The Indian Tomb

In 1959, actress Debra Paget (who was in the 1956 version of The Ten Commandments) starred in the movie The Indian Tomb. It was directed by Fritz Lang, who also directed the classic Metropolis, and M.

A scantily clad and barefoot Paget performs a ritualistic dance for a giant snake within the tomb of the film's title.

Paget is very good, and extremely sexy, in this dance scene. The only let down is the snake--despite how upscale the production values are on this flick, the snake still looks very shoddily made.

But, Paget still looks divine as she swirls around and bends herself into various positions. The snake dance scene is available on YouTube:

Who is he?

He had abducted her from poolside and brough her to the woods, where he had tied her up and gagged her. He then ranted and raved about how she was going to pay for what she did to him. But Gloria didn't even know who he was. She began to wonder if he had abducted the right person.

Caught Snoop

Found these vidcaps in the files and don't know what film/TV show they belong to.

They're still nice to look at on their own, though.

It looks to me that this woman was caught while snooping and was 'stashed away' for the time being.

I believe this might be from a Spanish production, perhaps a soap opera. The snoop even has another woman lording it over her.

It's just another warning against the dangers of snooping. Nancy Drew keeps doing it, and the same thing keeps happening to her.

Buzzheart

Konstantina Messini stars in Buzzheart, a Greek film about parents of an adult daughter who might be taking their control-freak obsession with her way too far.

I haven't seen the film, just this scene, which was clipped by Jakob 88. Thanks to this clip, we know that Messini's character winds up tied to a chair and gagged.

She's clad only in a white tank top and panties and is barefoot.

She then gets blindfolded with black tape being placed over her eyes.

She gets rescued. It's a nicely intense scene, with solid bondage and a good ending, and you can see it right here.

Spectre Pt2

Later in the TV film Spectre, the cult is in full party mode as they get ready to sacrifice Ann Bell.

She's carried into the ceremonial chamber on a stretcher, bound hand and foot and gagged.

She's re-tied into a spread-eagle position on the altar. Bell is barefoot throughout her bondage scene.

One can't help but wonder what things would have been like if Spectre had gone to series. Would we be seeing more BF bondage scenes like this every week?

Bell is un-gagged for a moment, letting everybody know exactly how she feels about this situation.

She's then re-gagged with a cleave.

Thankfully, she's rescued in the end. You can see the entire movie at the link below:

Spectre Pt1

Robert Culp and Gig Young starred in Spectre, a 1977 TV movie produced by Star Trek's creator Gene Roddenberry that was supposed to serve as a pilot for a TV series. It didn't sell, but we still have the pilot film.

Culp and Young were experts in the occult who were battling a demonic cult in England.

This cult performed human sacrifice, and had this woman tied up against a wall in their dungeon.

After examining her, they discover the bound woman was heavily drugged. The investigators leave her tied up on the wall.

They do this so not as to alert the other members of the cult. More to come.

Bloody Mama

Pamela Dunlap stars in Bloody Mama as a young woman who's out for a swim--only to run afoul of a murderous mother and her grown boys.

Dunlap is later seen bound and gagged while tied down to a bed in the outlaws' hideout.

Dunlap's still barefoot and clad in the black bathing suit she wore when she was captured.

There's a nice camera pan down her bound body as Mama, played by the great Shelly Winters, inspects Dunlap's bonds while talking to one of her sons.

This was one of my all-time favorite BF bondage scenes when I first saw this movie on TV as a kid back in the late 70s (and it still is today). It caught me completely by surprise, and I wouldn't see it again until more than a decade later, when I was able to get it on video--that would be VHS, back then. I took these vidcaps from a DVD.

Bloody Mama was based on the real-life exploits of Kate "Ma" Barker, who was accused of being the leader of a criminal gang that consisted of her adult sons. But there's been some doubt recently as to whether Ma Barker was truly the criminal mastermind that she was made out to be in the media back in the 1930s.

Bloody Mama was directed by B-Movie king Roger Corman, who considers it one of his favorite films. It had a stacked cast of then-up and coming actors, like Robert De Niro, Bruce Dern, Don Stroud, Robert Walden, and Alex Nicol.