Hustler HD, Reality Kings TV Added to Dish Network PPV

WASHINGTON — Dish Network customers can now access pay-per-view titles from Hustler HD and Reality Kings TV.

Dish Network spokesperson Robin Zimmerman told XBIZ that Hustler HD was officially added to its PPV offerings on Wednesday. Additionally, the company launched Reality Kings TV and Juicy into its adult programming options for PPV, she said.

LFP President Michael Klein said that programming on Hustler HD, which was launched this year on video-on-demand and PPV, consists of top adult movies shot in true HD format with no up-converted titles.

“Our Hustler HD service for VOD is available to cable operators and satellite providers in three different versions, XX, XX+ and XXX, all dependent on what our affiliates desire,” Klein told XBIZ. “Our 24/7 Hustler HD PPV channel has over 40 different movies playing every month with new titles from top adult studios premiering every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night.”

He also said Hustler is making plans to roll out Hustler HD in Europe in the near future.

Dish Network already offers standard HustlerTV on PPV for $13.99; HD titles are available at the same price.

Standard HustlerTV is available as a subscription channel as well priced at $29.99 per month, as is Reality Kings TV. A package of the two channels also is available at $39.99.

Reality Kings TV was launched in 2009 and is available through cable, satellite and hotel/motel television providers as a VOD or PPV network.

Its programming includes movies from studios such as Reality Kings Video, Bang Bros., Muffia and others.

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