Everyone used to complain about porn—awful dialogue, fake tits in straight porn, fake fags in gay porn—but no one ever did anything about it. Then celebrity sex tapes made shooting a little porn look like something any adventurous couple might do. And then along came YouTube.com, quickly followed by Xtube.com and Porntube.com, and suddenly posting homemade porn to a website looked like a little innocent exhibitionism.

Now mainstream pornographers are hurting—and they blame the internets. With more people sharing homemade porn online, consumers are less and less reliant on the porn industry. Still, Xtube.com is a commercial site, and you've got to wade through a whole lot of advertisements on the way to the content. Luckily, there are other options.

For the gay and bisexual dudes, there's Dudesnude.com, which offers "picture, video, and profile sharing for men." There are thousands of personals at Dudesnude, and the site has a verification system that weeds out fakes. But it's Dudesnude's video feature that worries owners of gay-porn studios. Most of the videos are solos—live-action personal ads—but there are thousands of longer, more involved clips up on Dudesnude. And unlike much of the "product" offered by gay-porn studios, there's nothing formulaic or rote about the videos on Dudesnude. And since no one is being paid, no one is faking it. The guys are real, the sex is hot, and it's all completely free.