Tranny Fans Won’t Know With Black Viking’s First Release, You’d Never Know

CANOGA PARK, Calif. — Black Viking Pictures, a subsidiary of AVN Award-winning studio Mercenary Pictures, brings a whole different kind of gonzo to adult with its first title, on store shelves now, You’d Never Know.

Directed by critically-acclaimed Brazilian producer/shooter Don Picone, You’d Never Know features some of the most feminine transsexuals to be found anywhere, with Patricia, Jennifer, Laisa, Nirany Ribero, Vivi and Diana Ferraz.

“These trannies fully live up to the title,” Steele, owner of Mercenary and Black Viking, said. “Don Picone has done an outstanding job in assembling trannies from Rio de Janeiro that could truly pass as women and he’ll continue to bring fresh, new talent to the genre through Black Viking Pictures. Picone is an outstanding director, who is passionate about what he shoots and Black Viking is honored to be able to introduce him to the American market.”

Steele added that You’d Never Know and the rest of Black Viking’s line-up of soon-to-be released titles, including Handyman, a solo male jack-off line, directed by Tina Tyler, the all-male My First Interracial, directed by Jason Sechrest and The Black Viking, a gay series directed by Steele, (who will continue to perform only for Mercenary and its straight titles) will bring Mercenary’s brand of high-quality gonzo to their respective genres.

“I am one of the most recognizable names in adult, among straight audiences and, yes, gay audiences,” Steele said. “It’s no secret that gay men watch straight movies, and Black Viking, through its association with Mercenary, will have some weight when it comes to sales and that’s who we’re gunning for with My First Interracial and The Black Viking. Most of the tranny fans also buy straight movies, so they know about Mercenary’s high quality productions, which they’ll see in You’ll Never Know. Tina’s title, Handyman, will service the woefully underrepresented female market with a title that features solo men jacking off, though I’m sure there’ll be a gay following for that title as well. All those audiences will see the same production value and dedication to quality as you do in Mercenary’s lines.”

Handyman, Black Viking’s next title, will street on March 23.