Winner of the Feminist Porn Awards for Most Diverse Cast
2010 AVN Awards Nominee: Best Music Soundtrack
Rated ★★★★ by AVN ONLINE
2010 AVN Awards Nominee: Best Music Soundtrack
Rated ★★★★ by AVN ONLINE
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.
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Totally amazing and beautiful! I can’t wait to see the full length version!
nice pictures. thanks so much for showing up & documenting.
Great post! Just wanted to let you know you have a new subscriber- me!
Thanks for posting, I very much liked reading your latest post. I think you should post more frequently, you clearly have talent for blogging!
right on ms. trouble. now i have got to see this film for sure. besides of course the eye candy that is ms. grey.
i’m a total perv.. oops.
you are totally lovely here courtney! interviewing is all about the connection and so it’s very idiosynchratic. i wouldn’t worry. but if you want we can definitely turn the camera on you when i’m in town to practice. i <3 speaking in public.
I pray condoms become the norm but they won’t. It’s obscene. Porn makes enough money to pay off legislation requiring condoms.
courtneytrouble Reply:
June 17th, 2009 at 3:00 am
Thanks for reading my post. I really enjoyed yours.
thanks for initiaiting these conversations courney and jiz.
it’s really difficult to make broad blanket statements about any of this. i think that it’s the consideration of safer sex is what’s integral. and that consideration is going to be different depending on the situation and depending on the individual. i kinda think that it’s really about making sure models feel empowered to have their own boundaries be defined and respected is what’s integral. in that case, maybe it’s the expectation – either for against protection in any porn queer or straight – that’s really the problem. it kinda shuts down the agency and freedom of the individual in that case. and that is not hot, imho.
of course that set-up has alot of assumptions in place. knowledge, time, communication all have to be there and sometimes they’re not. perhaps this perspective also comes from my own philosophy rooted in a queer culture that, for both women and men, is typically a lot more sex-positive with an emphasis on these issues of communication and such that are perhaps less available as a resource and a language for straight folks (and it kinda may get carried over into the philosophies of mainstream porn).
one caution that i have, is that in advocating for safer sex there needs to be a consideration of the implication this has on cultural perception about porn and sex work more broadly. i fear anything that may reenforce the misplaced stigma and assumption around porn (and other forms of sex work) that perceives those who are working are more likely to have HIV (and other STIs). factually, this is untrue and its a myth that I have to confront almost every day in my work as a sexual health counsellor. that’s not to say that there’s no risk (cause we can (as has recently been the case) point to the exceptional instance where someone is working and is positive and/or sero-converts) but to turn bodies intrinsically and instinctually into sites of disease (which could be a logical extension of blanket 100% safe sex philosophies) could have some unanticipated impacts. all that said, courtney’s article does raise some really great questions about the discrepancy and false assumptions about risk that frames the current practices in place.
and, as a sexual health counsellor, one technical thing that i never hear talked about is window period issues, particularly with HIV testing. we know now that folks are most likely to spread HIV right after they sero-convert (so before it can be tested). basically that means that a negative HIV test is kinda pointless if someone has significant risk in the 10-12 weeks before the test. personally, i would not take the risk (and it is a risk) if this were the case. again, bringing it back to agency and knowledge, i wonder if other women and men have have this option and information to the full extent that they should.
There’s something I want to tell you right now Courtney : THANK YOU !
Although this is very very far from true :
“The world is well aware that HIV can be contracted no matter what your sexual orientation, race, age, or lifestyle is. Medication for the disease is as well known and as easy to acquire as any other prescription drug. The gay stigma, mostly, has been removed from the virus.”
In most parts of the world, and especially in the parts of the world that are both the poorest ones and the ones where there are the highest HIV seroprevalences, access to medication is far from achieved.
“the world” you’re talking about here is the rich Western world.
But even In France, gay males, transsexual women, sexworkers and IV drug users are still officially considered to be “at-risk populations”, although we’ve been fighting for years to make the institutions understand that prevention and education shouldn’t be about at-risk populations but about high-risk (that is, unsafe) sexual practises.
In France, this “at-risk populations” policy serves to justify the fact that, for example, gay males don’t have the right to be blood donors, (neither do people with African origins), although all the blood that is given is tested. There is a huge lack of blood donors, and they refuse life-saving blood from some categories of population, just because it would be more expensive and less profitable… and because they’re super homophobic. A doctor from the French blood organization told me “we’re not going to take the blood from people who spend their time playing with their poop”.
Remember – you live in San Francisco.
LOVE this
Aw man, I wish I could come! Stupid across the country crap!
Good luck and have fun! Woohoo!
xoxo
J.D. Bauchery
HotMoviesForHer.com
OH MY ! It’s hard to restrain myself from ordering it now, and wait until I come to SF so I don’t have to pay for the shipping.
