Hunters of the Golden Cobra (1982)
"I cacciatori del cobra d'oro" (original title)

An American soldier and a British intelligence agent try to track down an ancient relic called the Golden Cobra, rumored to have supernatural powers.

Director:

Antonio Margheriti

Writers:

Tito Carpi (screenplay), Gianfranco Couyoumdjian (story)

Stars:

David Warbeck, Almanta Suska, Luciano Pigozzi

Cast

Credited cast:
David Warbeck	...	Bob Jackson
Almanta Suska	...	Julie & April
Luciano Pigozzi	...	Greenwater (as Alan Collins)
Protacio Dee	...	Yamato
Rene Abadeza	...	Kamutri (as Rene Abadesa)
John Steiner	...	Captain David Franks
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Domiziano Arcangeli	...	Young Prince
Rosemarie Lindt	...	Maude
Sabrina Siani	...	Korah

Storyline

An American soldier and a British intelligence agent try to track down an ancient relic called the Golden Cobra, rumored to have supernatural powers.

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Plot Keywords:

cobra | cockfighting | treasure | world war two | jungle | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | War

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Details

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian English

Release Date:

March 1984 (USA)

Also Known As:

Hunters of the Golden Cobra

Filming Locations:

Philippines

Company Credits

Production Co:

Gico Cinematografica S.r.l., Regal Film

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Referenced in Remote Control (1988)

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Soundtracks

"Golden Prey"
Written by Sensidoni, Savina
Sung by Vicki R Williams

User Reviews

Margheriti! Warbeck! Steiner! Watermelons!

3 great genre stalwarts, along with good-lookin' Suska (from Lucio Fulci's THE NEW YORK RIPPER), do their best to cash in on RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK's success with this cheap, cheesy but fun Italian-made adventure set during WWII or thereabouts. The prize? A Golden Cobra no less, no doubt valued for its historic rather than its mineral worth since in some regions even marijuana is worth more than gold, pound for pound, and hardly worth pole-volting over a bed of hot lava for. No set pieces that'll knock you off your chair but plenty of this, that and a little Italian-style nastiness to keep fans of Spaghetti Adventure Serials and the aforementioned talents cooking in their juices.