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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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| Sunday January 29 00:34:03 2006 Re: prairie home companion |
| Jenni wrote:
> of all shows who would have expected Garrison Keeler to The radio show ????? |
| Jacot |
| Sunday January 29 01:10:24 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| > and just a quick aside- is Malevolence worthwhile?
IMHO, definitely. I added a DB entry a while back; feel free to look there for detailed information. My edited clips ended up just over seven minutes long, which is pretty good for a mainstream flick. Checking my clip library to refresh my memory, here's my quick stab at a list of 30 of the most memorable DVD (movie) scenes from the new millenium: Malevolence The Wild Card Wrong Turn Screaming Dead The Missing Love Object House of 1000 Corpses Descendant The Big Empty Spun The Transporter The Source The Real Deal Lone Star State of Mind Junior (aka Engine Trouble) American Psycho 2: All American Girl Vanilla Sky Picture Claire Fast Sofa Facing the Enemy Devil's Prey Cold Heart Birthday Girl The Watcher The Perfect Tenant Cherry Falls Cecil B. Demented Joy Ride Instinct to Kill Voodoo Tailz Speaking of scenes on DVD, here's an idea for you software-developer types out there: how about a script that cross-references Brian's database with Netflix's listings and builds a page of links? This probably wouldn't be that hard to do: you'd just submit a query to the Netflix search engine for each "Movie" entry in the DB and scan the results for results that looked promising (i.e. same primary or alternate titles, with release dates matching within a year or two), and toss the results up on a web page. You'd undoubtedly end up with a few missed matches and a few false positives, and TV series would be a bit harder to handle intelligently, but I can't think of any showstopping problems with the idea. (And yes, I might look into doing this myself at some point, though my first priority right now is to work out the last few technical kinks in my new site and *finally* get the darn thing off the ground.) BTW, Brian, is there any way to link directly into your database by URL (either via the numeric ID or, better yet, via text query)? This would make ideas such as the above even more attractive, though I suppose you might not want to deal with the additional server load. |
| Raffish |
| Sunday January 29 04:45:09 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| Raffish wrote:
> the Netflix search engine for each "Movie" > entry in the DB and scan the results for results that > looked promising (i.e. same primary or alternate titles, Would be cool, but there are a lot of minor scenes. Jay and the other db caretakers have kept the "Movie (Year)" format, which keeps it in line with the imdb, so more on this below. > BTW, Brian, is there any way to link directly into your > database by URL (either via the numeric ID or, better http://brianspage.com/cgi-bin/datab/dbdr.pl?n=##### I would like to code something in vb or something that would take a list of files and output an html page with the list of files and links (if appropriate) to the records in the db. If you have files with the record number in them (I do that, since it makes it easy to id the clip, as opposed to something like "Diabolik.wmv" or "melroseplaced.avi"), it should be quite simple to parse each line for a BPR-????? and create a link. Load shouldn't be an issue, getting that one record takes almost no bandwidth and I'm guessing requires almost no processing time (it would be less than a search). It looks like netflix also has an unique ID in the URL for each movie they have, Something like http://www.netflix.com/MovieDisplay?movieid=332331 so it would be simple (well, once you have the netflix movie ID number) to put a link to netflix. We'd have to get that url first, which might be a pain in the ass, but netflix's site uses a form.post to search, so a program could be written to search their site and cross reference the stuff in the db. If their search doesn't find something, or if the search term is ambigious the url returned is http://www.netflix.com/Search, so it would be easy to filter out those results. It has been some time since I did any web scripting, but if someone reminds me how to post data to a script without a damn button (just automatically post when the page is loaded), that would make searching netflix for stuff in the db a whole lot easier. |
| AsbestosFilter |
| AsbestosFilter@gmail.com |
| Sunday January 29 07:24:23 2006 Re: A Prairie Home Companion (2006) |
| > > of all shows who would have expected Garrison Keeler to
> > > > The radio show ????? ---- There's a Robert Altman-directed movie version. It'll be screened at the "South by Southwest" film festival (Austin, TX) in March -- as well as "The Notorious Bettie Page". |
| Kinky-napper |
| http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420087/ |
