LOS ANGELES — LFP Broadcasting LLC, parent company of Hustler TV, today announced a new deal with Evil Angel. Under the agreement Hustler TV will have the exclusive worldwide rights to Evil Angel titles for use on its PPV and VOD services. The company will join a broad selection of adult content from recognized providers including VCA Pictures, Hustler Video, Sex-Z Pictures and Red Light District that are already part of the wildly popular Hustler TV PPV and VOD networks.
Evil Angel titles lead the AVN DVD sales and rental charts by consistently having films in the top ten every month. The company received the most awards for any single company at the 2006 AVN Awards. Evil Angel revolutionized the adult industry in the 1990s by introducing the concept of directors owning their own movies. The producer-directors at Evil Angel pay to shoot and print their movies, and Evil Angel staffs the sales department to sell the movies. This model has encouraged directors to spend money to shoot the best movies that they can.
“Evil Angel is dedicated to providing viewers with unique and original titles that continue to define what adult entertainment is all about,” said Evil Angel Founder and President John Stagliano. “It’s an honor for Evil Angel to be associated with the legendary brand of Hustler.”
“As the preeminent provider of adult entertainment, Hustler TV is bringing our viewers top titles from some of the most recognized companies in the business,” said Michael H. Klein, President, LFP Broadcasting LLC. “Our winning formula offers viewers exclusive, high quality adult entertainment and has been the key to our success and popularity and we are thrilled to have Evil Angel as part of this exciting programming mix.”
Since its launch in both the US and Canada, Hustler TV has delivered some of the industries top buy rates in adult PPV and VOD and is now available in over 33 countries. With over 30 years of experience in providing adult entertainment through various different mediums, the Hustler TV networks continue to expand and grow at a rapid pace with new system launches every month.