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| Tuesday May 26 08:34:40 2020 The Genetic Detective |
| I just saw a quick promo on WABC's morning show that was endorsing some new show with the above title. While not expecting much personally, the premise says that a couple are "bound, gagged and brutally murdered." Could be more of a news feature story similar to 20/20... On Tuesday night @10 P.M. Eastern |
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| Tuesday May 26 09:15:27 2020 Scene ID |
| Anyone has any idea from which series is this small pic from? https://imgur.com/a/WBJOlqy |
| Tuesday May 26 09:19:12 2020 Re: Scene ID |
| On May 26 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Anyone has any idea from which series is this small pic > from? > https://imgur.com/a/WBJOlqy Title: Search (1972) Medium: TV Series Actress: Leslie Charleson Description: Episode: "Live Men Tell Tales" (1.5) Nancy Kubica (Charleson) is kidnapped and held bound and gagged with a white over the mouth gag. The gag is tied over her hair. She's tied to a chair with her hands bound in front. She's rescued from the bad guys at the last second. There's some male interference as she's seated next to her secret agent husband who is being interrogated, but there are some nice close-ups. The scene occurs towards the end of the episode and lasts for about 90s seconds. Tags: country_us, bonddesc_handsinfront, bonddesc_chair, bonddesc_chestbindings, bonddesc_anklestogether, ending_rescue, gagtype_OTM, outfit_skirt, peril_gun, restraint_rope |
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| Tuesday May 26 09:48:42 2020 Re: Scene ID |
| On May 26 2020 cicisaur wrote: > On May 26 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: Thanks! |
| Tuesday May 26 14:37:53 2020 Re: Most Disturbing DID Scene(s) |
| On May 25 2020 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Corinna Laszlo's scene in Natural Born Killers comes to > mind. I find this to be such a disturbing and perverse > scene. I guess it's just the overall nature and > atmosphere of the scene and the randomness of it. She's > kidnapped and taken hostage offscreen by Mickey and > Mallory, and her fate afterwards is left open but surely > nothing good awaited her. It's worse in the Director's > Cut with the brief but still disturbing inclusion of her > rape scene and I read somewhere apparently the scene was > actually longer and included a moment where her tongue is > ripped out. > It's strange how for all of NBK's over the top violence, > some of which borders on being cartoony, it has this one > extremely disturbing and creepy moment that for me is > among the most disturbing film scenes ever. I say this as > someone who's watched a lot of extreme gore and violence > in films, and yet none of them have the impact this brief moment in NBK does for me. This NBK scene disturbed me enough that I skimmed through the novelization when I saw it in a bookstore. I recall that it told the story mostly through the POV of characters other than Mickey and Mallory, so I don't think there was a specific description of the hostage scene. But I do remember one law enforcement character describing the hostage as being a fighter and surviving her encounter with M&M. No idea if that would be considered definitive of her fate -- I'm pretty sure it's left open in the actual script. But Oliver Stone wrote the foreword to the novelization so I suppose this version has his blessing. |
| Tuesday May 26 19:19:49 2020 Re: Most Disturbing DID Scene(s) |
| I've been curious about the NBK novelization and if it filled in any backstory on Emily (the name of the motel hostage). |
| Tuesday May 26 19:41:58 2020 Scene request ( Les mysteries de lamour) |
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