| Sunday January 29 09:11:22 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| AsbestosFilter wrote:
(It's not top-posted, Brian's script! Really.) > http://brianspage.com/cgi-bin/datab/dbdr.pl?n=##### Nice...thanks (and thanks as well, Brian). I didn't know about that, but it's pretty cool. Going through all of my clips to see if they're linkable to Brian's DB would obviously take some time, but it's great to know that it's a possibility. > It looks like netflix also has an unique ID in the URL > for each movie they have, > Something like > http://www.netflix.com/MovieDisplay?movieid=332331 > so it would be simple (well, once you have the netflix > movie ID number) to put a link to netflix. Yep, and it's only getting that ID (as with Brian's DB) that's the tricky part. If it would help anyone who wants to experiment with this, I've got IMDb links for most of the 1400+ clips on my site that I could easily forward. If only Netflix would link to the IMDb, we might be able to save a step or two...I wonder if they could be talked into that, given, hey, probably more rentals? > We'd have to get that url first, which might be a pain in > the ass, but netflix's site uses a form.post to search, > so a program could be written to search their site and > cross reference the stuff in the db. Yep. This would kick ass. > It has been some time since I did any web scripting, but > if someone reminds me how to post data to a script without a damn button (just automatically post when the page is loaded), that would make searching netflix for stuff in the db a whole lot easier. I could probably help with this in Perl, though I have no experience with VB. |
| Raffish |
| Sunday January 29 09:29:01 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| Raffish wrote:
> Simon Kade wrote: > > > At what link can Raffish's work be seen these days? > > Nowhere, as of yet. I'm working on it, I promise, and am > sorry that it's taken so long. (Murphy's Law applies.) Glad to hear it. Maybe the moderator can post the above info somewhere on the main page, as this is probably the #1 'off-topic' question around these parts? |
| ss |
| Sunday January 29 09:30:50 2006 Re: A Prairie Home Companion (2006) |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> > > of all shows who would have expected Garrison > Keeler to > > > > > > The radio show ????? > ---- > There's a Robert Altman-directed movie version. It'll be > screened at the "South by Southwest" film > festival (Austin, TX) in March -- as well as "The > Notorious Bettie Page". As everyone knows, Garrison Keillor runs a close second to Bettie Page in the history of US kink ;). |
| ss |
| Sunday January 29 10:48:31 2006 Firewall |
| Here's a link to a picture of Viginia Madsen bound and gagged from the movie Firewall. I didn't post the picture here because of the size plus other elements. |
| Cohen |
| http://www.cinempire.com/multimedia/Firewall/les-photos/42.html |
| Sunday January 29 11:16:57 2006 Re: Firewall |
| Cohen wrote:
> Here's a link to a picture of Viginia Madsen bound and > gagged from the movie Firewall. I didn't post the > picture here because of the size plus other elements. Cool thanks for the link. Ms. Madsen finally delivers a gag scene for us and it looks like a good one. I like the use of the clear duct tape. Is this movie in theaters yet and has anyone seen it? If so, how's the scene and is the movie worth watching? |
| Sunday January 29 11:44:49 2006 Re: Firewall |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Cool thanks for the link. Ms. Madsen finally delivers a > gag scene for us and it looks like a good one. I like > the use of the clear duct tape. > > Is this movie in theaters yet and has anyone seen it? > If so, how's the scene and is the movie worth watching? I don't think the clear duct tape works too good here because you can see that her lips and teeth are spread apart, making the gag look ineffectual. Also, it doesn't look photogenically nice either (as closed lips would). As far as release, I've been seeing promos, but don't recall any mentioning a release date. The IMDB has a February release date for the U.S.; various March & April dates for Europe, though several Asian countries will also see it in February. And thanks for the link, Cohen. |
| LV |
| Sunday January 29 13:59:48 2006 Re: Firewall |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> > Cool thanks for the link. Ms. Madsen finally delivers a > gag scene for us and it looks like a good one. I like > the use of the clear duct tape. > I could have sworn Virginia Madsen was bound and gagged in a movie in the 1990s. The scene I recall is she's grabbed or held captive in a cemetery. When the hero arrives, he sees her lying on the ground tied up and cleave gagged. Drawing a blank on who the hero was and Madsen has so many movies to her credit, it's tough to find. |
