it consumes them all.

Cast

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  Faith Domergue

  Lisa Moya

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  Richard Long

  Paul Able

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  Marshall Thompson

  Tom Markel

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  Kathleen Hughes

  Julia Thompson

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  William Reynolds

  Pete Norton

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  Jack Kelly

  Carl Turner

Reviews

Critics have mixed opinions on 'Cult of the Cobra'. While some appreciate the film's atmospheric tension and eerie set designs, others criticize the predictable plot and lackluster character development. The performances of the lead actors, including Faith Domergue, are often praised for their commitment to the suspenseful tone of the movie. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 5.8/10, emphasizing its nostalgic charm and classic horror elements. However, IMDb users have rated it similarly at 5.8/10, pointing out the film's dated special effects and pacing issues. Overall, 'Cult of the Cobra' remains a cult classic among horror aficionados, offering a chilling portrayal of ancient rituals and supernatural retribution.