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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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| Saturday May 09 02:44:47 2020 Re: Cardinal |
| On May 08 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Promo shows a girl tape gagged, episode is on monday > Looks like the lead actress > https://i.imgur.com/R4b5Jtc.png I definitely wouldn't have minded Karine Vanasse to get a scene but Alanna Bale will do! |
| ACC |
| Saturday May 09 09:49:05 2020 Re: Best scene in which a black actress is bound and gagged? |
| On May 08 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Any suggestions? Particularly looking for good mmmphing, > struggling. Angry defiance and a wraparound tape gag > would be a bonus! Key of Brown - tape, looks good but not too sticky. Somebody Help Me - ball gag. Horror movie, some gruesome scenes. |
| Saturday May 09 10:24:39 2020 Re: Face mask alerts |
| Any other scene where a face mask is turned into a gag? https://stendek7.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/grave132.jpg |
| Saturday May 09 11:47:24 2020 Re: The 100 - Season 7 premieres May 20th |
| On May 08 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > On May 08 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Pretty amazing how the show > > only produced one tape gag and scores of cleaves. > It's the post-apocalypse, they can't run down to the > local hardware store to pick up a roll! Yes, considering the setting of the show, I don't think it's at all shocking that there isn't a huge supply of unused duct tape floating around. I imagine strips of cloth are much easier to come by and if someone needs to be gagged in a hurry and another is tearing up a short or sheet or what-not, it's easier to tear thinner ones than really thick ones...hence probably why all the gags look about the same..thin & tight (at least they are being realistic in THAT regard...if the gag has to be a bit thin, they generally make sure they are pretty tight!). |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Saturday May 09 12:24:40 2020 Looking for a Scene |
| Hi guys, wondering if anyone might be able to help me identify a TV show or movie I remember seeing some time ago (probably 10 years or so). I recall that a man is boarded up in his ex-wife's house with his young daughter, with police surrounding the place. I assume its the ex-wife/mother that enters to try and negotiate, but he ties her up downstairs and gags her with a knotted cleave gag. Later when the police enter the house and untie her they ask if she did/saw something, but she says 'No, I was tied up downstairs'. Does this ring any bells for anyone? Cheers! |
| Jos |
| josmichaels94@gmail.com |
| Saturday May 09 12:42:42 2020 Re: what happen to bellebound? |
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| Saturday May 09 13:10:50 2020 Bellebound forum |
| I'm going to make this clear. That site is down. No one knows why. Do not post about about it unless you have real information on the situation. Not speculation or guessing. If it comes back, there will be a message. Otherwise get on with things. Do not attempt to reply to this message except as outlined above. |
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| Saturday May 09 16:45:12 2020 Re: The 100 - Season 7 premieres May 20th |
| I get the post-apocalyptic setting, but I'm still hard-pressed to imagine the survivors don't have rolls of duct tape stock-piled and that there hasn't been more than a few occasions where it could easily be used to restrain and silence captives. |
| Saturday May 09 17:45:05 2020 Re: The 100 - Season 7 premieres May 20th |
| On May 09 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > I get the post-apocalyptic setting, but I'm still > hard-pressed to imagine the survivors don't have rolls of > duct tape stock-piled and that there hasn't been more > than a few occasions where it could easily be used to > restrain and silence captives. Well, another way to look at it..if there ARE stockpiles of duct tape around, I imagine that they are saving them for those things where only duct tape will do...it's probably a very valuable commodity. Torn sheets/shirts/other fabrics would be easier to come by and more expendable than wasting precious duct tape gagging a captive, especially as it could only be used once, while theoretically cloth strips & rope can be used over & over. I can imagine someone starting to tear off hunks of tape to bind/gag a captive and their leader saying "hey...don't waste the tape, we can't get any more...use a hunk off your shirt or something". Just my take. (haha....WAY overthinking it here ! Lol) |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Saturday May 09 22:16:04 2020 Re: The 100 - Season 7 premieres May 20th |
| On May 09 2020 JP wrote: > On May 09 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > I get the post-apocalyptic setting, but I'm still > > hard-pressed to imagine the survivors don't have > rolls of > > duct tape > if there ARE stockpiles > of duct tape around, I imagine that they are saving them > for those things where only duct tape will do...it's > probably a very valuable commodity. Torn > sheets/shirts/other fabrics would be easier to come by > and more expendable than wasting precious duct tape > I can imagine someone starting to > tear off hunks of tape to bind/gag a captive and their > leader saying "hey...don't waste the tape, we can't > get any more...use a hunk off your shirt or > something". Whereas I'd like to know why they don't ball up some of that readily available cloth and stuff it in the mouths before they tie on a cleave. And for that matter, why not do some OTM wrapping after that? I have to believe there'd be at least one captor who thinks that the idea of gagging someone is to, y'know, cut down on their ability to make a lot of noise. But maybe that's just me. |
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