3X3 Eyes

3X3 Eyes was a Japanese Manga that was published from 1987 to 2002. It was written and illustrated by Yuzo Takada.

The English version was published by Dark Horse Comics.

I never bought this book. Not because I didn't like it, or anything like that. I just never heard of it until well after its run was over.

These scans are the only thing I know this book from. I haven't read this at all, so I have no context. Although, juding from the BF bondage that's going on here, I'm thinking that I should track some of these books down.

Various & Sundry

Actress/writer/director Lorna Nickson-Brown takes a much needed rest at the beach.

Former American Ninja Warrior host Kristine Leahy and a little friend enjoy an outing on the water.

A cat-suited Alexsandra Drozdova looks more like an action heroine in a spy flick here than an actress.

Adabel Guerrero taking some time out to check out the fence on her back forty.

Anna Livya Padilha, known as an actress, looks more like a classic snoop on board this boat.

Brazilian actress Regiane Alves in a quiet moment in an ancient temple (that's what it looks like).

Former Captain Marvel Brie Larson bids you adieu. It's been a while since I've done one of these, and a lazy, early summer Sunday felt like a good time.

Gator Bait

Would you believe I've never seen Gator Bait until just recently? I caught it on Joe Bob's Last Drive-In show on Shudder.

Claudia Jennings stars as Desiree, a Cajun version of a jungle girl. She briefly wears these weird looking Roman-type sandals at the very beginning, but for the rest of the film's running time, she's wonderfully barefoot and scantily clad.

She even climbs trees like a jungle girl (although she doesn't swing from them). Desiree goes on the warpath when her younger sister is killed and her home is burnt down by thugs who wrongfully blame her for another person's death.

For a B-movie from the 1970s, Gator Bait is actually very well done. The only thing I would have liked to have seen was Desiree getting tied up, which never happens.

If there had been a BF bondage scene with Miss Jennings, then Gator Bait would have been insanely great.

But Gator Bait still has a heroine going barefoot throughout the whole film, which makes it a must-have in my book. Thanks for letting me know about this one, Joe Bob! If I may borrow a phrase of his: The drive-in will never die!

The Foreign Guest

The Foreign Guest (Der Fremde Gast) is a TV movie that was made in Germany, originally airing in 2007. It features two women getting tied up, the first being tied to a pipe in the deep end of a pool.

The villain then turns on the water, filling the pool. With the damsel (Barbara Rudnik) tied to the pipe, there's a serious threat of her drowning. She's barefoot, and clad in a comfortable-looking outfit.

Meanwhile, the other damsel (Jasmin Schwiers) is grabbed by the baddie, who's her boyfriend, and is tied up by him. She's dressed, but is barefoot.

Unlike Miss Rudnik in the pool, whose feet are left free, Schwiers winds up getting completely tied up, both hands and bare feet.

Schwiers also gets gagged for good measure.

But Schwiers actively starts seeking a way to free herself. She finds it by breaking a small vase.

She manages to free herself. Both barefoot damsels survive their bondage ordeal in what is one of my all-time favorite scenes, which you can see right here.

Intertwined: a short film

A young woman goes to therapy one day, sans shoes, and gets a surprise.

Her therapist decides to tie her hands together at the wrists behind her back. A second young woman, whose hands are already tied, soon joins her on the sofa for a little group therapy.

So this short film has barefoot bondage. But would this be considered bondage therapy? Find out for yourself below:

So Much For The Rescue

Playing a variation on an escape room game, a captured woman sees the promise of a rescue fall flat on its face right before her eyes in my latest Poser picture, which you can see right here.

Note: the picture I used here is from Live Once, Die Twice.

Terminator: Genisys

In Terminator: Genisys, Emilia Clarke, who's best known for playing Daenerys Targaryen on Game of Thrones, plays Sarah Connor, the mother of the Resistance. Sarah was originally played by Linda Hamilton in the first two Terminator movies and Terminator: Dark Fate.

In this scene, Sarah's been captured by the police after traveling through time with John Connor (played here by Jai Courtney). Since you have to travel through time in the nude (at least in the Terminator films) Sarah and John are given hospital clothes to wear when they are captured.

At first they are handcuffed with their wrists behind their backs, and you can clearly see that Sarah is barefoot throughout this scene. After staging a fight, Sarah and John are each cuffed with one wrists to the edge of their beds. But being cuffed this way enables them to escape.

Later, Sarah is cuffed with her wrists to a table in a police interrogation room, fully dressed this time. She's freed by another character. As much as I like Emilia, I wasn't crazy about this flick. Lena Headey, Emilia's co-star on Game Of Thrones, starred as Sarah Connor in the much better TV series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.