| Sunday January 29 14:05:23 2006 Re: Firewall |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Drawing a blank on who the hero was and > Madsen has so many movies to her credit, it's tough to find. > You may be thinking of FINAL NOTICE (1989), with Melody Anderson and (IIRC) Robert Urich. The DB description is the gold standard for brevity: "Briefly tied and gagged." |
| Biff |
| http://community.webtv.net/unlikelysource/TheCaseFilesofBiff |
| Sunday January 29 14:18:33 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| AsbestosFilter wrote:
> Raffish wrote: > > BTW, Brian, is there any way to link directly into > your > > database by URL (either via the numeric ID or, > better > > http://brianspage.com/cgi-bin/datab/dbdr.pl?n=##### That's not an official, approved method. It's one I set for my own lists, it is subject to change or removal without notice. |
| The Engineer |
| Sunday January 29 14:19:05 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
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This post was moved to The Bulletin Board. Poster: Simon Kade Reason: Off-topic. |
| The Moderator |
| Sunday January 29 14:19:15 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
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This post was moved to The Bulletin Board. Poster: Raffish Reason: Off-topic. |
| The Moderator |
| Sunday January 29 14:22:09 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| Raffish wrote:
> Nice...thanks (and thanks as well, Brian). I didn't know > about that, but it's pretty cool. There's a reason you didn't know about, see the other message. I'm not saying you can't, but it's use at your own risk. If I start having problems relayed from the hosting company about that script, it will be disabled without notification. In general, they don't like people running anything much except PHP. |
| The Engineer |
| Sunday January 29 14:22:13 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Tom wrote: > > > for me, as I prefer nicely clothed damsels. > > You're not alone there. I like 'em better that way to. You're definitely not alone there. I'd much more prefer to see a lady bound in a dress or skirt than if she were naked. Seems more "real" to me I think.. |
| Mark O |
| Sunday January 29 14:28:26 2006 Ye Ol' Pirate Wench In DiD, Arrrrrr. |
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| The Moderator |
| Sunday January 29 14:29:00 2006 Re: Firewall |
| Biff wrote:
>You may be thinking of FINAL NOTICE (1989), with Melody >Anderson and (IIRC) Robert Urich. I agree that it does sound like the Final Notice scene although the hero in that film was infact Gil Gerard. I like Miss Anderson even more than Miss Madsen and remember being disappointed because the scene was so dark (so it probably was a cemetary) and he ungagged her before she came in to the light, so you could only just make out that she was gagged. |
| Gaz |
| Sunday January 29 14:31:28 2006 Weals, Welts, Rope Marks |
| Hi,
Does anybody know of any scenes in which the damsel has rope marks on her wrists or elsewhere either during the scene or after being untied? Thanks |
| Troutface |
| Sunday January 29 15:06:32 2006 Re: Firewall |
| Gaz wrote:
> I agree that it does sound like the Final Notice scene > although the hero in that film was infact Gil Gerard. > Right, Gerard ... my memory's not what it never was (see O'Neal, Patrick). |
| Sunday January 29 16:27:31 2006 Re: Rope Marks |
| > any scenes in which the damsel has rope marks on her wrists or elsewhere either during the scene or after being untied?
---- My recollection is Daisy Fuentes' wrists exhibited ropemarks when she was chairtied in Angeles ("Eternamente Angeles"). |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday January 29 16:30:22 2006 Scene ID Roy Rogers Movie |
| The damsel in this movie walks into the the villians office and after a short talk realizes she is in trouble and tries to back out but is blocked by one of the villians. The leader tells him to tie her up in the next room and is warned not to speak or you will be gagged. The villians devise a plan to use her to tell the Roy and his gang some misinformation. She is sitting in the next room and one of the villians loosens her ropes. She then hears what she thinks is Roy being shot, the villians shot their one loose link. She gets out of her ropes and out the window. What is the movie and the damsel? |
| Sunday January 29 16:43:35 2006 New Phoenix Filmworks DVDs |
| I don't see any of the following New Phoenix Filmworks DVDs (directed by Andy Rodriguez), despite that their coverboxes and descriptions indicate that they're targeted towards a certain niche of persons who frequent this page: Attractive young women as spandex-clad superheroines who are frequently trapped/captured by the villainesses and bound (and often gagged)! And the order page specifies there's no nudity, so these low-budget indie productions should certainly qualify as mainstream media:
