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A professor unearths an ancient mask in Mayan ruins. The mask places a curse of premature death on anyone who wears it. However, they have an incredible sexual experience before they expire. The mask passes from owner to owner, and the curse is fulfilled in a variety of ways.
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A professor unearths an ancient mask in Mayan ruins. The mask places a curse of premature death on anyone who wears it. However, they have an incredible sexual experience before they expire. The mask passes from owner to owner, and the curse is fulfilled in a variety of ways.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Brad Armstrong, Greg Steel
In Theaters:11/1/1996
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment
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