Nympho Libre (2007)
A filmmaker drives about trying to make a documentary about Sex Mex, the strange subculture of people who are sexually fixated on Mexican masked wrestlers. He films several Sex Mex fetishists engaged in sex. He and the wrestler El Pornografico drive about with the Aztec Mummy, who has not had sex for two thousand years, and try to get him laid.
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A filmmaker drives about trying to make a documentary about Sex Mex, the strange subculture of people who are sexually fixated on Mexican masked wrestlers. He films several Sex Mex fetishists engaged in sex. He and the wrestler El Pornografico drive about with the Aztec Mummy, who has not had sex for two thousand years, and try to get him laid.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Toby Dammit, Johnny Legend
In Theaters:5/29/2007
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Raunchy Tonk
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