Beware Letting In Strangers

Thanks to a nice poster on Brian's Page, I was able to find this very nice video from an Asian production.

One woman enters the apartment of another, and overpowers her. There are some great barefoot shots here as the woman who is the apartment owner gets tied up on camera.

What's also cool is the woman doing the tying is also barefoot, as well.

Yes, there's a very nice BF bondage scene overall in the middle of this extra long video. Unfortunately, the video has since been removed from You Tube. Well, at least we still have these vidcaps.

Angie's Back

Angie, the continuing heroine of my "Let's Try It" series, is back, and facing new dangers. To see what new (bound and gagged) scrape the scantily-clad Angie has gotten herself into now, just go right here.

Note: the picture I used here is from the movie Under Investigation.

Uninhabited

I discovered an Australian-made film called Uninhabited. It has a nice scene.

It stars Geraldine Hakewill as an Australian woman who goes on vacation on a private island--only to find out that she and her husband are not the only people there.

After a nice slow pan up her bound body, the camera stops on her gagged face.

Her husband is bound with her, he's in the darkness on the left of this picture.

Although she's not barefoot, I still like this scene because of the way she's tied and gagged.

It's also one of my favorite fantasies: the captured tourists. If only she were BF. Oh well, they can't all be perfect.

Captain America!

I was re-watching Captain America: Civil War when I noticed this nice scene of Elizabeth Olsen relaxing barefoot in her quarters at Avengers headquarters. I believe I posted this picture before here (even though I still had to re-cap it this time).

But I know I haven't posted this picture before, since I just noticed it for the first time in my re-viewing of CA:CW. The woman on the gurney right behind the guy has her bare feet bound together in a brief but very nice shot. As Stan Lee would say, Excelsior!

Satanic Panic

I was about to make a joke about how you'd better be careful at these upcoming New Year's parties, or you might wind up like these ladies. But, with the way things are going lately, most--if not everybody--might be staying home on that night.

So, in Satanic Panic, Hayley Griffith plays a pizza delivery girl who's looking for her tip--only to find herself in a mansion filled with Satanists.

It's while avoiding these Satanists that Hayley happens upon Ruby Modine, in a wonderful scene where she's trussed up in a hogtie on a bed in a room.

While both Hayley and Ruby wind up tied up on the sacrifical slab later, it's this hogtie scene that made Satanic Panic a must-get for me.

If you decide to see the whole movie, note that it's basically a black comedy with a lot of gore.

You can also see these scenes, clipped by Abductor 88, right here. But do try and see the entire movie, if you can. It's a lot of fun, especially if you're a horror movie fan.

The Best Movies of 2021

And here's my list of favorite movies from 2021. Hope you enjoy.

Black Widow -- This film should have been made a lot sooner than it was, but I’m still grateful to see Black Widow finally get her own adventure, and it was a good one. Yelena (the always good Florence Pugh) gets strapped to a medical table while fully dressed.

Space Sweepers -- I really enjoyed this! A fun and engaging science fiction film from South Korea about the hardscrabble adventures of a heroic spaceship crew who wind up fighting for all of humanity.

Godzilla Vs. Kong -- After Warner Brothers built up their own cinematic monster universe, this film was their end game, and it was a blast. Two monster titans meet in a film that also has some very funny moments.

Jungle Cruise -- I enjoyed this one a lot more than I thought I would. Dwayne and Emily’s chemistry reminded me of the Brendan Frasier Mummy movies in a good way. Emily Blunt shares a brief hands behind her back bondage scene with the guys (pictured), but she also has several nice barefoot scenes throughout the film.

Army of the Dead -- Zack Snyder's zombie movie set in a devastated Las Vegas is a load of fun. Plenty of intense action and gore, and--thankfully--there’s more to come in a sequel.

Malignant -- James Wan took a break from the Aquaman films to give us this batshit crazy ode to Giallo films, and I’m really glad he did. The wacky police headquarters scene alone is worth watching this movie for. Jean Louisa Kelly gets tied up in a suspended spread-eagle while fully dressed.

The Tomorrow War -- a vastly entertaining popcorn movie about humanity using time travel to recruit soldiers for a future war against aliens (and it works very nicely!). Chris Pratt holds his own against the invaders, as well as the tropes.

Zack Snyder’s Justice League -- Finally, the proper and magnificent version of Justice League has been released. Ignore the misbegotten theatrical version, because this epic film is everything that the 2017 version should have been.

