'Arabian Fantasy,' 'Prison Breakers' Now Available Through AEBN

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Two new films from Alexander Pictures, "Arabian Fantasy" and "Prison Breakers," are now available on video-on-demand exclusively through AEBN.

"Arabian Fantasy" is the latest addition to Alexander Pictures' line of films featuring all-male action in a Middle Eastern setting. "Prison Breakers" has a prison theme. It was shot on an abandoned construction site and featured a mix of familiar and fresh faces.

"In Prison Breakers and Arabian Fantasy, we really outdid ourselves with the locations. We have proven once again our mystical gift for finding big dicks, hard muscle, and hot studs to capture on film," said director Alexander of Alexander Pictures. "A collaboration between Alexander Pictures and AEBN not only provides the opportunity to create highly unique and original content, but also adds tremendous value to the experience of our respective members and fans."

San Diego-based Alexander Pictures has made gay productions for the adult industry since 2002. Noted for its exotic locales and Latin-themed productions, Alexander Pictures has developed a worldwide following.

"Alexander Pictures consistently produces great films that appeal to so many of our customers," says AEBN's Chris Baker. "The Arabian/Middle Eastern lines have gone a long way to building this growing genre and giving it some of its best titles so far.

The studio entered into an exclusive partnership with AEBN in 2006.

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