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| Monday February 08 08:09:48 2010 Re: Most Effective Gags |
| Jacot wrote: > Hadji wrote: > > Than you must've liked the movie "The Missing", > > where several attractive young women were gagged with > > rope between their teeth. I would've thought that the > > villains would use bandanas to gag their captives, and > > was surprised that they didn't have any available, > > considering the fact that they knew that they were > >going to gag several young women. > Somewhere, a while back, there was something posted that > they were actually trying to make the whole movie as > accurate to the time period as possible, > Since the abductors were supposed to be renegade > Apaches, the thought was that they would use > traditional Apache methods for restraining their > captives. Thanks for the explanation; now I have some idea why the captors used rope to gag the young women, instead of bandanas, a more logical choice of gag. Despite their adherence to their traditional method of restraining captives, they certainly had no compunctions against using guns, which they obtained from trade with white men. I'm surprised that it never occurred to the Apache kidnappers to tear off some strips of cloth from a shirt or shawl and tie them between their female captives' teeth. Wouldn't these strips of cloth make more effective gags? |
| Hadji |
| Monday February 08 14:06:30 2010 Re: Most Effective Gags |
| Hadji wrote: I'm surprised that it never occurred to the Apache > kidnappers to tear off some strips of cloth from a shirt > or shawl and tie them between their female captives' teeth. Wouldn't these strips of cloth make more effective gags? There was some discussion at the time as to what they were trying to do. The rope halter may have had more to do with stopping the women biting than in keeping them quiet or stopping one woman from untying another with her teeth. The man seem very well armed and dont seem to be trying to be inconspicuous maybe keeping the girls quiet was not the intention. |
| Tom Quin |
| Monday February 08 15:19:13 2010 Being Human |
| This british supernatural series from bbc3 delivered another full treatment scene ,in this week's episode ,following on from a full treatment last week. In a flashback scene to the sixties the vampire character is forced to take a young attractive brunette hostage in her flat .She is bound hands behind onscreen to a bookcase ,and soon after onscreen cleave gagged with a thin red and white scarf . In the next scene she escapes and you see her remove the gag ,she's recaptured and bound hands in front to the foot of a bed ,no gag this time . It's a quick scene for us gag snobs but a nice one nonetheless. |
| James Gagney |
| Monday February 08 20:37:02 2010 Joanna Going |
| I was wondering if anyone out there has seen the clip of Joanna Going kidnapped and chlor'd in Another World? Is it good and worth pursuing trying to get a copy of the clip???? I love her scene in Colombo the best but I'd love to see this one some time in my life. Thanks |
| Big J |
| Monday February 08 22:09:54 2010 Re: Most Effective Gags |
| Tom Quin wrote: > Hadji wrote: > I'm surprised that it never occurred to the Apache > > kidnappers to tear off some strips of cloth from a > shirt > > or shawl and tie them between their female captives' > teeth. Wouldn't these strips of cloth make more effective > gags? > There was some discussion at the time as to what they > were trying to do. The rope halter may have had more to > do with stopping the women biting than in keeping them > quiet or stopping one woman from untying another with her > teeth. The man seem very well armed and dont seem to be > trying to be inconspicuous maybe keeping the girls quiet > was not the intention. Cameron Diaz in Head Above Water with he mouth stuffed with a lime under an OTM gag seems like it could be effect even though OTMs aren't the most secure. I'd love to see some sort of a commentary/behind the scenes to find out why the directors decided to stuff a lime in her mouth. |
| zahnrix |
| zahnrix@yahoo.com |
| Monday February 08 23:57:04 2010 Days of Our Lives |
| Does anyone knows when Carly (Chrystal Chappell)gets chloroformed and possibly kidnapped on Days. Thanks for reading my post. |
| Clark Kent |
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