The Suicide Squad -- Any film that brings back the divine Margot Robbie as the equally divine Harley Quinn is already a favorite of mine. But this sequel stands head and shoulders above the tepid 2016 film in that it's genuinely funny. And the icing on the cake is that Harley gets herself a really nice barefoot bondage scene, as well.

Dune -- The definitive cinematic version of the classic SF novel has finally been released, and this is it. It's great to see this story being treated with the respect and sophistication that it deserves. And Rebecca Ferguson gets a very nice barefoot bondage scene (with a guy).

The Best TV of 2021

I know I said I would take the day off today, but my plans got cancelled. And so why don't we take a look at what was the best TV of 2021 (in my humble opinion), shall we?

Shadow & Bone -- absorbing and imaginative fantasy series with a sympathetic lead in actress Jessie Mei Li. Features some striking imagery, including uniformed sorcerers doing battle amidst World War One era tech.

Lost In Space -- the third and final season of this marvelous series offers a real grand slam of a finale that’s immensely satisfying.

Star Wars: The Bad Batch -- I was originally going to pass on this one, but once I gave it a shot, I loved it. A riveting chronicle of a rugged special forces unit fighting to survive in the post-Clone Wars era.

Wheel of Time -- I’m a big fan of Rosamund Pike, so this was a must watch for me, and I enjoyed it very much. Madeleine Madden gets a nice barefoot bondage scene in the fifth episode (she’s also tied with a guy).

Arcane -- this is one animated series that I can clearly say is visually stunning. It’s gorgeous to look at, and the storyline is no slouch, either. It's very well written. This became must-watch TV for me. Bring on season two!

The Witcher -- In its self-assured second season, The Witcher eschews the first season hopping around between past and present in favor of a more straight forward narrative. It also delves deeper into its richly developed universe. Fantastic stuff. Can’t wait for season three!

Pacific Rim: The Black -- the first Pacific Rim was fun, but the sequel was horrible. Fortunately, this series is much better. It actually has better character development than the sequel.

Superman & Lois -- finally, a decent Superman series that treats the character with the respect that he deserves. Watching this gives me fond memories of the George Reeves Superman series that I saw as a kid.

What If? -- a really trippy series that re-imagines the Marvel Superhero Universe, with great success. It even manages to create its own brand new universe, one that I wouldn’t mind spending more time in.

The Nevers -- extremely well-made SF/adventure/thriller that just gets better with every episode. I loved the jaw-dropping twist.

Jupiter's Legacy -- this was a superhero series that got canceled way too soon, in my opinion. I really wanted to follow this into a second season. It’s one and only season can still be enjoyed as a guide to the comics.

Hope you're having a great Christmas Day.

Merry Christmas

What does this cover of Spider-Woman has to do with the Christmas spirit? Well, she's dressed in red, and the werewolf's pants are green--red and green, the colors of Christmas, right?

No? How about the wolfman finds Spider-Woman all tied up with a bow under his Christmas tree? However you choose to view the cover, I just wanted to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. I'm taking Christmas Day off, and will be back on Sunday, the twenty sixth.

Defiance

Defiance was one of the better and more interesting science fiction series that aired on the Sci-Fi Channel, back when they actually aired science fiction content (they turned themselves into a reality TV series network for a moment).

Stephanie Leonidas played Irisa, an alien refugee who came to live on Earth as part of a vast influx of aliens seeking refuge on Earth.

In the first season episode "Everything is Broken," baddies kidnap Irisa, strip her of her clothes, and tie her face-down on a gurney. They found out that she has some valuable "keys" in her body, and are getting ready to remove them--all without Irisa's consent, of course.

Thankfully she's rescued before any cutting could begin, but she seems to have interesting markings on her back which seem to suggest she once had wings. You can see the clip of this scene right here.

Steamed

Two women get tied up in a steamroom in my latest Poser picture. But they're not giving up so easily. Find out what they're up to right here.

Note: The picture I used here is from Lady Terminator.

Reluctant Sailor

This lovely young woman wakes up to find herself a hostage in a cabin aboard a boat.

She's bound and gagged--with her gag tied in a weird manner at first, but this changes later.

She struggles in the darkness, but the scene eventually becomes better lit.

She's also barefoot the entire time she's tied up. This looks to be from a German cop series, but you can see this clip right here.