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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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| Wednesday March 11 02:49:37 2009 Re: Heidi Klum Kidnapped |
| Xanatol wrote: > > If you go here, there is a little video and it has a > > brief scene with Heidi hanging by her bound wrists. Taking that further there are 4 "episode" videos and in #3 & #4 Heidi is hanging by her wrists all rigged up over water with swimming sharks and a candle burning the rope. She's a superhero "The Kluminator" wearing a gold body tight superhero costume with cape and tall boots. Nice find. |
| Big MT |
| Wednesday March 11 06:04:20 2009 Re: Interesting |
| Is she gagged in the shot? |
| Danny |
| Wednesday March 11 09:52:55 2009 aparecidos (The Appeared) |
| I saw this Spanish/Argentinian film the other day. Apart from being a good film it had a couple of scenes (I couldn't find in the DB) At one point(about 45 mins in) the main character Pablo is looking for this mother and daughter and forces open the back of a trunk on a truck where the mother is handcuffed and cleave gagged. scene probably lasts a couple of minutes. Later the main female character Malena is in a waiting room watching TV which has a quick clip from a film/TV show with a woman who appears to have a clear tape gag. No idea what the show is. Also at the end Malena has her wrists tied in front of her. (no gag) I've put a link to the IMDB at the bottom for the film. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0836683/ |
| The Goat |
| Wednesday March 11 10:38:49 2009 Alistair MacLean's books |
| I liked reading a lot of the late Alistair MacLean's novels.Many had damsels in distress,but I can only recall a couple of books,that had female characters bound and gagged.'Seawitch' and 'Goodbye California' were two of them.The only slight gripe I had,was that the late Mr MacLean,always put a putz in,even the hero sometimes.I can only recall one film,called 'Caravan to Vaccares' where the lead actress,was tied up,and gagged.It was a pity,the lead actress in another film,from his stories,'Fear is the Key' That was Suzy Kendall? Shame she didn't get the B&G treatment either in this film either. |
| David |
| Wednesday March 11 15:09:23 2009 Re: ABC'S 20/20 |
> Tonight at 10am ABC's 20/20 will air another of their > hidden camera series, What Would You Do? They will have college > hazing in public. This will include several collage girls > with their hands tied behind their backs and blind folded > while their mean sority sisters put them through their > hazing. The girls are wearing shorts and tshirts by the way. Taped this, there was only one blink-and-miss shot of 4 actresses posing as college students with their hands tied behind (loosely) and blindfolded, in the above mentioned attire. For the rest of the segment they were shown unbound, aside from one girl who got saran wrapped to a light post, hands in front around pole. Some remained blindfolded. |
| Vandelay |
| Wednesday March 11 15:53:14 2009 Re: Most Dangerous Man Alive |
| gagsta b wrote: > I think the same guy was able to get > me a VHS of another mega-grail of mine, "Kiss the > Girls and Make Them Die" with Dorothy Provine. (As > a teen, I took a bus to a town where it was playing to > see it; never had done that before or since---totally worth it!!) Seeing that poster brought back some memories of a science fiction/fantasy convention I attended many years ago. In the last hour of the last day I was going through some boxes of unsorted movie stuff at one dealer's space and came across a big plastic bag holding a folded poster for "kiss the Girls and Make Them Die." I hadn't seen the movie, and it was folded so you couldn't see any of the image side of the poster, just the back with the name printed on it. The price seemed high, especially since I could see tape had been used to cover a tear and that a corner was pretty badly frayed. Intrigued by the title (I was guessing it might be a vampire movie) I pulled the bag out of the box and found that on the other side of it there were some lobby cards included. The one on top was a great shot of Dorothy Provine wearing that gag. "Oh, so chic!" as Willie's Countess would have said. Of course I decided to buy it, along with some other treasures - poster of "Mill of the Stone Women," with a mad scientist type tying a gag over a woman's scared face, and a poster for "Incredible 2-Headed Transplant," and went to pay for them. When I got there, I was behind a guy paying for his stuff. On the top of the pile was a plastic bag with a presskit for "The Abductors," with no doubt the movie poster behind it. Acting as mildly interested as I could, I asked which box he had found it in. He gestured vaguely and hurried away, probably afraid I might pursue and mug him. (Too many witnesses - just kidding.) Anyway, I hurried over and looked through all the boxes in