Darkfury (1995) Bikini Babes of Arizona (1997) RetroGirl Episodes 1-3 (Origin, Taken Captive, Don't Take Off My Mask) RetroGirl 4: Nightmare Supermodels (w/ RetroGirl, Batgirl and DreamGirl) Supermodels II (w/ RetroGirl Gold RetroGirl Silver and DreamGirl) Black Talon: Broken Mirror (2005) Only Darkfury and Bikini Babes of Arizona are listed in IMDB, but there are no user reviews. Has anyone viewed these "live action video comic books" (and better yet, care to add them to the Scene Database)? |
| Kinky-napper |
| http://newphx.com/orderpage |
| Sunday January 29 18:08:31 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| The Engineer wrote:
That's not an official, approved method. It's one I set for my own lists, it is subject to change or removal without notice. I'm not saying you can't, but it's use at your own risk. If I start having problems relayed from the hosting company about that script, it will be disabled without notification. In general, they don't like people running anything much except PHP. ___________________________________ 1. My apologies to the Engineer because I have been putting together a Reference webpage without knowing that the links to the database could become a problem. I thought that it would be helpful to people to see IMDb & Tome & BPdb & other links as well as a pic or 2 in a single reference source. 2. As I have all of this information in a database, it would not be all that hard to add the "Netflix" links if people here would like that. Since I do not want to use cookies on any of my websites anymore I have no idea how many people actually look at my Reference webpage. |
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| Rich |
| bindherupx@yahoo.com |
| http://bindherupx.net/bhuxref.htm |
| Sunday January 29 18:09:11 2006 Re: Firewall |
| Cohen wrote:
> Here's a link to a picture of Viginia Madsen bound and > gagged from the movie Firewall. I took the liberty of removing the "mini-putz" for those who don't wish to have that smack in the middle of their graphic. I suppose I could have spent some time filling in the empty space with something but what can I say, I'm lazy. |
| Wavy |
| verywavy@yahoo.com |
| http://www.slumberville.com/temp/firewall_virgina_madsen01.jpg |
| Sunday January 29 18:17:26 2006 New Phoenix Filmworks DVDs |
| I don't there is anyway these qualify as main-stream productions. Just because there is no nudity doesn't make them mainstream. FM Concepts and other commercial bondage companies put out titles with no nudity and they are not in the database or should they be.
This seems to me to be a superheroine fetish company. There is probably no nudity because the producer can't afford to pay for nudity or the girls he gets won't do it. I hope these do not end up in the database. |
| Sunday January 29 18:49:40 2006 Re: Firewall |
| Wavy wrote:
> I took the liberty of removing the "mini-putz" > for those who don't wish to have that smack in the middle > of their graphic. Much appreciated, thanks. But too bad, she use to be (and still could be) so hot; tape and wardrobe are terrible, imho. Does anybody remember "Electric Dreams"? She was smok'in. |
| Sunday January 29 19:15:05 2006 Updated Captive Latinas Group |
| Hey Guys,
I finally got around to doing my first update for 2006 for my Yahoo group. I got FORTY caps of Jessica Alba's scene in the movie "Into the Blue". She won a group poll proclaiming her the best damsel of 2005. I also capped a handcuff sans gag scene of sexy Roslyn Sanchez from the movie "Underclassman". She is so damn sexy but this movie wasted a great opportunity to become one of the best scenes out there. Oh well. Anyways, I also included a handful of other pics including a couple of manips. So check it out and enjoy. Have a great week!!! |
| Paco The Bandit |
| http://groups.yahoo.com/group/captivelatinas/ |
| Sunday January 29 19:31:30 2006 Re: New Phoenix Filmworks DVDs |
| > I hope these do not end up in the database.
---- Well, we'll leave that up to the Moderator to decide. New Phoenix films differ from FM Concepts in important ways. FM Concepts films are sold to adults-only. They tend to be driven 10% by storyline; 90% by bondage. FM films aren't successful/not sucessful because of their storyline. New Phoenix films, other than Black Talon (NC-17, due to violence content) can be purchased by minors. What bondage there is, is driven by a storyline and there's probably no more than a few minutes worth in each DVD. The site doesn't use keywords such as "bondage", "bound" or "gagged" to describe the DVDs -- the storyline is emphasized (Van's First Law). There aren't "fetishy" ballgags or bitgags in evidence. The link to film reviews are to comic book/sci-fi type reviewers, not to "adult-only" reviewers. The target audience appears to be the people who frequent comic book/sci-fi conventions, etc. Apparently, in most of the New Phoenix tales, the heroine is captured and placed in peril by the villainess/villain. Yeah, but didn't Batman, Robin, and/or Batgirl wind up bound and in peril in more than 80% of the "Batman" TV series? That's precisely what viewers expect from a cheesy superheroine/superhero production. The only other cliched way to generate suspense is to place her in some sort of other life-threatening peril (but losing one's flying powers in mid-air or being tossed off a building requires a lot of F/X dollars). Not sure what you meant by "Superheroine fetish"? Was Wonder Woman a successful TV series because of the Diana Prince character? And is the reason the short-lived "Electra Woman & Dyna-Girl" a cult favorite have anything to do with Deidre Hall & Judy Strangis saving the world while clad in spandex? Even "Charmed" acknowledged this truism in the episode where the three were transformed into spandex-clad comic book superheroines. