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| Wednesday July 17 01:02:55 2019 Re: The 100 |
| Her husband Bob Morley?!? Hadn't heard that news. So Bellamy got Clarke after all eh? Lucky, lucky man |
| Wednesday July 17 03:42:45 2019 Scene ID |
| Wednesday July 17 04:07:31 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Anyone recognise this one? No but actress's name is in file and a quick IMDB check and it's almost certainly from "Ready or Not" |
| Wednesday July 17 04:24:48 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Anyone recognise this one? Yeah you must be right. Thank you. So, I guess this is an upcoming movie coming in August. |
| Wednesday July 17 04:44:05 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Yeah you must be right. Thank you. So, I guess this is an > upcoming movie coming in August. What a gag though. Looks like a custom. Damn |
| Wednesday July 17 05:58:35 2019 Re: Tied Elbows |
| On July 16 2019 flash5lk wrote: > say, they are seldom used because they are >uncomfortable for the actress. Besides, they are - for > unnecessary, as any competent rigger should be able to > convincingly restrain a girl with wrist and ankle ties > Elbow ties are usually employed only in situations > the bad guy is really trying to make a statement. **MAKE A STATEMENT?** Ha ha, what a fantastic line! Possibly one of the best lines ever written on these pages! But, yeah, really only those two pieces of restraints are truly necessary - the rest are "overkill," should not be needed - (including hogties). At any rate, I will try to find those examples - but they may be really hard to get. Only one probably available is the I.T. movie. Thanks for the input on these. |
| Wednesday July 17 10:49:32 2019 Scene ID |
| Where is this from? https://www.instagram.com/p/B0BQ8aRB7yv/ |
| Wednesday July 17 12:38:40 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > What a gag though. Looks like a custom. Damn Wow, this has all time greta potential! |
| Wednesday July 17 12:50:16 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Anyone recognise this one? > No but actress's name is in file and a quick IMDB check > and it's almost certainly from "Ready or Not" Nothing in the trailer, where is the screenshot from. Really hoping the scene makes the final film,is that a panel gag? Looks incredible! |
| cwebb4 |
| Wednesday July 17 13:32:28 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| I posted the foreign trailer for this film, (Ready or Not), over on the video page. It features the wide shot that was image captured, as well as a close up of Samara Weaving’s full treatment scene in this film. |
| Dr. X |
| Wednesday July 17 13:53:20 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 cwebb4 wrote: > is that a panel gag? Looks incredible! The small semi-circular arc cut into the top edge to provide clearance for the nose would seem to suggest that it is indeed a black leather panel gag. I don’t know if it’s custom fit for that particular damsel, as another poster inquired; but it certainly is a mainstream rarity. Of course, the best panel gags not only provide clearance for the nose, but have also two small leather straps for under the chin and over the bridge of the nose. You know, just to make sure everything stays in place. But, I digress... |
| flash5lk |
| Wednesday July 17 13:57:20 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 Dr. X wrote: > I posted the foreign trailer for this film, (Ready or > Not), over on the video page. It features the wide shot > that was image captured, as well as a close up of Samara > Weaving’s full treatment scene in this film. Seen it now, thanks. Close up shows the gag to be quite loose sadly :( Still hopeful tho.. |
| cwebb4 |
| Wednesday July 17 14:40:23 2019 Re: Tied Elbows |
| On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > On July 16 2019 flash5lk wrote: > > say, they are seldom used because they are > >uncomfortable for the actress. Besides, they are - > for > > unnecessary, as any competent rigger should be able > to > > convincingly restrain a girl with wrist and ankle > ties > But, yeah, really only those two pieces of > restraints (wrist and ankle bindings - Ed.) are truly necessary - the rest (elbow and knee bindings – Ed.) are > "overkill," should not be needed - (including > hogties). I would not refer to hogties as “overkill”. They deserve to be used more often, though only in the proper context. The function of the hogtie is to make sure that the girl stays in place when you have nothing to tie her to except herself. Hogties are perfect to use in dramatic situations where it is necessary to leave the bound and gagged captive alone and unguarded (ex. T. J. Hooker episode “The Obsession” (5.09), with Heather Locklear). Nor would I refer to knee and elbow bindings as “overkill”. Their function is to immobilize the legs and arms, respectively, so that the girl can’t loosen the ankle and wrist bindings. Nothing wrong with that. Especially if you have to raise her skirt to apply the knee bindings… |
| Wednesday July 17 14:59:04 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 flash5lk wrote: > Of course, the best panel gags not only provide clearance > for the nose, but have also two small leather straps for > under the chin and over the bridge of the nose. You > know, just to make sure everything stays in place. But, I digress... Perhaps but hardly a frequent(or even infrequent) occurrence in mainstream stuff. How many even basic panel gags has their been all time? Only Hellraiser 3 comes to mind immediately. |
| cwebb4 |
