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Paradise of Terror (1965)
When a military plane is shot down in uninhabited jungle in an unknown Asian country, the men aboard have to contend with a mysterious house which, once entered, proves difficult to leave.
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When a military plane is shot down in uninhabited jungle in an unknown Asian country, the men aboard have to contend with a mysterious house which, once entered, proves difficult to leave.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Fantasy
Written By:Lea Kim
In Theaters:1/1/1965
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Nemours Productions, Journey Productions
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