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The Conquest (2000)
Mysteriously stepping out of the pages of history, the heroic titans and warriors of the past are regenerated and revitalized, marching into a sexual consciousness no one can dare deny. It is a collision of cultures and characters--all of them united to fan the flames of fevered passion, leaving their imprint on the hearts and souls of men. Their lust is intense; their hunger unconquerable; their man-lust timeless.
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Mysteriously stepping out of the pages of history, the heroic titans and warriors of the past are regenerated and revitalized, marching into a sexual consciousness no one can dare deny. It is a collision of cultures and characters--all of them united to fan the flames of fevered passion, leaving their imprint on the hearts and souls of men. Their lust is intense; their hunger unconquerable; their man-lust timeless.
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In Theaters:7/4/2000
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Falcon International
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