Stormy Daniels is a victim of circumstance (sounds like her real life in the Trump era we're suffering through) in "Nothin' But Trouble", a throwback to the lost Hollywood art of screwball comedy.

With weird (but sexy) role-playing roommate Asa Akira as a problematic role-model, Stormy is having trouble with dates. After her latest misfire at a restaurant (where fellow superstar Kaylani Lei pops up for a brief cameo as the waitress), Stormy has to stay out of the house while Asa is busy playing dominatrix to sub Mr. Pete.

She quickly falls for a bartender Xander Corvus after some flirting, and goes home with him for some hot sex. But gangsters Ryan Driller and Alison Tyler break in with guns, causing Stormy to flee for her life with Xander.

As in any screwball comedy, complications escalate, involving drug kingpin Steven St. Croix and Xander's goofball, trouble-making pal Brendon Miller (Stormy's real-life husband). Even Asa gets involved against her will, leading to an improbable happy ending of sorts.

No great shakes, but acceptable escapist story-driven porn.

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