HellHouse Launches University Website, Affiliate Program

SEATTLE — HellHouse Media has launched the official HellHouse University website, based around the upcoming DVD series of the same name distributed by Pure Play Media.

The site, which went live Monday, offers members exclusive videos, photosets and bonus content, plus the opportunity to interact directly with the HellHouse U girls. The company also plans to add free mobile content for website members in the future.

HellHouse also has created the SluttyDollars.com affiliate program to promote the HellHouseUniversity.com and ClubHellHouse.com websites. The program offers affiliates a 50 percent revshare and has promotional tools including banners and hosted galleries for webmasters.

"This website complements the DVD series perfectly," HellHouse Media CEO Ty Gonty said. "It allows the DVDs, website and affiliate network to work together as a team promoting each other and building awareness around the HellHouse University and HellHouse Media brand names."

HellHouse University's new "Slutty School Girls" series follows the sexual escapades of several college girls who created a "secret" amateur porn operation to pay their bills and tuition.

The "HellHouse University's Slutty School Girls – Vol. 1" DVD is scheduled to be released Jan. 21 by Pure Play Media.

For more information, visit HellHouse University and SluttyDollars websites. For wholesale inquiries email Bill Rix at Pure Play Media.

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