EO, More Than Just a Lost Donkey
The human experience is described through the eyes of a marginalized outsider, neither judgmental nor invested, just an observant donkey.
Hard Evidence (1996)
Jenna and Jeanna team up for an explosive feature! In the mood for a little Murder-Mystery (and a lot of sex)? Well, Wicked Pictures has got just the ticket. Jeanna Fine is the prime suspect in the untimely demise of her wealthy husband, and to make matters worse, she was allegedly filmed doing the deed. And if that's not enough , there's always a lover lurking in the shadows, and a receptionist to die for, played by the gorgeous Jenna Jameson. So watch Hard Evidence and judge for yourself. Maybe it's just a basic instinct.
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Jenna and Jeanna team up for an explosive feature! In the mood for a little Murder-Mystery (and a lot of sex)? Well, Wicked Pictures has got just the ticket. Jeanna Fine is the prime suspect in the untimely demise of her wealthy husband, and to make matters worse, she was allegedly filmed doing the deed. And if that's not enough , there's always a lover lurking in the shadows, and a receptionist to die for, played by the gorgeous Jenna Jameson. So watch Hard Evidence and judge for yourself. Maybe it's just a basic instinct.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Greg Steel
In Theaters:8/16/1996
Box Office:
Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Wicked
Cast
Brad Armstrong, Greg Steel
Director
Jenna Jameson
Jenna, Brown's Secretary
Jeanna Fine
Monica Manning
Vince Vouyer
Det. Jack Dorn
Mike Horner
Jason Brown
Missy
Blonde with Jason Brown
Lovette
Sex Club Performer
Channone
Girl
Peter North
Monica's Friend
Bobby Vitale
Monica's Friend
Brad Armstrong
Dexter Manning
Claudio Bergamin
Brian, Police Computer Guy
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