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I'm really proud to present a true hidden jewel: A never-before-released old Hollywood horror film that I found and restored to the best of my ability. The Jungle of Terror! Raw, brutal, and merciless. Warning: Extremely dark erotic jungle horror #EroticHorror #LostFilm #Terror #Tentacle #HorrorArt

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