There's a movie on Netflix right now with Christina Ricci called Distorted. It's a thriller about a woman trying to uncover a conspiracy within her condo building. Ricci goes barefoot a lot in this (mostly whever she's home), and she gets strapped to a chair near the end (her feet are not shown, so I don't know if she's BF). Not a great thriller, but if you're a fan of Ricci's, you might enjoy this one for the BF and slight bondage scenes.
Lara Croft is coming to Amazon Prime in a live action series, and she's already on Netflix in an animated series. To celebrate the return of Lara, I've also created a new Poser picture with her, which you can see right here.
Note: the picture I used here is from Into The Blue 2.
Gilligan's Island, the "classic" TV series from the 1960s, even had a moment for us.
The extremely wonderful and divine Dawn Wells got tied to a pole in the episode "How to Be a Hero." Of course, the other castaways were tied up as well, but who cares about them.
While she wasn't barefoot, Dawn wore some very nice, tight shorts.
And her gag was certainly an interesting choice.
Everybody's rescued, of course. Someone asked me way back then if I could make a Poser picture of Dawn based on this scene. I'm having trouble finding that picture, but that inspires me to make another one. I'll keep you posted.
Fanfare for a Death Scene was a TV movie, released in 1964, that was meant to be a pilot for a TV series called Stryker, starring Richard Egan.
But this TV movie also had a very nice BF bondage scene, featuring a naked young woman (actress unknown) struggling against her bonds while in a filled bath tub.
The camera pans down alongside of her until we get a shot of her bound bare feet just as she knocks something to the floor, making some much-needed sound.
She's trying to draw the attention of an agent who's speaking to Tina Louise (Gilligan's Island) who's pretending to be her. It's a brief but really nice scene, which you can see right here.
There are some nice scenes of the girls gallavanting in their underwear (while still BF) as they go running around the mansion. Tisa is trying to distract the robot servants from the fact that Daria is out snooping around. But would a roboy even notice her charms? They would in this movie.
Daria, and a friend, just barely gets caught...for now.
But later, she and the others are grabbed by the central bad guy, who wants to hunt them through the jungles surrounding his mansion. Slave Girls basically becomes a remake of The Most Dangerous Game, here. And it works pretty well.
There's even a scene with the villain bragging about the nefarious plans that he's got planned for them.
Granted, Slave Girls From Beyond Infinity may be a bad B-movie in many ways, but there's a lot--fetish-wise--that it offers. It also has some great production vaules in its mansion and jungle sets.
I bought it on DVD many years back, and that might still be available. However, SGFBI is also on digital...in one form or another (it's on Amazon Prime right now). Can't recommend this highly enough. Check it out if you get the chance.
Released in 1987, Slave Girls From Byond Infinity is a fantastic B-movie about scantily-clad, barefoot slave girls battling against space madmen and their robots!
Elizabeth Kaitan and Cindy Beal star as the slave girls, and the very first scene has both women chained up deep in the bowels of a spaceship. But Daria (Kaitan) manages to free herself of her chains. She then helps Tisa (Beal) get free, as well.
Making their escape via a lifepod, the girls crash land on an alien planet--which looks somewhat like Southern California. Crashing in the sea, they get separated.
Daria makes her way to a large mansion in the jungle, where she finds Tisa, along with the wealthy owner, who offers her a room and clothes.
But Daria discovers something is off about this place, and she's not wrong! Daria and Tisa go barefoot (as well as scantily clad) for the better part of this film's running time, making it one of the best BF bondage flicks out there. Much more to come.
Director Lee Cronin, who helmed the great Evil Dead Rise, has another horror film coming out in April of '26, a new version of The Mummy. The first trailer has been released, and it looks pretty intense. You can see it in the link above.
No word yet on whether this new Mummy will be as BF friendly as Evil Dead Rise was (the above picture is from EDR), but I guess we'll find out soon enough. We don't have enough of decent Mummy movies, regardless, so I'm looking forward to this one.
