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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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| Friday May 09 01:37:49 2008 Re: Catfight Bondage |
| Daiton wrote: > Does anyone know of any scenes where a catfight ends with > one of the women being tied up? Hmmm, possible search word? Michelle & Rain lost a swordfight with the bandit queen. =========================== Record number: 13379 Title: Eternal Happiness Medium: Soap Opera Actress: Michelle Yip, Rain Lau Description: Hong Kong soap where Michelle & Rain run into the Bandit Queen and get tied wrists behind with rope looped around their necks ================================ This was a "Diana" fight, if remember right? No WW magic lasso here =========================== Record number: 552 Title: Wonder Woman Medium: TV Series Actress: Lynda Carter Description: Episode: "The Man Who Made Volcanoes" (2.9) Lynda Carter is tightly tied arms behind back and moved about by two chinese secret agents. She gets free but allows herself the be retied by another party. Action occurs during the middle half of the episode. ===================================== |
| Jay L |
| Friday May 09 01:52:12 2008 The Insatiable |
| Another movie to add to the list of “scenes that could have been…” A deadbeat loner witnesses a vampire attack and manages to imprison the gorgeous fanged fiend in a homemade cell in his basement. She tries to seduce him to gain her freedom (and a meal along the way) and he’s finding it difficult to resist her. So, at his day job he fabricates a heavy set of stocks with a collar welded to a strong steel frame and a set of manacles attached to the ends of the frame by heavy chains. He struggles to drag this into his basement and explains how he plans to restrain her so she can seduce him and let herself go without harming him. She laughs at him, so he drags the contraption back upstairs and throws it in the trash. Grrrr… |
| DB |
| Friday May 09 01:53:41 2008 Re: 'Absence' |
| The House of Le Bastard wrote: > James is a defeated warrior from a defunct section of > this site. > He has no information and never will. I have to disagree. James has provided some very nice inside information over the years. I don't know why he's being cryptic on this ocassion though. |
| Friday May 09 03:11:01 2008 Re: Interesting production of Taming of the Shrew |
| Brian R wrote: > I'll bet you have, she's been in lots of stuff. Nothing that is included in the database however. Unfortunately. |
| Friday May 09 03:13:08 2008 Re: Chicago Massacre: Richard Speck |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Does anyone know what happens in this? It's a new version > of the old tragic story but a good chance for bound > babes. I saw this film, there are various scenes with the girls bound hands and feet with torn sheets. No gags. Im looking for the previos version |
| Mandraketube |
| mandraketube@yahoo.com |
| Friday May 09 04:26:45 2008 Re: Chicago Massacre: Richard Speck |
> I saw this film, No gags. Im looking for the previos version. Thanks. I've seen the "Speck" clips on-line before, pretty gruesome. I'm sure it's out there somewhere. Ward Cleaveher |
| Friday May 09 05:39:00 2008 Re: Interesting production of Taming of the Shrew |
| Brian R wrote: > Pat Powers wrote: > > I've never seen Hanks' wife that I know of > I'll bet you have, she's been in lots of stuff. See below > for photos. I looked at the photos and she's kinda familiar but not all that familiar, and I looked at her filmography, and it's true that she's been in a stuff, but not a lot of stuff I typically watch. That said, I don't think she'd make a very appealing Bianca. Maybe an OK Kate. You need someone kinda dewy and pretty for Bianca, and although some are pretty, none of the female cast members are what I'd call "dewy." |
| Pat Powers |
| Friday May 09 08:37:31 2008 Re: 'Absence' |
| The House of Le Bastard wrote: > James is a defeated warrior from a defunct section of > this site. > He has no information and never will. I have no idea what you're talking about..I've seen the movie and my track record speaks for itself.Who exactly are you? |
| james |
| Friday May 09 11:24:32 2008 Re: 'Absence' |
| james wrote: > The House of Le Bastard wrote: > > James is a defeated warrior from a defunct section > of > > this site. > > He has no information and never will. > I have no idea what you're talking about..I've seen the > movie and my track record speaks for itself.Who exactly > are you? The way I see it, James is playing his little "cryptic" bit to feed his own self-importance. As far as I'm concerned, if he's not giving out any info, he has no info about this film. There are other ways around him, so I'll just file him under "brush off" and move on... I'll spend the entire weekend researching this film & if I find anything out, I'll be more than happy to spread the news. Enough with this "high school" schtick. |
