Boat Bound

I can't believe I've had this clip for fourteen years, now. From the looks of it, I last put this up on the site fourteen years ago, too. So let's rectify that now.

A nice barefoot lady gets bound and gagged in a cabin aboard a boat. Her cleave gag is very goofy at first. It goes up the side of her head.

But the gag gets fixed by her high seas abductors.

But eventually, she's left in the cabin ungagged, but still tied hand and foot.

I still don't know what this is from, but you can see this clip right here.

Happy Halloween

Just want to wish everybody a happy and safe Halloween today. And beware of those trick or treaters! Some of them might not be wearing masks! That's their real faces!

RIP Patrick Steward

As you might have already heard, Patrick Steward passed away this past Wednesday, Oct 28. The Shakespearean-trained actor was 86 years old. He did many roles on the stage and in movies, but Steward was best known as Jean Luc Picard, the Captain of the USS Enterprise-D, on Star Trek: The Next Generation. He also was Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men films (and has a role in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday). He was one of my favorite actors. He always brought a great gravitas to every role he played. He will be sorely missed.

The Haunting (1999)

The Haunting, the movie released back in the 1960s that was based on the Shirley Jackson novel, The Haunting of Hill House, was remade back in 1999.

Same basic story as the original film, but with Lili Taylor as Nell.

And as with all haunted house stories (even those ghost hunter shows), the weird shit always takes place at night, forcing our heroine to investigate in her bare feet.

And from the looks of the footprints that she's following, it appears the ghosts are also barefoot.

Even Catherine Zeta-Jones goes sans shoes for a bit.

But it's Lili Taylor's Nell who really has a rough ride of it. She winds up going barefoot for a good portion of the film.

Later, Nell gets attacked in her bed by pieces of the wall decorations, which have become possessed.

She winds up getting pinned down on her bed. This is the closest the film gets to a BF bondage scene. Happy Hauntings this Halloween!

Wolf Lake

Wolf Lake was a TV show that aired over twenty years ago. It was about werewolves who lived near Seattle (which explains Starbucks, which also came from there). The series didn't last one season, having been cancelled after only airing five episodes.

In the fourth episode, "Tastes Like Chicken," Sophia (Mary Elizabeth Winstead *sigh*) gets kidnapped by Nancy (Kiersten Warren) who keeps her tied up in a closet.

Nancy comes in from time to time to give Sophia some water through a hole in her tape gag.

This is a nice, long bondage scene, and Sophia is barefoot through all of it.

She's tied with rope in a hog-tie, but with her hands bound in front of her.

Later, she's trussed up in a bath tub. Werewolves always go well with the Halloween season. You can see this whole scene right here.

Was It Something I Said?

Story: What's the matter with these guys? All I asked if they were cosplayers pretending to do a ritual. I mean, I get it. Halloween, and all that. Great way to get into the mood by doing a fake ritual and all that. But, jeez, they didn't have to tie me up like this. If I insulted them, then fine, I'll go back to the beach and resume my walk. But, seriously guys, was it something I said?"

The Screaming Dead Pt2

Eventually, all of the women in the paranormal team are caught by the horny ghost, with several of them being placed in special traps.

Heidi Kristoffer is locked down onto a table, under a Chinese water trap, which drips water onto her head.

Meanwhile, Rachel Robbins gets strapped down to a table that gives her a good stretch...quite against her will.

All of the heroines are barefoot and clad in just their underwear in these scenes.

The scene with Rachel is easily the best one in the film, with plenty of shots of her bound bare feet and sweaty bound body.

Everybody makes it out of their dire situations. More to come!