AEBN Adds C1R's Rascal Line

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — AEBN has inked a deal with Channel 1 Releasing (C1R) to bring its Rascal line of films to the VOD company's network of PPV theaters.

More than 100 Rascal titles will be released periodically across the AEBN network including popular films "Wrong Side of the Tracks" and "Top to Bottom" that are currently available.

AEBN, the XBIZ Awards VOD Company of the Year said that while it has had rights to stream other lines from C1R, such as All Worlds, Catalina, and Dirk Yates, this is the first time that the Rascal brand will be available.

The two companies also announced that AEBN will release exclusive C1R titles including "Steven Daigle Stalked" that will debut later this month.

"We're very excited about the addition of Rascal to our library," said AEBN's Chris Baker.

He added, "Not only because it is an amazing catalog of content, but also because stars such as Johnny Hazzard and Brent Everett are very popular with our customers and this deal will allow us to offer them more titles from these performers."

C1R's Chi Chi LaRue said, "I'm really excited that the Rascal Line of amazing movies will be able to be in more hot hands. Get those zippers down and enjoy."

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