AEBN Streams Smash's 'Prince the Penetrator' Before Street Date

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — AEBN, a leader in adult video-on-demand, is now streaming Smash Pictures' new film, "Prince the Penetrator," exclusively before its DVD street date.

"Prince the Penetrator" is a one-man wrecking crew featuring Prince Yahshua banging six different girls in numerous positions, working in his signature F-150 and Atom Bomb moves.

Kagney Linn Carter, Remy LaCroix, Tiffany Doll, Lily Carter, Asa Akira and Erica Fontes are all pounded into submission by Yahshua. The film was directed by Jim Powers and is available in both standard and high-definition formats.

"Smash Pictures continues to produce some of the best movies in the business and they put their unique spin on every niche they film," said AEBN's Jerry Anders, VP of sales and marketing. "We're excited that we can offer another Smash title to our customer before its street date."

"We’re quite proud of this production," said Smash Pictures' VP Stuart Wall. "Prince put his heart and soul into this project, giving us his own trademark sexual positions from the F150 to the Atom Bomb. Fans look out!"

Smash Pictures' "Prince the Penetrator" debuted on the AEBN network in late May, a month ahead of its June DVD release date. It joins past exclusives from the studio available through AEBN on the company's network of VOD theaters.

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