AEBN Streams Smash's 'Bus Stop Girls' Before Street Date

CHARLOTTE, N.C.— VOD Leader AEBN announced today that it will stream Smash Picture's new film, “Bus Stop Girls” on Sept. 1, two weeks ahead of its scheduled Sept. 16 DVD street date.

The film will be available exclusively via AEBN’s VOD network.

The company said just as it did with another exclusive film – Cal Vista's “Alice” – AEBN is supporting “Bus Stop Girls” with a marketing push that includes banners across its network and coverage on social media sites like xPeeps and PornoTube.com.

The trailer for the Smash movie, posted on PornoTube already has over 140,000 views, indicating the strong interest already generated for this new title, according to AEBN.

"Being able to offer customers this film before street date is a big coup," said AEBN's Jerry Anders. "Smash Pictures has another hit on its hands, and we are excited that our visitors will be able to watch it first."

Smash Picture’s VP Stuart Wall said, "This is such an honor, receiving such support from the leaders in the VOD marketplace. This will be the start of an ongoing relationship in providing all our titles 30 days in advance to strengthen our revenues via AEBN."

“Bus Stop Girls” was directed by veteran Jim Powers and is described as the adventures of naughty school girls who come together for the final school bus ride of the year and break all the rules.

The movie stars Lexi Belle, Coco Velvet, Amia Miley, Faye Reagan, Jennifer White, and Lexi Brooks.

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