AEBN, Dark Alley Media Strike Partnership Deal

CharlotCHARLOTTE, N.C. — Video-on demand network AEBN has made an exclusive deal for broadcast distribution with gay production company Dark Alley Media. Titles that will be added to the AEBN library include those produced by Dark Alley Media, as well as its Prime Pork Productions and Jalif Studios lines.

Dark Alley is known for its controversial, hardcore gay titles including “Gaytanamo,” “Fisting Underground” and the religiously-based “Passio.”

AEBN will broadcast three titles from the Dark Alley catalog monthly. This week, Von Fistenberg’s “Shockwave will debut on the AEBN VOD network.

"We're very excited to have entered this partnership and gain all this amazing content," AEBN's Chris Baker said. "Dark Alley Media has always been so controversial and we are pleased to be the exclusive VOD for these controversial films. We can't wait to see what the future holds, especially given our joint projects."

Dark Alley Media owner Owen Hawk was pleased with the deal.

"We took a over a year to consider all the options for Dark Alley Media's VOD partner. While there was plenty of interest in Dark Alley, we are excited to announce that we are partnering with AEBN as our exclusive video-on-demand distributor," Hawk said.

"We are confidant that working together, we will strengthen the Dark Alley brand, increase the reach of our product, and altogether continue to kick ass," Hawk added.

For more information on Dark Alley, visit the website.

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