| Wednesday July 17 15:37:30 2019 Re: Tied Elbows |
| On July 16 2019 flash5lk wrote: > On July 16 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Anyone know of any good scenes when she has her > elbows > > tied together? > True elbow ties are very effective bindings. Which is to > say, they are seldom used because they are uncomfortable > for the actress. Besides, they are - for the most part - > unnecessary, as any competent rigger should be able to > convincingly restrain a girl with wrist and ankle ties > only. > Elbow ties are usually employed only in situations where > the bad guy is really trying to make a statement. > Anyway, here are a couple of examples: Three other memorable examples from back in the day: After Hours (Linda Fiorentino), Romance (Caroline Ducey), Dragonheart (Dina Meyer, ridiculously fleetingly considering the rigging effort involved). |
| Eric |
| Wednesday July 17 16:19:40 2019 Re: Himmelsdalen |
| On July 16 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > On July 16 2019 Amon wrote: > > She is bound and tape gagged in episode 8 in the > end. > She's bound in the back of a van, hands behind and ankles > taped, and we get a close up of her GREAT looking tape > gag. Wide and sticky. Man sorry to disagree but I think it's one of the less sticky tapegags I've seen this year xD. Looks like she has something between her lips and the tape |
| Wednesday July 17 17:51:47 2019 re first lady gagged |
| Brian R you are correct, |
| Wednesday July 17 17:52:21 2019 Re: Himmelsdalen |
| On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > GREAT looking tape gag. Wide and sticky. > Man sorry to disagree but I think it's one of the less > sticky tapegags I've seen this year xD. Well, IMO tape gags overall are THE WORST, especially in mainstream scenes. Unless the tape is wrapped around her head several times they are all no good. Either there is air bubbles, the tape is not sticky or it is so flimsy it looks like it will fall off at any tape. Plus non wrap around tape gags don't even look attractive - one square piece of tape is the worst! |
| Wednesday July 17 17:55:42 2019 They're Inside (2019) |
| Looks interesting, with Karli Hall and Amanda Kathleen Ward http://horrorfuel.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/theyre-inside-1.png https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6015760/ |
| Wednesday July 17 18:19:49 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| >How many even basic panel > gags has their been all time? Only Hellraiser 3 comes to > mind immediately. Don't forget the panel ball-gag Caroline Ducey wore in "Romance"!While we don't see the insertion moment, we do see the removal in loving close-up. After she stops crying (I won't spoil the minor reason for anyone who hasn't seen it), he apologizes for the gag and offers to omit it from now on, but she says she loves being gagged, and wants to wear it as soon as she is done crying (her nose is now running as well). You also forget Francesca Annis in the theatrical "Dune"! She had a large gag-plug, not a mere muzzle, and we once again watched the removal in tight close-up. There was also some discussion of her gag on camera, but she barely made a sound, so no gag-talk. |
| Wednesday July 17 18:20:31 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 cwebb4 wrote: > How many even basic panel gags has their been all time? Dune, but it also had a built-in bit as well. |
| Sam |
| Wednesday July 17 20:02:54 2019 Re: re first lady gagged |
| On July 17 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Brian R you are correct, Well, this is generally true. |
| Brian R |
| Wednesday July 17 21:06:39 2019 Re: Scene ID |
| On July 17 2019 Sam wrote: > On July 17 2019 cwebb4 wrote: > > How many even basic panel gags has their been all > time? > Dune, but it also had a built-in bit as well. A quick look at my scene collection turned up these as well: -"Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead"- Bianca Bradey was tied standing with her arms cuffed above her head and was wearing a panel gag -"Gotham"- Erin Richards also tied standing & arms above head with a nice panel gag (some drool if I recall!) -"Don't Breathe"- Franciska Toroscik was teahter to the ceiling by a harness & had a leather panel gag on, laced around her head. -In "The Barbarians", wasn't Virginia Bryant gagged with a leather panel gag? Been so long I forget! -in "FearDotCom" Isabelle Van Waes was strapped to an upright table & gagged with a leather plug gag -"Alien Apocalypse"- Renee O'Connor & Neda Sokolovska were gagged with leather panel gags & forced to work Others: Alona Tal in an episode of "Veronica Mars", Ellina McCormick in "Frozen in Fear" (aka "The Flying Dutchman"), Iris Braydon in "Woman's Murder Club", an episode of "Pretty Little Liars" had Sasha Pieterse strapped to a hospital bed & gagged with a leather harness panel gag. Actually more than I would have thought...... |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Wednesday July 17 21:31:38 2019 Re: Himmelsdalen |
| > looks like it will fall off at any tape. Plus non wrap > around tape gags don't even look attractive - one square > piece of tape is the worst! Sometimes pretty good https://i.imgur.com/38dfcNe.png |
| Wednesday July 17 22:14:37 2019 Hillbillys in a Haunted House |
| This movie is schlock at it's worst, but the crap fest has the ultra buxom Joi Lansing b/g in a pretty good scene. I don't recall it being shown on TV all that much, but TCM is indeed showing it next Monday morning. See alerts |
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