Cult Zero

In the second season episode "Cult Zero" of Acapulco Heat, stars Alison Armitage and Lydie Denier get into some more trouble when they are captured by a cult.

They're left tied to beds in what looks like a hotel room, but it's supposed to be a bedroom in the cult's compound.

Lydie is barefoot, and clad in a one piece bathing suit (with a sarong) when she's trussed up.

She also looks really pissed to have been captured like this.

The girls eventually work their way out of their bonds

Just in time to prevent the cult killer from trying to have his cult members all kill themselves (while he absconds with all the money). It's never a dull moment for these ladies.

My top five list for Movies/TV in 2018

I'm not a professional critic, but I know what I like. The list below consists of the top five movies and TV shows that I really enjoyed within the past year of 2018. Let's start with the movies:

5: Solo: A Star Wars Story -- Forget all of the behind the scenes nonsense and just enjoy this movie for the rollicking good time that it is.

4: The Incredibles 2 -- The Incredibles return in a dazzling new adventure that's filled with stunning visuals and a story line that's relevant for today.

3: Black Panther -- a joyous film with a resonant story that makes it more than a superhero tale, with the villain being just as fascinating as the hero, set within a truly magical place.

2: Annihilation -- A fantastic blend of science fiction and horror with a mind-bending concept that makes you think. A marvelous film.

1: A Quiet Place -- my fave of the year, and not just because everybody in it goes BF. It's a gripping, enthralling horror movie with a lot of heart.

My Top Five TV Series:

5: Bodyguard (Netflix) -- I didn't think I would like this series. But this turned out to be a really good thriller with plenty of twists and turns.

4: The Haunting of Hill House (Netflix) -- a frightening reworking of a classic story that's also very deeply touching.

3: The Man in the High Castle (Amazon) -- it returned after an almost two year wait, and was even better than the first two seasons. Diving deeper into its science fiction trappings without losing sight of its characters, TMITHC is so good it's stunning.

2: Lost In Space (Netflix) -- A well-done revival of a beloved series, this show is genuinely exciting. Parker Posey and Molly Parker are both superb as Dr. Smith and Momma Robinson, respectively.

1: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (Netflix) -- I initially didn't think I would like this one either, but I was wrong. Sabrina is funny and scary, sometimes all at once. I can't wait for more.

New Poser art on DA

New Years' Eve is right around the corner, but a couple vacationing in a tropical resort wind up with other plans when they get kidanpped! Will they be able to sing 'Auld lang syne'? Find out right here.

The Dexter Holiday Special

Yvonne Strahovski co-stars in the Dexter episode "Do the Wrong Thing" (from the seventh season).

Strahovski plays a woman who is a psychopath--which makes her a target for Dexter, the serial killer who hunts down and kills serial killers.

The fact that the big "dispatch" scene (with a nice twist at the end) takes place in a cheery Christmas setting makes this clip somewhat apt during this holiday season.

It's a very well-done scene, and Yvonne looks gorgeous. You can download the clip right here.

Dangerous Bait

Acapulco Heat was a Charlie's Angels-type TV series that took place in Mexico (obviously, or else it wouldn't be called Acapulco Heat).

Lydie Denier starred as one of the sleuths. In the second season episode Dangerous Bait, she's working undercover as a maid when she's taken hostage.

She's also barefoot during her hostage scenes.

And, as an added plus, she gets tied up at the end of the show. Her bondage scene is very brief, but--hey--she's BF, which makes this noteworthy for me.

Merry Christmas to all

The video is an interesting look at how Christmas--the holiday we know and love--came to be. I never knew that its roots can be traced back to the Roman Empire.

For those of you in the here and now, I'd like to wish you and yours a Very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

Annie is back

My latest Poser picture is a four panel comic strip that features the return of my magician's assistant Annie. This time Annie finds herself in all too real danger, having been kidnapped for real--but, she's still an escape artist. Find out how she makes her escape right here.

Miss Fisher Saves the Day

Miss Fisher is a sleuth in 1930s Australia who helps people whenever she can. Here, she's looking for Camilla (Haiha Le), who has been kidnapped.

Camilla is found bound and gagged in a warehouse.

It's an all too brief scene, but the fact that Le is bound barefoot makes this a keeper for me. You can download the clip right here.

Kobol's Last Gleaming Part Two

I was wracking my brains over the past few days, because I knew there was one more BF scene from the Battlestar Galactica reboot.

I recall a barefoot Number Six (Tricia Helfer) leading Baltar into the ruins of an anient opera house.

And she does so, in the first season episode Kobol's Last Gleaming Part Two.

Helfer even goes barefoot in a real opera house as she beckons Baltar closer to view something important in this vision.

The new Ryta The Jungle Girl book

I am pleased to announce that the latest Ryta the Jungle Girl book is now available for sale!

In her latest adventure, Ryta discovers that the long-lost temple of Pasha Tem, a storehouse of knowledge and technology for the people of Atlantis, has been found.

