Media's early releases, with unknown stock numbers, were Alice in Wonderland: An X-Rated Fantasy, Superman, Flash Gordon: Mars Attacks the World, Fairy Tales, Ribald Tales of Robin Hood, The Beatles Live in Tokyo, Swinging Ski Girls, Swinging Sorority Girls, Slaves of Love, Reefer Madness, Sex and the Office Girl, The Stones in the Park, Flesh Gordon, Nine Ages of Nakedness, Fantasy in Blue, The Beatles at Shea Stadium, Auditions, Hey, There's Naked Bodies on My TV!, March of the Wooden

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Media Home Entertainment was one of the earliest video distributors. It was founded in 1978 by filmmaker Charles Band along with his colleague Irwin Yablans; for the first three years of its existence, Mr. Band called the firm Meda Home Entertainment in honor of his first wife, with whom he raised two children, one of whom (Alex Band) sang lead for the post-grunge group The Calling. The company's initial releases were random, and ranged from obvious products of the public domain (some of its

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