| Magickrat |
| magickrat@live.com |
| Friday May 09 12:40:09 2008 Halloween Night |
| Rebekah Kochan (starred in When a Killer Calls) has another movie out. It's called Halloween Night. She has one hand cuffed to a bed rail while she lies on the floor. She receives a stuff gag and then has her feet bound and the rope tied of to her other hand (which this hand is not cuffed). She is wearing heels and Daisy Duke shorts. Only saw the rm file from Majorjohns and have not purchased the DVD yet. |
| civil |
| Friday May 09 14:00:05 2008 Home and Away |
| According to a trailer at the Video Page, someone gets kidnapped next week. Any idea who? |
| Friday May 09 14:22:52 2008 Re: Another La Esclava Isaura question |
| Pat Powers wrote: > No, I didn't. Damn, this is one fine > bondage/domination-fest of a TV series. I understand it > did quite well in the ratings and has encouraged > Brazilian TV execs to prep more telenovelas for the wider > Spanish-speaking market. I wonder, though, if anyone but > us understands the reasons for its success. Whoever wrote > that telenovela wrote a masterpiece of plausible > deniability. Makes me wonder about the book it's based on. I suspect that the reason for the popularity of soaps like "Isaura" *is* the bondage, or more accurately the damsel-in-distress element. The writers have clearly gone to a lot of trouble to place Isaura in situations where she falls from a safe and comfortable life into one of danger and degradation. Ball gowns one minute, chains and rags the next. This is reminiscent of the Lifetime "woman wrongly imprisoned" movies where, again, a female character enjoying a good life finds herself imprisoned for a crime she didn't commit, or at least one with easy to sympathise with mitigating circumstances. There are invariably scenes of prisoner restraint (handcuffs, leg irons etc.), a degrading jail induction procedure culminating in a lockdown in a small dark cell. These shows are screened on cable channels aimed squarely at a female audience, so the $64,000 question is, "What do they get out of it?". Does the female audience emphasise with the victim and hope to be rescued by a square-jawed hero? Or is there more? If only we knew. Fascinating stuff! |
| DB |
| Friday May 09 15:01:11 2008 WWE |
| Ok, i have been waiting for 2 years for another WWE scene. So...when'sit comin? hopefully soon |
| Friday May 09 16:22:53 2008 Hillary Clinton tied up! |
| Yeah, I know, you didn't really want to see that...but here it is anyway in cartoon form. (The site doesn't seem to like the direct image link, but I'm hoping this will work.) |
| Raffish |
| http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121027865275678423.html?mod=todays_columnists |
| Friday May 09 17:35:24 2008 Re: Hillary Clinton tied up! |
| Woulda preferred Chelsea, but ya' gotta go with what you can get. |
| NE1 |
| Friday May 09 18:57:27 2008 Re: Chicago Massacre: Richard Speck |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > I saw this film, No gags. Im looking for the > previos version. > Thanks. I've seen the "Speck" clips on-line > before, pretty gruesome. I'm sure it's out there > somewhere. Ward Cleaveher Raffish has clips from Speck on his sight. I didn't want to post them without his permission. ST |
| ST |
| Friday May 09 19:28:10 2008 Re: Chicago Massacre: Richard Speck |
| ST wrote: > Raffish has clips from Speck on his sight. I didn't want > to post them without his permission. No permission needed to post stuff from my site, since it's not like I own the scenes -- though these are behind the subscriber wall at the moment, and I think they'll stay there for now, since they're not late-breaking or exactly guest-clip fodder in my book. |
| Raffish |
| Friday May 09 21:00:11 2008 Re: 'Absence' |
Apparantly, this film played at a Long Island film festival. Info is on the IMDB, so it is possible that it has been seen. I hope it is released on DVD, it looks good. Plus, I can not get over the fact that it was filmed on Long Island (in the town next to me). To think, I could have driven by a building where this was being filmed! |
| ID4J |
| id4j@aol.com |
| Friday May 09 22:17:40 2008 Raffish DiDClips updated |
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| Raffish |
| raffish@bondageparade.com |
| http://www.bondageparade.com/ |
| Friday May 09 23:28:17 2008 Re: 'Absence' |
| ID4J wrote: > Apparantly, this film played at a Long Island film > festival. I can > not get over the fact that it was filmed on Long Island > (in the town next to me). To think, I could have driven > by a building where this was being filmed! I too am from Long Island! Born & Bred. I'll have to definetly look into this film this weekend & see what I can find... |
| Magickrat |
| magickrat@live.com |
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