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| Friday August 19 01:02:59 2011 Re: Jessica Alba Spy Kids 4 |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > There is a slight possibility that Jessica may get > something for the new Spy Kids flick. > Hmmmmm. Let's hope. Jessica Alba?? Get tied and gagged in a movie. Never happen, lol. Hope she gets another scene! |
| Skel |
| Friday August 19 01:29:24 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > I'd thought of the Avengers, but I wonder how many people > were around to see it? I mean, they had an Avengers movie > not so long ago, but it was a bondage bust, pretty much. > Thing is, If you were under ten in 1970, you prolly > didn't see it. Damn fine series, I got > it on DVD for Christmas one year. Actually the show didn't totally disappear from the U.S. airwaves in the 1970's. When CBS picked up "The New Avengers" and ran it in late night they also aired "The Avengers" as a companion piece. Two nights a week if I recall, once after the new show and another night as a stand alone. I was just a kid but I vividly remember staying up extra late during the summer months to catch the Diana Rigg episodes. Up until that point I'd never heard of the show. I think CBS showed repeats of "The New Avengers" as late as 1979 as part of the "CBS Late Movie". The original series (Rigg and Thorson episodes only) was offered in syndication in the eighties and I know it ran on several PBS stations paired with "Dr. Who". After about 1983 I never saw it again until the early 90's A&E run where of course we finally got the early Honor Blackman scenes as well as the Diana Rigg episode "A Touch of Brimstone". Great series with Rigg being one of my all time favorite damsels. Wish they do a re-release of the DVD's since the ones that were released a few years back are hard to find and quite pricey. |
| CM |
| Friday August 19 06:51:05 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Gotta go waaaaay back with Perils of Pauline and any > > > other of the silent movies with damsel tied to > railroad > > tracks or the log splitter at the sawmill. > An iconic image to be sure, still in use today -- Taylor > Swift is tied to the railroad tracks on the cover of her > album "Mean." And "Perils of Pauline" > is the name most would probably associate with the image, > though I'm not sure she's the first. The first to get the track-ment on film I think was Helen Holmes. She got it twice, first in the "Hazards of Helen" (1914) and later in "The Railroad Raiders" (1917). The Train tracks are mis-attributed to "Perils of Pauline as is the buzzsaw, if memory surves me. "Perils" was the first blockbuster of the serials and Peal White was the biggest of the stars. But she didn't have the best scenes, that honor probably should go to Helen Holmes, or Arlene Prettywho was also in the "Woman in Grey" (1920) or Ruth Roland, all of whom were prolific early serial actresses. For the honor of Woman who launched a thousand kinks, I would have to go with Batgirl. The Sixties were truly the golden age of Bondage on TV. With shows like Batman, Avengers, Get Smart, Girl/Man from UNCLE, and The Saint, these shows warped the consciousness of thousands. And Batgirl was their fetish Queen. Rich Of course if Taylor want to run for that prize, I'll allow... |
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| Sneakly |
| sneakly@yahoo.com |
| http://pagesofperil.50megs.com/main.htm |
| Friday August 19 09:09:06 2011 VAN's FiCTiON is Updated! |
| Hi-Ho Fellow DiDoids! Chapter 3 of "Bondage, My Sweet" is posted. Enjoy! :-) |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Friday August 19 10:21:56 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: >what do you think are the most famous DiD scenes among movie fans My vote goes to the original King King with Fay Wray, based on the countless number of times it's been re-run on TV. It's stayed popular because transcended the genre of sci-fi movies and become a kind of legend in terms of the timeless storyline. |
| Mike D |
| Friday August 19 12:27:23 2011 Re: Most Famous DiD Scenes |
| Pat Powers wrote: > I don't think mainstream folks associate Man from UNCLE > with bondage at all, just campy spy hi-jinks. Very correct sir, the warrior generation probably saw it as just a TV version of the not to be taken seriously escapist spy and detective serials of the 30s and 40s and to us baby boomers it was campy and not meant to be taken seriously. The few bondage scenes were just happy and rare surprises. |
| Jacot |
| Friday August 19 13:22:23 2011 Re: Alphas Pays Off Tonight |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Which brings to my mind the musical question: What shows > have had the best scenes of B&G captives crying? I don't like crying scenes, didn't care for Alphas, but something about Susan Diol's scene in One Life to Live that really got me. Great cleave gag. |
| Friday August 19 16:57:17 2011 Re: Jessica Alba Spy Kids 4 |
