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Welcome to the Discussion page. This forum is for discussing scenes from mainstream sources, primarily TV shows and movies, but we venture off into newspaper and magazine articles, stage plays, and other areas. Please do not post regarding commercial videos.
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| Tuesday January 23 02:33:24 2024 Re: Most secure bondage |
| On January 22 2024 (unsigned poster) wrote: > What’s the lost secure a damsel has been bound and gagged > in a show or movie without counting ball gags handcuffs > or straps, more along the lines of rope, duct tape stuff > gags etc Vanessa Marcil in the "Heroes" episode of "Las Vegas." Taped up with what looks like a full roll of duct tape and put inside a trunk, from which she struggles with great determination to escape. Great scene in every way. Rebekah Kochan in "When a Killer Calls." The movie is an unpleasant, frankly sick slasher outing. But near the end she's roped very securely, hands overhead and feet together, along with a thick cleave. Several close ups of hands and feet, perhaps done to a stunt woman, but in any case they look very secure. |
| Tuesday January 23 02:38:53 2024 Re: Most secure bondage |
| On January 22 2024 (unsigned poster) wrote: > What’s the lost secure a damsel has been bound and gagged > in a show or movie without counting ball gags handcuffs > or straps, more along the lines of rope, duct tape stuff > gags etc Marilyn Burns had to have been secured very well to the bed in "Eaten Alive," since she nearly demolished it with her struggling. Tape gag was well-done also. |
| Tuesday January 23 17:26:13 2024 Crystal Hefner |
| Her new book shows her with Tape across her mouth on cover |
| Tuesday January 23 17:30:51 2024 Re: Crystal Hefner |
| On January 23 2024 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Her new book shows her with Tape across her mouth on > cover Not really. https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/18/19/76720745-0-image-a-52_1697654146616.jpg |
| Avi/Blowthelights |
| Tuesday January 23 23:25:28 2024 Re: Crystal Hefner |
| On January 23 2024 Avi/Blowthelights wrote: > Not really. Poor execution. |
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