Unwilling to let the highly advanced tech and weapons stored at Pasha Tem to fall into the wrong hands--like Mother Midnight, or the Gargoyles--Ryta leads a group of warriors to try and beat any of her enemies from reaching the abandoned temple.

But what Ryta doesn't realize is that Pasha Tem isn't abandoned. The sentinels of Pasha Tem are willing to guard their home with their very lives, if need be.

And they are ready and waiting for Ryta.

You can get your copy of Ryta the Jungle Girl and the Sentinels of Pasha Tem right here.

Hostage situation on DA

A woman preparing for a nice intimate evening with her boyfriend winds up bound and gagged and blindfolded on the couch, and being babysat by a goon, instead! Find out what's behind this drastic change of plans in my latest Poser picture, right here.

Home Part 2

In the second half of the season 2 Battlestar Galactica two parter called Home, Number Six (Tricia Helfer) tries to divert Baltar's (James Callis) attention.

When that doesn't work, she "changes" into sweats and continues the conversation with him like this, going barefoot for the rest of the scene.

I have to admit, I think she looks even sexier like this.

She's so darn cute, despite being the fact she's an imaginary, murderous robot from hell.

A spirited woman

Clara Hopf stars as an Apache woman who's taken captive by a scavenger. Her troubles intensify when the scavenger is stopped by a pair of outlaws, with one of them having unhealthy designs on the bound and gagged woman.

He cuts her feet loose for the purpose of assaulting her, but she manages to escape all three men by riding a horse away from them with her hands still bound behind her back.

Later, she's recaptured and tied to a tree. She's rescued by a soldier. Miss Hopf is barefoot throughout this clip.

You can download the clip right here.

The DC Crossover

I saw the latest DC Arrow-verse Crossover (on the CW streaming app, available on the Roku), which unites the heroes of Arrow, The Flash, and Supergirl into one big event. Although I was surprised to see that the Legends of Tomorrow weren't involved this time, in a way it made sense, because this year's crossover was a more stripped-down affair that involved Oliver Queen and Barry Allen switching lives. Oliver wakes up to find out he's the Flash, and Barry finds out he's the Green Arrow. Supergirl still stays Supergirl.

I really enjoyed this Crossover. The fact that it lacked the more somber aspects of the last two Crossovers made it a more fun romp, with our heroes first battling the super-powered android Amazo, and then searching for clues in Gotham City, where they meet Batwoman. Ruby Rose was perfect casting as Kate Kane/Batwoman, and I hope we see her again soon. There were even some nice Easter Eggs for Batman fans (like having some of the action take place on "Nolan and Burton" streets). All in all, it was a fun, exciting excursion, which leads into an even more epic Crossover Event next year. Can't wait to see it.

As snug as a bug

...in the proverbial rug. I came across this video from a kind poster on Brian's Page, who originally posted the link there. This video is from the Tube of You. There's no story line, just tying up. But I thought it was funny how the girl watches TV during the knot tying. It's all so very casual.

Star Wars...and Ryta

If you ever wanted to see what the original Star Wars movie would look like with the Space: 1999 theme song, here's your chance. It's very well done.

In other news, I'm halfway through with the second draft editing/rewriting on the latest Ryta the Jungle Girl book. I should have this done by this week. I will definitely have this newest book up for sale by Christmas. I'll keep you updated right here with the latest in Ryta news.

More crazed 'bots on DA

Another crazed robot goes nuts and takes a pretty woman captive in my latest Poser picture. Come see the mechanized madness right here.

Ant Man & The Wasp

I finally saw Ant-Man & The Wasp recently, and I enjoyed it a great deal. In some ways it's much better than the first one--and that's saying a lot, because I thought the first Ant-Man was extremely good. What makes the sequel better for me is that Evangeline Lilly is finally able to soar as the Wasp.

The first Ant-Man film hinted at Hope van Dyne's super heroic abilities, and the sequel puts her ample crime-fighting prowess on full display in some great action scenes (her battle with the thugs in the kitchen is my favorite). Lilly is superb as Hope/The Wasp, and while she almost steals the film, Paul Rudd also shines once more as Ant-Man. Their new villain, Ghost, is a fascinating character with an interesting story of her own. I really hope we get a third film in the Ant-Man series, because I enjoyed being with these guys so much. Highly recommended.

Hair care of the damned

In the long running German cop show Tatort, there's an episode called ihr kinderlein kommet, in which Lotte Flack is kidnapped by a psycho.

He gives her a full hair cut, including a wash, while she's tied to the barber chair.

In this hair-washing sequence she's barefoot.

Later Flack is tied down to a bed, where she's wearing socks.

Simone Thomalla, who plays the cop searching for Flack, eventually gets captured by the psycho, too (fully dressed). But there's good news; it all ends well. Keep in mind that this clip (from Sam, I believe) is quite large in size.

You can download the clip right here.