the area frantically, but no luck. I got the dealer's name and address and asked if I could write about getting a title. Sure. So I left, with a clearer understanding of the term "bittersweet." It was a great purchase - 3 of the 4 lobby cards included were photos of Ms. Provine as a captive, although in one she's not tied or gagged, just being carried/forced into a helicopter. Still, I always wish I had started on the other side of the tables another hour earlier. Because although I wrote to the dealer with my request the next day along with a sase, after a month of agonized waiting all I got back was my original letter with "This item no longer available from us." scrawled at the bottom. At the time, the cruelest short sentence I'd ever heard, although in time others - also seven words, as fate would have it, would put it in perspective. "I'm sorry, your mother has passed away." "I love you, but not that way." Yep, perspective. Well, sorry to babble on, but as I said, some vivid memories from that poster. |
| WP |
| Wednesday March 11 16:36:57 2009 Re: Legend of the Seeker |
| TBirdSC wrote: > Not really a true > spreadeagle but she's definitely showing cleavage. I'd > like to see her strung up in a dungeon eventually...maybe a quick turn on the rack. Pretty sure that the actress in question was a guest star, and only appears in that one episode. But maybe they'll bring her back and tie her again in a future season. |
| Wednesday March 11 16:39:49 2009 Re: German Family Film |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Has a B&G scene in the trailer Interesting arm position, halfway up the back. Maybe handcuffed to that shelf? Also like that at least one captor is a woman. Always makes things better. :) |
| Wednesday March 11 19:00:13 2009 Re: Most Dangerous Man Alive |
| WP wrote: > Seeing that poster brought back some memories of a > science fiction/fantasy convention I attended many years > ago. Available at Moviegoods.com |
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| http://www.moviegoods.com/movie_poster/kiss_the_girls_and_make_them_die_1966.htm |
| Wednesday March 11 21:57:54 2009 The Frustrating Ripoff of Baron Blood! |
| ...and speaking of old movies. Ever see "The Torture Chamber of Baron Blood"? The perfect setup. Elke Sommer plays a sexy librarian-type (*VERY* sexy librarian-type) who is cataloging the contents of an old castle. Stuff happens (as it always does), and by the climax (so to speak), she's down in the torture chamber "cataloging" the various instruments and torture engines therein (along with various putzes). You can see it in the poster... right? WRONG!! Nothing is ever shown of Elke's character's ordeal, but we *do* get to watch the putzes get run through their paces. {Sigh} Elke is shown *after* her ordeal (mussed up and clothes ripped) and just in time for her to free the putzes so the villain can get what's coming. {Sigh} I've always wondered if there's a europrint decaying in some vault somewhere that could provide "lost scenes" for a remastered DVD print. {Sigh} Some studio was supposed to be doing a remake of "Baron Blood", but I think it's stuck in Development Hell. Here's the full-size poster at moviegoods: http://www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1020/201866.1020.A.jpg |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Wednesday March 11 22:27:51 2009 Attn: Pat Powers |
| Hey Pat, more Primetime nudity you said we'd never get. :p Seriously, have to do some translating for what just on, but: Compte à rebours, ep: "Farce cruelle" is really Spanish show "Cuenta Atras" Currently favouring: ep: "Sanatorio Mental del Dr. Zepeda, 19:31 horas" as character Andrés Medina prominent in what I watched. Starts off normal handgag then forcing a pill down her throat. She then shown quick shot of her nude strapped down to a gurney. Head straps too. Then covered with a sheet. Later though, the sheet come off for some Karg-like action. Excellent stuff. All @9:30 to 10pm too. :p Don't know about our dubbed version, but your better US google vid/image search on the Spanish titles "Cuenta Atras" "Sanatorio Mental del Dr. Zepeda, 19:31 horas" might be worth your while? Figure begging for Political-Sexy review too. ;) |
| Jay L |
| http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1216753/ |
| Wednesday March 11 22:33:53 2009 Re: Legend of the Seeker |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Pretty sure that the actress in question was a guest > star, and only appears in that one episode. But maybe > they'll bring her back and tie her again in a future season. Episode 14 "Hartland" features Jessica Chapnik (from Aussie Home & Away series) playing "Anna Brighton", the damsel chained to the rock. She appeared in Episode 12 "Home" as well. |
| Big MT |
| Wednesday March 11 23:01:11 2009 Life on Mars |
| Nothing bondage for Gretchen tonight |
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