HOD: New Blood

In House of Darkness: New Blood, Kate Stone stars as Brooke, who gets kidnapped by a cult when a guy comes up from behind her and does this.

She's barefoot at the time, which is nice (not for her, though).

She wakes up to find herself all tied up with rope. She's not gagged.

But isn't it nice how they spend some time here on her bound bare feet? Noice!

This scene is strictly so the evil cultists can explain their evil plans to the helplessly bound Brooke, who is shocked (shocked, I say!) by just how evil they are.

You can see this clip right here.

Snow White and the Huntsman

I've noticed that Netflix is currently running Snow White and the Huntsman. This is a pretty good fantasy, which tries to be a more "realistic" take on the Snow White fairy tale, that stars Kristen Steward and Charlize Theron.

Theron plays the evil queen whose best friend and therapist is a talking mirror. This is how she integrates herself with Snow White's father, who's the king.

After the king and his men defeat an army of supernatural soldiers, they find Theron's character chained up in a wagon. She's even barefoot.

But it's just a ploy by her to play the victim, so she would be more easily accepted by the king and his court. This is the only bondage in the film (Steward's Snow White gets locked up later), but the movie itself is still highly recommended, overall. It's now playing on Netflix (U.S.) as of this writing.

Can't Be True

October is still a few days away, but I just thought "to hell with it" and posted the first Halloween-themed Poser picture anyway(I got plenty more). And so to herald in the Halloween 22 season, here's a nice picture of a pretty young woman meeting a ghost (um, it's a little more involved than that) right here.

Note: the picture I used is from Phantasm 2, my favorite of that series.

Vexed

Vexed is a short horror film about a young couple trying to settle in for a night of watching horror movies. I say they're "trying" because something goes very wrong. Their apartemnt becomes infested with these weird, shadowy figures who threaten them.

There's no bondage, but there is a nice hand-gag scene for Nosheen Phoenix, who's the leading lady, here. Phoenix also goes barefoot throughout the whole film. This was very entertaining, and scary, which makes it a fun treat for Halloween. You can watch it below:

Godfather of Harlem

Forest Whitaker played an up and coming Harlem mob boss in the TV series Godfather of Harlem.

In the very first episode of the first season, By Whatever Means Necessary, actress Lucy Fry plays a woman who is being held hostage.

She's barefoot, and clad only in a negligee.

Although her feet are not tied, they are put on ample display in this very nice scene, which you can see right here.

Insidious Part 4

In the fourth and final (at least until these are re-made) Insidious film, there is one slight scene that might be of interest to some.

Lin Shaye's psychic encounters the ghost of a woman who has been captured by the film's main villain, a demon.

Her bondage consists of a collar around her beck that's attached to a heavy chain. It's a pretty quick scene, but since I was re-watching this entire film series to spark my Halloween mood, I thought I should bring it up--especially since she's barefoot.

Insidious Part 3

What do you know, it looks like the third entry in the Insidious saga even has something for us.

After getting over-excited (thanks to being demonically possessed) young Quinn (well-played by Stefanie Scott) needs to be restrained--literally.

Her father and family friends bind her with a power cord. It's pretty sloppily done, with a lot of struggling on her part in a darkened room. I really had to brighten these vidcaps.

Later, Quinn is seen tied to a wheelchair while a seance is being performed. Quinn is barefoot the whole time.

The third Insidious film is actually a prequel that takes place years before the first two installments. So if you want to watch the series, you may wish to start with 3, go onto 4, and then watch 1 and 2.

Insidious Chapter 2

There's a literal "blink and you miss it" scene in the horror movie Insidious: Chapter 2. But it may still be of interest.

It's a flashback moment showing the villain, when he was still alive, terrorizing a bound and gagged woman on a couch.

She looks more mummified than simply tied up, but it's still very effective in any event. And there's a nice cleave gag.

Unfortunately, she doesn't survive--although we don't see her being killed on screen. It's interesting that I started watching the Insidious film series as a way to get into a Halloween mood, and was surprised to see this moment. This was a movie where I least expected to see bondage of any kind in it.

B.L. Stryker

Burt Reynolds starred as a Private Eye who lived aboard a houseboat in the short-lived series B.L. Stryker.

In the very first episode, The Dancer's Touch, finds a creep attacking women in their beds and tying them up while they're nude.

The two victims are played by Kimberly-Anne Sullivan and Anastasia Barzee, respectively. And while not much is shown beyond their gagged faces, with just the hint that they're nude, these scenes are surprisingly sultry and hot. The baddie pours oil on their skin and massages them.

Another nice thing about this is that neither woman is raped nor killed--which is not to make light of their ordeal, but I always prefer it when the damsel survives her predictament. You can see the clip right here.

Nothing To See Here

A pool party has some very strict rules for the girls who are working it. And as one poor girl has found out the hard way: one of those rules is no snooping! Found out what happened in my latest Poser picture right here.

Note: the picture I used here is from the movie Fly Me.

Don't Stop Me Now

Honoka, that ukulele-playing goddess from Hawaii, is back with a cover of Queen's Don't Stop Me Now.

And, as always, she goes barefoot throughout the video. You can see the whole thing at the link below:

The Ring at 20

The Ring is twenty years old. Well, almost. It was actually released on October 18, 2002. But I'm easing into the Halloween season, and what better place to start than with one of my favorite horror movies?

Directed by Gore Verbinski, who would later helm the first three Pirates of the Caribbean film, as well as A Cure For Wellness (the latter featuring Mia Goth in a role where she goes BF throughout the film), The Ring was actually a remake of the Japanese horror film, Ringu.

The Ring opens with a scary scene featuring a barefoot Amber Tamblyn, as Katie, who discovers firsthand the horror of the Ring.

The tension in this early scene goes sky-high as Katie unwittingly goes to her doom.

The whole movie is based on a legend that if a person watches a specific video, they will die after seven days.

And Katie, thinking nothing of it, has watched the video. The opening scene is suspenseful--and very nice, seeing how she goes BF through the whole thing.

Later, Naomi Watts tracks down Becca (Rachael Bella), a friend of Katie's who was with her the night she died. But Becca has wound up in a mental insitution because of that night.

And, apparently, the patients in the mental hospital, including Becca, go barefoot.

There are random shots throughout the film of Watts going barefoot.

The Ring, along with the original Japanese film that it's based on, are the best in this series. If you're loking for a good scare this upcoming Halloween (along with some nice BF images), you can't go wrong with the 2002 remake of The Ring.

Hanging With Harley

I was originally going to post this yesterday, on Saturday the 17 of September, which is Batman Day. But thanks to a routine maintenance with my clip hosting service, I had to wait until today.

But that's OK, I didn't mind waiting. Besides, for a true Batman fan like me, everyday is Batman day, anyway.

This is from The Suicide Squad (AKA the GOOD Suicide Squad movie--and while we're at it, how about we get a director's cut of the first SS flick, showing the director's original vision, before it got mangled by the studio?).

The Suicide Squad was directed by James Gunn, and in addition to being a perfect film overall, Gunn also puts Margot Robbie, as Harley Quinn, in two bondage scenes, with the second being a wonderful BF bondage scene.

Not only is she dangling from her cuffed wrists, but Harley then does away with her guard by strangling him with her legs.

And then it turns into a nice foot-reach moment, as Harley finds the keys for her cuffs in the dead man's pockets.

A barefoot bondage scene, featuring an A-list actress in a movie that's already marvelous? Happy (extended) Batman Day! You can see the clip right here.