AEBN Streams 'Shane's World 42' Exclusively

CHARLOTTE, N.C.— AEBN is now streaming Shane's World Studios' new film, "Shane's World 42: Paradise Island," exclusively across its VOD network.

"Shane's World 42: Paradise Island" is the new volume of the studio's flagship Shane’s World series. In this volume, five young porn stars are flown to St. Martin for the vacation, but the only catch is they must allow the cameras to film everything that happens.

"Shane's World has developed a stellar reputation over the years for their work," said Jerry Anders, AEBN's vice president of sales and marketing.

"'Shane's World 42' is just further proof of their expertise in the reality/gonzo field. We're very excited to have this film exclusively."

Shot on location, "Shane’s World 42" stars Tori Black, Vanessa Cage, Brooklyn Lee, Michael Vegas and Johnny Castle.

"We have had a long-standing, fantastic relationship with AEBN and are thrilled to have them put their support behind our latest title," Shane's World President Megan Stokes said.

"Shane's World movies are a party. Volume 42 is about hot girls and guys having fun and getting sexually extreme in a beautiful location.”

"Shane's World 42: Paradise Island" is now available from AEBN and affiliated VODs, both in standard and high definition formats.

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