Satanic Panic

Satanic Panic became one of my favorites the moment I saw it. For obvious reasons. But the film overall can be a fun watch around Halloween.

Hayley Griffith plays a pizza delivery girl who got ripped off out of her tip, so she goes looking for answers in the mansion where she delivered the pizzas at, only to find Ruby Modine.

Turns out Hayley's dealing with a group of satanists, and Ruby, who's bound naked in a hogtie, is their planned offering at a ritual.

Hayley quickly rescues Ruby from her hogtie, and Ruby puts some clothes on. This hogtie scene is one of my all-time favorites.

But both women wind up getting chained to the sacrifical altar later in the film.

Both scenes can be seen in the clip by Abductor88, which you can see right here.

Shadow: Short Film

Actress Bella Hipps stars in Shadow, a short horror film that's extremely well done scary, making it a perfect watch for the Halloween season. The fact that Miss Hipps spends the second half of the film barefoot also makes it perfect. No bondage, just a lengthy BF scene. You can see it below:

Ghost in the Invisible Bikini

This is a fun one. Ghost in the Invisible Bikini features Lili (Deborah Walley), who is taken down to the dungeon by a gorilla.

The gorilla (played by actor George Barrows in a gorilla suit), carries her down to a large spinning saw.

Once there, Lili is tied (and gagged) on a log that's on a conveyor belt which leads to a buzzsaw.

Much like the damsels in the old silent films, Lili is then helplessly sent to the whirling buzzsaw.

The manner in which she's bound looks a bit silly, but she's barefoot throughout this scene.

But even when a rescue attempt is carried out, the heroes must still battle the villains, and Lili winds up going back and forth from the buzzsaw.

It's a silly film, but with a nice scene. There's just enough of a supernatural element (the ghost) to make it a fun watch for Halloween.

All Too Real

Story: Helen had tried to warn them, but they wouldn't listen. She had tried to explain to the others in the expedition that these pods that had been finding submerged deep beneath the lagoon waters were eggs from a creature that they had yet to meet. In her desperation, Helen had tried to take the eggs back to their nesting place herself, but was caught in the act by the others. She had been left bound and gagged on the deck of their boat, while she listened to their frantic deliberations as to what to do with her.

That was when the creature appeared, emerging from the waters right beside Helen's bound body. And with his (her?) merciless attack on the others, killing each and every one of them, the creature proved that it was all too real. When the creature appeared back on deck, with its eggs tucked in one fin-like hand, Helen just closed her eyes and braced herself for the end. Instead, she'd heard a loud splash in the water, and instantly realized that the creature had spared her.

Lair of the White Worm Pt2

As I mentioned in the previous post, Lair of the White Worm contains one of my all-time favorite barefoot bondage scenes.

But the movie itself, directed by Ken Russell, is well worth your while.

Bram Stoker, who wrote the novel this film was based on (as well as the original Dracula novel) was also a theatrical agent for Sir Henry Irving, a famous stage actor back in the late 19th cenutry.

In the film Bram Stoker's Dracula, there's a sign advertising a performance by Sir Henry Irving on the streets of London.

Stoker also wrote The Jewel of the Seven Stars, which was a mummy story. There are elements of archaeology in Lair, as well. Stoker must have had a fascination with it.

The Jewel of the Seven Stars was later turned into Blood From the Mummy's Tomb, by Hammer films. Some people might not know this, but just about all of Bram Stoker's books have been adapted into films.

That's enough of the Halloween trivia for now. You can see this wonderful BF bondage scene from Lair of the White Worm right here.

Lair of the White Worm Pt1

The Lair of the White Worm, released in 1988, was based on the novel of the same name by author Bram Stoker, who also wrote the original Dracula novel.

Near the end of LOTWW, both Catherine Oxenberg and Sammi Davis have been captured and tied up in the dungeon of the white worm. Sammi has been left tied up with her hands behind her back to the wall.

But Katherine, who has been chosen as the 'nom-nom' chewable sacrifice for the white worm, has been stripped of her clothing, down to her underwear, and tied up on a small cliff overlooking the well.

She--along with Sammi--has been gagged with a thin strip of what looks like tape.

And, if I may say, Katherine really looks wonderful here.

This has long been one of my favorite scenes, from the moment I first saw it back in the 1980s. On VHS tape! Wow! Now that's scary! I own it on DVD now.

The attention paid to her bound bare feet in this scene just makes this a winner for me.

The bound BF shots here are pure perfection. And there's much more to come.

Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter

Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter was a fun horror/adventure flick that introduces Munro's barefoot Gypsy girl character in the stocks (that's not blood, BTW, but tomatoes). She's rescued by Kronos, who is on his way with his assistant to fix a vampire problem in the nearby town.

Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter was Caroline Munro's third film, after her film debut in A Talent For Loving and then Dracula AD 1972--which, like Captain Kronos, was produced by Hammer Films.

Munro quickly joins the Vampire Hunter as his second assistant, getting caught up in a chilling mystery.

And the charm of this film for me is that Caroline Munro goes barefoot throughout--not putting shoes on even when she's in town.

This is also a perfect flick to watch around Halloween (which is almost here). So, we have something here for everybody. Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter is highly recommended overall.