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday January 29 20:12:39 2006 Re: Firewall |
| Wavy wrote:
> I took the liberty of removing the "mini-putz" > for those who don't wish...[SNIP] "Mini-putz"?? hahahahahahahahaha!, for some reason I cracked up at reading that! I guess the things one finds amusing after consuming a few pints of ale! |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Sunday January 29 20:17:55 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| Rich wrote:
> My apologies to the Engineer because I > have been putting together a Reference > webpage without knowing that the links > to the database could become a problem. Most of the time I try to mark when entries deleted, changed, merged, or caught it when the IMDB Editors have changed things over there. But there's still entries under review that will likely be changed. And there nights the game is on and I sidetracked and didn't mark the changes. Just keep this in mind when doing your links |
| Jay L |
| Sunday January 29 20:26:33 2006 Re: Uniform Fans- Clip ID |
| Jay L wrote:
> Never seen the Go Go Yubari movie, > so need assist over on Trades to confirm ID from that > crazy Japanese show. David Knight recognised it. They spoofing the "Kill Bill" show |
| Jay L |
| Sunday January 29 20:42:56 2006 Re: Firewall |
| Gaz wrote:
> I agree that it does sound like the Final Notice scene > although the hero in that film was infact Gil Gerard. > Yes, I think Gil Gerard was the guy I was thinking of. Thanks for the help on that one. |
| Sunday January 29 20:49:06 2006 Re: Ye Ol' Pirate Wench In DiD, Arrrrrr. |
| The Moderator wrote:
> This post was moved to The Bulletin Board. > Poster: X > Reason: Off-topic. Favour here Brian, could this be moved to Trades Page? I'm interested, but only if it "On Topic" for the Trades Page. Thanks |
| Jay L |
| Sunday January 29 21:36:16 2006 Re: Weals, Welts, Rope Marks |
| Troutface wrote:
> Hi, > > Does anybody know of any scenes in which the damsel has > rope marks on her wrists or elsewhere either during the > scene or after being untied? > > Thanks One that comes to mind is Mariel Hemimgway from "The Mean Season"...the movie where we NEVER see her B&G on screen but we see her with the bandanna around her neck and some definite rope marks on here wrists after she has been rescued. PLEASE!!! The HAVE to release this on DVD with "added footage"! |
| Gagged Damsel Lover |
| Sunday January 29 22:04:50 2006 Re: Weals, Welts, Rope Marks |
| Troutface wrote:
> Hi, > > Does anybody know of any scenes in which the damsel has > rope marks on her wrists or elsewhere either during the > scene or after being untied?... ...Tricia Helfer as 'Gina' shows some serious bruising from handcuffs and anklecuffs in the cliffhanger "Pegasus" episode that ended last season on "Battlestar Galactica". > > Thanks |
| Overlooker |
| Sunday January 29 23:09:32 2006 Hostel |
| Any females bound and gagged in the horror(or horrible)movie Hostel? |
| Woody |
| Sunday January 29 23:11:59 2006 Re: Weals, Welts, Rope Marks |
| Monica Potter in SAW |
| Ok |
| Sunday January 29 23:38:04 2006 Re: DVD Bondage |
| Rich wrote:
> My apologies to the Engineer because I > have been putting together a Reference > webpage without knowing that the links > to the database could become a problem. > I thought that it would be helpful to > people to see IMDb & Tome & BPdb & other > links as well as a pic or 2 in a single > reference source. As I said, it's not something I pledge to support. It was designed for my own use and may be made unavailable in the future. |
| The Engineer |
| Sunday January 29 23:41:17 2006 Re: Weals, Welts, Rope Marks |
| Record number: 5265
Title: Cold Heart (2001) Actress: Nastassja Kinski, Hudson Leick, Janne Campbell Description: <snip>... Note, there are also fairly realistic rope burns shown as she (Janne) struggles to get free from her bonds. |
| Kerhop |
| Sunday January 29 23:56:24 2006 Missing |
| Female gets cleave-gagged in the final minutes of Sunday's "Missing." Not a bad gag, but the damsel was cut in the forehead and near the lips and she was only decent looking at the start of the episode before she got knocked around. The cuts made her look terrible. Not worth chasing this one if you missed it, IMO. |
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