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Courtney Trouble’s Roulette was released on June 23rd 2009 and is currently in print and for sale!

Courtney Trouble brings seven distinct vignettes together to create a game of sexual Roulette.

An engaged gay couple brings a one-night-stand appeal to their punk rock sex on a rooftop, a queer femme hosts–and directs–her own pool table gangbang, a porn star fulfills her career-long fantasy of doing a messy sploosh video, a horny wrestler fucks himself with his teammate’s glass dildo, a real life lesbian couple proves that staying home is anything but mundane…

These drastically different scenarios are authentic documents of queer sex, culture, and desire, proving that queerness is as hard to define as it is to ignore.

Check out the soundtrack, trailers, and cast bios at NoFauxxx.Com/Roulette Roulette Trailer (PG-13)





NoFauxxx.Com was created by Trouble in 2003. It began as a small personal project, and became a ledgend when friends, media, and the adult industry took notice. It is the oldest running "queer" porn site on the internet, and to this date the only porn site to mix alt, gay, lesbian, straight, trans, kink, bbw genres into one common site.

This is what we stand for.

*Arousal. Our first priority is turning ourselves, and you the viewer, on. This is the purpose of porn, and we will not sacrifice arousal despite our crafty attitudes, alternative lifestyles, or political ideas.

*An all-inclusive casting attitude. We draw from many sources to create a community of varied identities. We do not take gender, size, race, or any other "consideration" into consideration when choosing our models. We do not have quotas or any ideals about what a porn star should look like. Additionaly, we do not seperate the girls from the boys on our site, as many of our models fall somewhere in between.

*High Art. We believe that the arousal factor in porn goes up a big deal when the porn is artistic, and we strive to produce the highest quality photos and videos while maintaining our "D.I.Y" aestetic.

*Accessibilty. We strive to keep our membership fees and products as low as possible to ensure that people from all classes can participate in our site. We also believe in the barter system in all aspects of our work.

*Safer sex and consent. We use condoms, latex gloves, and other sefer sex supplies for the majority of our work, in order to eroticize and normalise the use of safer sex supplies in our true sex lives. We believe all performers in the adult industry have the right to use safer sex supplies. In addition, we strongly believe in mutual consent between models, as well as producers and directors. Most of the shoots on the site are directed by the models themselves, and some are even self-shot.

*Breaking stereotypes. Many of the visual themes and sub-contexts within our photo sets and videos represent a break from the "norm," allowing type-cast individuals to redefine thier roles in the adult industry as well as in life.

*A female-friendly perspective. The site is run by a woman, and most of our guest photographers are also female. We believe feminists can make pornography, perform in pornography, view pornography, and enjoy pornography as artists, workers, participants, and consumers.

*A worker-friendly perspective. Many of our performers and fans work in the sex industry, and we support them.

*Trans-friendly. We believe that, for many people, genitals have nothing to do with gender or gender expression. We do have many trans and genderqueer models, and we ask that you respect them by referring to them by their preferred pronouns ("he", "she", or "ze" are the most common, and it will be specified in the model's bio) if you're blessed with the chance to interact with them on our message boards or through other means. If there are ANY reports of abuse or disrespect to ANY model for ANY reason, action will be taken to remove you from the message boards, and if necessary, the site. If you need more information about gender issues and language use, please check out this link or this link.

*Respectful. We do what we can to support the activists who fight for awareness of cultural appropriation. This is why you will have a hard time finding mohawks, dreadlocks, or any fad-like cultural style which doesn't come from a genuine participation or deep knowledge/respect for the culture it's borrowed from. We aren't perfect here, but we do try to put thought into our porn & who it might disrespect.