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Phantom of Lust 

While out driving on a lone deserted road, a storm forces four unsuspecting friends to seek refuge in a seemingly abandoned house. However, they are not alone in this house and feel the presence of some other-worldly beings. During the night they are constantly being visited and harassed by ghosts. As we follow the not-so-harrowing adventures of this night we can be sure that this will be one night that these four horny guys will never forget!
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While out driving on a lone deserted road, a storm forces four unsuspecting friends to seek refuge in a seemingly abandoned house. However, they are not alone in this house and feel the presence of some other-worldly beings. During the night they are constantly being visited and harassed by ghosts. As we follow the not-so-harrowing adventures of this night we can be sure that this will be one night that these four horny guys will never forget!

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Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Directed By:Cristian Ferrero
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Ícaro Studios, Arena Entertainment

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