Judas

About This Movie

Judas (1972) presents a haunting exploration of human nature against a backdrop of desolate beauty. Set amidst the harsh landscapes of Mount Velebit, the film dives deep into the psyche of men who coexist with serpents, symbolizing both danger and existential struggle. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to soak in the oppressive atmosphere, while practical effects subtly enhance the unease. Performances are raw, reflecting an internal battle that resonates with anyone who's faced their own demons. It's this thematic richness that makes the film distinctive, inviting discussion among collectors about the moral complexities it presents.

Judas holds a unique place in the collector's sphere, primarily due to its scarcity and limited release. Finding original prints or any home media can be quite the hunt, as it isn't widely circulated. Interest has been growing among collectors who appreciate its thematic depth and the atmospheric storytelling that stands out in the 70s drama landscape.