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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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| Monday April 13 00:01:42 2020 Re: Martyrs 2008 |
| On April 12 2020 Ivan Petkov wrote: > Hey, guys! Can you recommend any movies, where an actress > is shackled inside a metal frame just like the scene in > Martyrs from 2008? Not "just like" it, but in "Rise: Blood Hunter" Cameron Richardson was seen suspended by her ankles with her hands tied behind inside a sort of free-standing metal shower frame while an old vampire got ready to put the bite on her. |
| Monday April 13 02:47:26 2020 Native American woman scene |
| Any good scenes from tv or movie of a Native American? |
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| Monday April 13 09:50:22 2020 Katja Schuurman- Dutch actress |
| Anyone ever seen any scenes with Dutch actress Katja Schuurman? I remember seeing a couple caps of her gagged on a yahoo group many years ago. But haven’t seen the pictures since. |
| Monday April 13 13:58:12 2020 Re: Native American woman scene |
| On April 13 2020 Sam Steffen wrote: > Any good scenes from tv or movie of a Native American? The Missing starring Evan Rachel Wood has a whole cave of them! |
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| Monday April 13 16:09:42 2020 Re: Native American woman scene |
| On April 13 2020 Sam Steffen wrote: > Any good scenes from tv or movie of a Native American? Shadowhunter -- see database |
| Monday April 13 18:10:37 2020 Re: Native American woman scene |
| I have to give credit for the "Man from UNCLE" scriptwriter whose imagination came up with "The Indian Affairs Affair" scene: Record number: 562 Title: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. aka The Man From UNCLE Medium: TV Series Actress: Angela Dorian Description: Episode: "The Indian Affairs Affair" (2.30) An Indian chief's daughter is kidnapped. She is first seen hands tied behind her back, and a blue bandanna tied over her face, more of a blindfold than gag. Later, she's tied to a chair, no gag, along with the guys, they have her do her "Indian dance" to wriggle free of the ropes. |
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| Monday April 13 19:44:30 2020 Escenes |
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| Monday April 13 20:25:17 2020 Re: Native American woman scene |
| On April 13 2020 Sam Steffen wrote: > Any good scenes from tv or movie of a Native American? I don't know that she was a Native-American in real life, but ... Record number: 1809 Title: Daniel Boone Medium: TV Series Actress: Saundra Gayle Description: Episode: "The Dandy" (5.3) Daniel has agreed to teach an old friend's son the ways of the wilderness. The son isn't too willing to learn, he'd rather just paint. This fascinates a band of renegade Cherokees who grab him and leave the lovely Calf Eye (Gayle) in trade. Dan'l pursues the Indians. When he spots their camp he binds Gayle to a tree, cleave-gags her with a bandanna and causes rocks to be thrown at the camp using a delayed-action sling shot. When the braves investigate the source of the rocks, they see Calf Eye bound and gagged; they then go off in pursuit of Daniel, leaving the Indian maiden still tied and helpless. Action occurs just after the 30' mark (with commercials) And ... technically not Native-American, but a Mexican woman in an Indian costume set in the modernish, 70s world, and it is a heck of a cleave she sports: Record number: 19040 Title: La Montaña Del Diablo (1975) aka La Montana Del Diablo Medium: Movie Actress: Three Unknowns Description: Bizarre Mexican film set in modern times, but includes many hoary Western tropes. The film is a mess, but includes numerous scenes of damsels in distress. Early on, we see a gunslinger blaze away at a target while a lovely bound and gagged Indian maiden glares daggers at him. Her wrists are bound behind her back and she’s tightly cleave-gagged with a burgundy-colored bandanna. His captive is wearing a low-cut, tight-fitting buckskin dress with plenty of fringe. In a later scene, the gunsel shoots off feathers he’s tucked into the Indian girl’s handband for target practice. His victim is still bound and gagged and we get a decent look at her wrists tied behind her back with plenty of rope. Later there’s brief view of the gunslinger cuddling his girlfriend while the Indian woman stands bound and gagged in the background, her wrists tied in an upper spreadeagle to tree limbs. In the next scene, a different woman is knocked unconscious, tossed into the back of a sedan and whisked into the mountains. We next see her with her wrists bound overhead to a tree, the back of her white dress torn away while she’s whipped by a thug. A hero wearing a ridiculously large sombrero rescues her. The woman suffers no ill-effects from her ordeal – in fact we see no marks or blood from her scourging. |
| Monday April 13 21:26:02 2020 Re: Native American woman scene |
| On April 13 2020 Sam Steffen wrote: > Any good scenes from tv or movie of a Native American? You might like Shadowhunter (1993) which has a gag scene with Angela Alvarado. |
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| Monday April 13 22:10:31 2020 DID in latin america Update |
| Hello fans to Damsel in Distress, I have not forgotten you in this Quarantine, so the update this month is very special, in April is the Birthday of this Gorgeous Actress. Flipper: Jessica Alba Into the Blue: Jessica Alba Machete: Jessica Alba https://didinlatinamerica.blogspot.com/ Follow me on Instagram: @rony_max_power Follow me on Twitter: @Rony_max_power |
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| Monday April 13 23:01:10 2020 Stray Dolls |
| Per the trailer, there is a scene in the new film Stray Dolls that was released on VOD this week. The actress in the trailer shown being gagged with duct tape appears to be Cynthia Nixon. The actress who is gagging her appears to be Olivia Dejonge (though it could be Geetanjali Thapa as they are shown wearing identical wigs). I have no clue if there are additional scenes. I have not watched the film yet. |
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