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.

Meeting the Witch

STORY: Helga had been warned repeatedly to never venture too far into the woods of the Black Forest. For there were terrible things in there that would hunt her down and ensnare her. But that was for when she was a little girl. Helga was fully grown and could take care of herself now.

Besides, there were these wonderful purple flowers that grew by the side of the pathway just by the entrance to the woods. Helga picked a few, and marveled at how beautiful they were. And then everything suddenly went dark....

When Helga woke up, she found herself bound hand and foot and gagged on a chair inside the cramped house of a witch! Helga didn't know how she got here, only that she WAS here, and was completely helpless as a witch brewed something that smelled awful in her caldron.

NOTE: As I mentioned in the previous Halloween picture, I got kicked off of DA (twice in one year) and so I'm posting my ideas for Halloween pictures (now done with Ai) right here. Hope you're enjoying the Halloween season (aka October). Also, all people depicted in the picture are age 18 or older.

Inside No. 9

Inside No. 9 was an anthology series that was made for British TV. A horror series, each episode dealt with the number nine in some way, shape, or form.

In this episode, The Harrowing, a young house sitter--played by Aimee-Ffion Edwards--is hired by a creepy couple to watch over their home for them while they're out for the evening.

But the whole affair turns out to be a ruse, as the creepy couple just wanted to get her in the house all along. She was their target.

After they spring their trap, the young house sitter wakes up to find herself tied to a chair and gagged, as well as having been stripped down to her underwear.

And she sits there, helpless, as something stalks its way towards her. This is a great BF bondage scene, which became one of my faves the moment I saw it, and you can see it right here.

A Bell From Hell Pt3

And so John is in the process of slicing up his cousins, now that they're all hung up like sides of beef.

John even puts them down on a table to wash them. One sick little puppy is John.

You'd think the teeny weeny little gags would fall off under all of this water, wouldn't you?

But Esther, the little sister, has tkaen enough of this shit as she can.

Esther actually manages to free herself, and good for her.

It's cool that, since she was the first one to be captured by John, Esther turns out to be the one who saves herself and her sisters.

All three sisters survive their ordeal, and they even manage some revenge against their 'dear' cousin John in the end.

A Bell From Hell Pt2

Then we're treated to a very nice shot here.

The woman, their bound wrists attached to a chain on a winch, are each pulled up and off the tables they're laying on.

The result is that we see their bound bare feet being pulled from the sheets that covered them.

And this moment makes one what's probably one of the all-time best BF bondage scenes.

I loved the way the toes clutch the edge of the table, here.

And when she finally lets go, there's a brief swing....

....and we've got bound bare feet swinging in mid-air. More to come.

A Bell From Hell Pt1

A Bell From Hell was a horror film that was released in the 1970s.

It dealt with a young man named John (Renaud Verley) who has spent some time in a mental insitution, only to be sent home to live with his aunt and three grown cousins Teresa (Nuria Gimeno), Maria (Christine Betzner) and Esther (Maribel Martín).

But once home, John proceeds to capture each of of his cousins one by one, catching the youngest here by playing a tie up game with her.

Then he takes them down to the family dungeon (because who doesn't have a dungeon, I guess), where they are stripped and tied up.

Each woman has her wrists tied to a chain attached to the ceiling.

And each woman is raised from the table by a winch in the ceiling.

And they're all gagged with too-small tape gags that look like they could fall off if they work their jaw hard enough. More to come.

The Boogeyman

The Boogeyman is one of my favorite films. It starred Suzanna Love, a heiress of the Dupont family who personally financed many of director Ulli Lommel's films. Lommel, who was married to Love for a time, also directed The Boogeyman, which was released in 1980.

This movie has a simply wonderful barefoot bondage scene that's been one of my all-time favorite scenes since I first saw this film on a rented VHS tape way back in the 80s. Renting VHS tapes? Yes, my children, I am that old.

I always loved ths dragging scene. It shows off her bound bare feet very nicely.

Suzanna Love also co-wrote the screenplay for the Boogeyman.

The Boogeyman, overall, was a low budget affair, and that roughness can still be seen in the finished product. But I'm actually pleasantly surprised at how good it is, despite its flaws. It could serve as a fun flick to watch at a Halloween party.

But, of course, the best thing about it remains this wonderful scene, which you can see right here.