Synopsis
Jenna Jameson's Wicked Anthology: Volume One is the first in what promises to be a very promising collector's series from Wicked Pictures. Not just a compilation of Jenna's best scenes with the company, the Anthology also proves to be a great documentary of Jenna's career with one of the premier adult studios.
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