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The Curse of Inferno (1997)

A rather dull minded bank robber suddenly suffers from a change of heart and decides to give the money back. However, he then learns that getting the money back into the bank is much more difficult than taking it out.
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A rather dull minded bank robber suddenly suffers from a change of heart and decides to give the money back. However, he then learns that getting the money back into the bank is much more difficult than taking it out.

Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Crime
Directed By:John Warren
Written By:John Warren
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Motion Picture Corporation of America, Hess/Kallberg Productions

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