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| Thursday September 12 00:54:36 2019 Stumptown |
| One of the new previews for Stumptown, with Cobie Smulders (premiering Sept. 25 on ABC) showed a quick shot of a young woman being tape gagged. so at least something to look forward to on this show. |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Thursday September 12 01:34:50 2019 Re: Stumptown |
| This was mentioned before about a week or so ago. I'm hopeful Cobie will get a good duct tape gag at some point on the show, she's long overdue for it for sure. We shall see when it airs. |
| Thursday September 12 05:22:54 2019 Grandma's House |
| Movie on El Rey On Demand where lead Rachelle Dimaria is bound and gagged with duct tape on two occasions. |
| Thursday September 12 07:38:45 2019 Re: The I-Land - upcoming series in september |
| On August 31 2019 Carlos wrote: > There is a new netflix series coming up on september > 12th. > The I-Land Any gag scene from this show? |
| gigglegagger |
| Thursday September 12 09:37:23 2019 Re: Grandma's House |
| On September 12 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Movie on El Rey On Demand where lead Rachelle Dimaria > bound and gagged with duct tape on two occasions. You happen to know the times this occurs? At least approximate? Cause, the complete movie is available for free viewing on Amazon Prime - and, otherwise it don't look like anything I want to sit through to watch the whole thing. Thanks! |
| Thursday September 12 09:46:09 2019 Re: Grandma's House |
| > You happen to know the times this occurs? At least > approximate? Cause, the complete movie is available for > free viewing on Amazon Prime - and, otherwise it don't > look like anything I want to sit through to watch the whole thing. Thanks! I looked myself and I dont think thats the right movie on Amazon. I'll post the trailer to video for the one he'd mentioned. Shows a second of action towards the end. |
| Thursday September 12 10:21:16 2019 The I Land |
| Anything in this new netflix thriller series? |
| Pixy |
| Thursday September 12 12:39:24 2019 Re: Hawkeye |
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| The Moderator |
| Thursday September 12 12:40:27 2019 Netflix series |
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This post was moved to The Video Page. Poster: (unsigned poster) Reason: Video request or link not on Video Page. See FAQs 1.11 & 1.12. TRAILERS COUNT! |
| The Moderator |
| Thursday September 12 18:50:00 2019 Re: Damsel with messy hair |
| On September 09 2019 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Any recommend guys? I find it sexy as hell. Here are several more examples of damsels with unkempt tresses. Title: Knee High P.I. (2003) Damsel: Nikki Ziering Playmate Nikki Ziering (playing herself) is kidnapped for ransom by three doofuses (or is that doofi?). She is bound to a chair and cleave-gagged with a red bandana. Her hair is a mess, but that is hardly surprising, as she was forcibly abducted from the Playboy Mansion. Title: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Episode: "The Vulcan Affair" (1.01) Damsel: Patricia Crowley Napoleon Solo (Robert Vaughn) and Elaine May Donaldson (guest star Patricia Crowley) are suspended from an overhead pipe by handcuffs at the wrists. Steam is introduced into the room to finish them off. Solo breaks them both free, but not before the steam messes up Elaine’s glamorous do. Title: A Clockwork Orange (1971) Damsel: Adrienne Corri Alex (Malcolm McDowell) and his three droogs invade the home of the writer Frank Alexander. Mrs. Alexander (Adrienne Corri) is bound (hands behind) and carried over the shoulder of Dim (a droog). Alex shoves a rubber ball into her mouth, and secures it in place with a wraparound gag of cellophane tape. However, because the tape is applied while she is being shoulder-carried, her hair falls in front of her face and gets caught up in the tape, leaving her hair in a mess. Of course, that’s the least of her problems. Title: Dynasty Episode: "The Rescue" (5.04) Damsel: Heather Locklear Sammy Jo (Heather Locklear) has kidnapped her own son in a custody dispute. Adam (Gordon Thomson) breaks into her motel room to retrieve the child and return him to the biological father. Using a ridiculously convenient pile of scarves, Adam cleaves-gags Sammy Jo, then ties her up (hands behind, ankles together). All the while, Sammy Jo resists furiously, her long blonde hair flying everywhere. Title: Dragnet (1967) Episode: "Homicide DR 22" (3.14) Damsel: Unknown Friday and Gannon investigate the murder of a young woman who was found in her apartment hogtied and OTM gagged. Her killer was an ex-boyfriend, a cowboy by trade, who wrestled her into the gag and hogtie and then finished her off by smashing a heavy ceramic object over her head. No surprise, her long blonde hair ended up a mess. It is not a pretty sight. But here, the messy hair provided a clue. Ceramic chips in her hair (and on the gag), coupled with an absence of chips beneath her body, proved that the woman was already on the floor, hogtied and helpless when he finished her off – cold-blooded murder! He was sent to the gas chamber. |
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| Thursday September 12 21:59:05 2019 Re: American Woman |
| Not sure if anyone here is in attendance at the Tribeca Film Festival, but this is having it's premiere there. To anyone who's seen it there, any DID material at all for Sarah Gadon in it? Been dying to know ever since hearing of the premise, which is a fictional version of the Patty Hearst kidnapping. It's possible some creative liberties were taken with the actual events the film is loosely based on, which hopefully includes good B&G action. |
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