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| Tuesday September 10 11:15:08 2002 Re: Recent entry [#7848] |
| > Record number: 7848
> > Title: Death Trap > > Medium: Movie > > Actress: unkown > > Description: The brunette lead sleeps in a hospital bed > -- she's menaced by a bad guy and handgagged before being > rescued. > > ______ > > Two choices here, so hoping someone who's seen one or > both can answer: > Either Death Trap (1962) > > Or Death Trap (1976), for which we have a previous entry: > > Record number: 1617 > > Title: Eaten Alive (1976) aka Death Trap; Horror Hotel; > Murder on the Bayou > > Medium: Movie > > Actress: Marilyn Burns Off-hand, anyone know? ________________________ In Eaten Alive Burns is a blonde and there are no hospital beds in sight. Unless this is a case of really bad scene creep I think it's safe to say that #7848 is a different film than 1617. Eaten Alive is another database entry that someday needs to be redone in greater, more accurate detail. In the meantime I suggest removing the sentence "We see her duct taped in the bathroom and dragged to a bed in the step-by-step detail any bondage freak would truly love". It's a bit misleading. |
| iD |
| Tuesday September 10 12:06:18 2002 Re: Recent entry [#7848] |
| > > Record number: 1617
> > Title: Eaten Alive (1976) aka Death Trap; Horror Hotel; > > Murder on the Bayou > > Medium: Movie > > Actress: Marilyn Burns > > Off-hand, anyone know? > I suggest removing the sentence "We see her duct > taped in the bathroom and dragged to a bed in the > step-by-step detail any bondage freak would truly love". It's a bit misleading. I'd rather wait until the appropriate description is provided. |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday September 10 12:09:25 2002 Re: Recent entry [#7848] |
| > > Record number: 7848
> > Title: Death Trap > > Either Death Trap (1962) > > Or Death Trap (1976), > In Eaten Alive Burns is a blonde and there are no > hospital beds in sight. Unless this is a case of really > bad scene creep Sounds like I'll have to check into Death Trap (1962). Thanx |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday September 10 16:12:33 2002 Julie Sommars |
| Just making a final edit on this scene, thanks to Biff's point, which was correct, and earlier post about the packing, which I left out. This should do it for this one.
Record number: 103 Title: Matlock Medium: TV Series Actress: Julie Sommars Episode: The Confession Matlock's counterpart from the DA's office, semi-regular and red-headed Julie Sommars, investigates with Matlock on a farm. They're caught in the act, and when next seen they're tied back-to-back in a barn and gagged OTM with white cloths. Unfortunately, Miss Sommars is only shown from a distant side angle and is never really shown completely gagged. When camera pans down, she's already shaking her head repeatedly, and lowering her gag. After ungagging herself, she also spits out some packing. |
| Brian W. |
| Tuesday September 10 16:43:52 2002 Re: [#103] Julie Sommars |
| > Just making a final edit on this scene, thanks to Biff's
> point, which was correct, and earlier post about the > packing, which I left out. This should do it for this > one. Got it, thanx for the assist here. |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday September 10 20:34:30 2002 We may need to punish someone |
| Brian W. has been making a LOT of very detailed corrections to the database. This sort of outrageous behavior has only one just punishment, and that is to be made into an Editor.
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| Brian R |
| brian_r@hotmail.com |
| Tuesday September 10 21:34:21 2002 Re: We may need to punish someone |
| > Brian W. has been making a LOT of very detailed
> corrections to the database. This sort of outrageous > behavior has only one just punishment, and that is to be > made into an Editor. Little harsh, isn't it? |
| Jay L |
| Tuesday September 10 22:26:13 2002 Re: We may need to punish someone |
| > > This sort of outrageous
> > behavior has only one just punishment, and that is to > be > > made into an Editor. > > Little harsh, isn't it? It taught you a lesson, didn't it? |
| Brian R |
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