This DVD is the hottest thing on earth !
Hahahahahaha. Invisible camera! And why does it looks like that straw is up my ass? Too funny. Thanks Jael for the pic!
Yay, I’m glad you released the pictures! I really like the trailer for the movie can’t wait to see or be in the next installment yumm
Nice post. bm’d
Dang! We HAVE to get some of that soundtrack on our show. How can we make it happen?
Courtney Trouble Reply:
July 24th, 2009 at 12:32 pm
let’s talk about it. can you promote the movie and the four bands involved in the soundtrack? email me at purricane @ gmail
awesome intro!
wow… just… wow! i am speechless! after watching this trailer and seeing some other “real queer porn” i dont think ill ever be able to go back to mainstream “lesbian” porn again! this just looks amazing! the women are gorgeous and the scenes look hot, erotic, and fantastic. i want to see more!!!
I am so excited for you !
Things are coming together and getting big and crazy for me too right now, and I know how good that feels, the endorphine buzz I’m getting is making me light-headed and dizzy with happiness.
2009 has been a very creative and fruitful year for queer porn and sex-positivity, and it owes a big deal to you for that.
I am in SF and hoping to hang out with you in the next two weeks !
Any chance there are banner ads for people to promote this on their web pages?
Don’t need an affiliate acct, just want to promote good prawn.
Wow, thats great. Congrats. May 2009 only get better and better!
Liked the preview I saw at Bitch Magazine. Love Lorelie Lee. It’s nice that you’ve made it easy to share your friendship and blog post on Speakeasy. I’ll pass it along.
I’m glad that it’s working out for y’all. = )
Yes,that’s Ian Sparks and Brett McCloskey showing up as “the bears”.
Great seeing all of you….and EROS will be selling Original Plumbing too…though by all your adorable clothes at Seventh Heart. I got this great man bag…..it’s like a utilikilt….it’s great!
it`s so natural!
Its fantastic!!! I couldn´t imagine that porn could be this way! Thanx a loooot!
Liked the preview I saw at Bitch Magazine. Love Lorelie Lee. It’s nice that you’ve made it easy to share your friendship and blog post on Speakeasy. I’ll pass it along.
Just ordered my copy!!
She’s hot.
woman i wish that i could be your intern.
if you ever decide to relocate to ashevegas or ship me out i’ll be your minion anytime.
<3
sadly gay porn with condoms just isn’t nearly as hot, instead of seeing hot penises you see these white probe things that wrinkle and stuff…
i want to see penises.
SO VERY AWESOME!!!! xoxoxox
Obscream Reply:
December 22nd, 2009 at 10:20 pm
You guys are beautiful! muah
Thanks Courtney! We really want to get the word out about this as much as possible!
i loved the first seven minutes in heaven and am patiently waiting for it to be available for download on the good vibes site. ipod porn!
I love it. Whenever anyone wants to see your work, you just whip it out show it to them!
I cannot wait to see this movie! I am so excited. I had such a great and fun time filming it.
// “i realised that shooting boy/girl doesn’t mean i’m not shooting queerly.” //
yes. this.
This looks so hot. I can’t wait to see it.
Great post, and I too am excited to see this “hetero” scene!
thank you thank you thank you!!!! i am your new biggest fan, and will sure to *spread* the word to all my queer pals. I have never seen anything as HOT as the work you’ve produced — just got through watching a few snippets of “Routlette” on the goodvibes site, after reading up on you in Curve. Getting myself off while watching the first two scenes was the hottest sex I’ve had in quite some time. Real, real, real. Thank you thank you!!!! Keep up the great work!
Wow, what a FABULOUS cast! And such cute write-ups for them all. I must get my hands on this. Courtney, you’re killing me with how quickly you’re putting new porn out!
Way to go Courtney! Looks like you guys had a blast and showed the AVN what they were missing. Can’t wait to see Bordello. Looks hot!
I LOVE this cast *and movie* SO SO much.
It was great seeing you and the queer porn mafia. I love what you said about shooting hetero porn – queer can be all encompassing, and who better to do that then you, Shine, Carol and the rest of the gang.
Also, I nominate you for cutest fat girl outfits. Mark me as super jealous!
Feb 15th!?!?! You’re a crazy woman! Needless to say, I am excited.
I just needed to say that I found your site via Goolge and I am glad I did. Keep up the good work and I will make sure to bookmark you for when I have more free time away from the books. Thanks again!
Fuck yeah. I am soooo excited about the Billy & Akira scene.
it was shot in a u-haul parked outside the lexington club! haha
fucking awesome! and shot across the street from the lex! classic hah