| Skel wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > There is a slight possibility that Jessica may get > > something for the new Spy Kids flick. > > Hmmmmm. Let's hope. It's not impossible. It's written and directed by Robert Rodriguez, who co-wrote/co-directed Machete, which got Alba gagged at least (if only briefly). Then again, Rodriguez omitted the gag (from the comic) when he directed Alba in Sin City. I also can't recall any gags from any of his other films. He directed one of the Four Rooms segments, but not the one with the great Jennifer Beals scene. |
| Miss Cleo |
| Friday August 19 17:32:53 2011 request for kill kill overkill |
| does anybody know where i can find an old movie called kill kill overkill (AKA twisted fate)? I seen it a couple of times when i was young. its about 3 girls who go to a house in the mountains and they all get bound and gagged by 2 criminal brothers. thanks |
| Punk |
| Friday August 19 17:33:12 2011 Trespass |
| What we know about this movie? Nicole Kidman and a home invasion plot, could be interesting. |
| Mandrake |
| http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi353803289 |
| Friday August 19 19:56:13 2011 Re: Jessica Alba Spy Kids 4 |
| Miss Cleo wrote: > Skel wrote: > > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > > There is a slight possibility that Jessica may > get > > > something for the new Spy Kids flick. > > > Hmmmmm. Let's hope. Alas, nothing. The closest we get is a scene where one of the kids wraps a laser whip around her 22-year old cousin Carmen's legs and swings her around so she can punch out the bad guys. Later on, Marissa, Alba's character, Carmen, and Juni get trapped in a giant hourglass. Marissa's up to her shoulders in the glass' quicksand-like numerals and there's a quick shot of her shrugging her shoulders trying to get free. As an aside, the film's far from great but it's not the total stinkeroo that all the critics are saying it is. |
| LS |
| Friday August 19 20:01:16 2011 Re: request for kill kill overkill |
| Punk wrote: > does anybody know where i can find an old movie called > kill kill overkill (AKA twisted fate)? I remember that one! When it first aired, I couldn't believe I was seeing such a flagrant bondage-fest. I later saw a brief clip from it, later, and the constant blather of the lead males got on my nerves. Still, some of the scenes must have another fatales and few enough dim remarks to work... As far as I know, though, it was never sold on DVD and may never have been on VHS. I may have a clip or two on my other hard drive, but since I'm in the middle of transferring files following a major crash, it may take a while to dig them out. Meantime, others will likely have them handier than I. |
| The Kindly One |
| Friday August 19 21:04:51 2011 Re: request for kill kill overkill |
| The Kindly One wrote: > Punk wrote: > > does anybody know where i can find an old movie > called > > kill kill overkill (AKA twisted fate)? > As far as I know, though, it was never sold on DVD and > may never have been on VHS. I may have a clip or two on > my other hard drive, but since I'm in the middle of > transferring files following a major crash, it may take a > while to dig them out. Meantime, others will likely have them handier than I. It was definitely available on vhs. The video store near my house had it. Unfortunately I copied the scenes in SLP so the quality is not the greatest. But the scene is awesome. Especially for duct tape fans. If you can find out, buy it. |
| H |
| diddvd@yahoo.com |
| Friday August 19 21:43:14 2011 Re: Possibility with Emmy Rossum |
| AJS wrote: > ..Doesn't matter really - her face is gorgeous either way! Yea, she's got that "Brittany Murphy before she..." look. |
| Ch |
| Friday August 19 21:45:47 2011 Re: Lucille Ball birthday |
| Pat Powers wrote: > civil wrote: > > Surprise scene for her 100th b-day weekend ... Pat, you rock. I don't know where you find this stuff but Lucille Ball was an early crush for me (along with Goldie Hawn). She looks fantastic; who knows what other kind of work she would've done if she hadn't been cast in "I Love Lucy". Not that I'm complaining, she had at least a couple of scenes on that show. |
| Friday August 19 21:50:33 2011 Re: whorehouse 13 |
| civil wrote: > claudia gets strapped to table... Been so waiting for a scene with her, not the greatest but it was something. I loved the 'princess' outfit she had on, showed some skin. Now if Joanne Kelly would get one too. |
| Friday August 19 23:21:29 2011 Fright Night |
| Anything happening with this movie. |
| Friday August 19 23:51:58 2011 Re: Fright Night |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Anything happening with this movie. Nothing unfortunately, saw the movie earlier. Too bad too because at one point the lead is seen purchasing two rolls of silver duct tape. I was hoping he might use a piece to gag his girlfriend at one point but no dice. |
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