Gina and Sharon, the bikini-clad, barefoot ladies of my latest Poser picture, find themselves in a heap of trouble, with Gina thinking everything's just an elaborate escape room game--with fake dinosaurs. To see the wild situation these bound ladies find themselves in, just go right here.
Note: the picture I used here is from Girls Are For Loving.
There's a trailer on YouTube for a movie from Thailand called The Snatcher.
The trailer shows a couple of quick scenes, but there might be more in the movie. You can see the trailer below:
The Glades was a cop show that aired on the A&E cable network way back when.
There's a scene for us in the second season episode "Old Ghosts" (2-02).
Actress Natalia Cigliuti plays a detective who gets caught with her guard down when her relaxing time by the water is interuppted by a serial killer.
She's clad in a one-piece bathing suit, with a towel wrapped around her waist, and is barefoot.
After knocking her out, the killer ties her down to her lounge chair.
Apparently, either the place where she's tied up is a lot more private than it looks, or people don't bat an eye at bondage around here.
"What happens in Miami, stays in Miami."
All kidding aside, this was a very nice BF bondage scene that sprang up out of nowhere.
And she's rescued at the end, to boot. Very nice.
Thinkin' Big! was one of those forgettable "comedies" from the 1980s that wasn't very funny.
But it wound up having a very nice BF bondage scene, featuring not one, not two, but three bound and barefoot women.
It was a brief (but nice) moment, where the leading actor goes for a long walk off a short pier, but instead finds something very interesting.
In the cabin of a boat that's moored at the dock, our hero finds the three bikini-clad women (now wearing shirts) bound and gagged.
It's basically a long, slow pan up with the camera--a single shot revealing the bound and gagged women.
Just goes to show that even the dopiest of movies cann have something worthwhile to watch.
Project Wolf Hunting is a Korean movie about prisoners being brought to Korea aboard a cargo vessel.
Actress Ji-hye Ahn plays a character who was guarding two of the prisoners, both women, who manage to get the drop on her.
She winds up all handcuffed and chained up, along with being gagged with her own socks. At least she's barefoot.
She gets rescued, only to face a bigger problem with the rest of the crew. You can see this scene right here.
Cult of Chucky is the direct sequel to Curse of Chucky, with Fiona Dourif returning as Nica, who defeated Chucky in the previous film, only to be locked up in a mental hospital for her troubles.
The film opens with Nica getting the treatment, while strapped down to a table.
Barefoot, she's clad in standard hospital patient-wear while receiving multiple jolts.
At one point, one of the nurses--who has a pretty horrible bedside manner--proves that Nica is paralyzed from the waist down by sticking a needle into one of her bare feet.
Later, Nica is straight-jacketed in front of her doctor, who could use some mental help of his own.
Nica, who's also barefoot in this scene, gets some unwanted attention from her doctor.
The sleaze-ball has been taking advantage of her whenever he puts her under.
Thanks to Nica being straight-jacketed this time, she's wide awake (and replused) at his show of affection for her.
Cult of Chucky is a fun movie, with some very nice BF and BF bondage moments in it.
The Unborn is a horror film that starred Odette Annable (her last name, when she starred in this film, was Yustman).
The Unborn is a twist on The Exorcist, with Odette's character becoming possessed by a demon.
During the "casting out the demon" scene, Odette is strapped to a medical gurney, and sporting a really interesting gag.
Unfortunately, Odette doesn't go barefoot during her bondage scene.
But it is a nice bondage scene, and the gag looked so interesting that I couldn't resist.
Here's a nice moment from earlier in the film where Odette is searching through dark rooms in her underwear. She's not grabbed and tied up while dressed like this, darn it.
And here's a nice BF moment with one of Odette's co-stars.
This is a scene from a Spanish TV show called Memento Mori (season one, episode four).
The actress in the scene, Manuela Velles, made the mistake of opening the door for her assailant.
He binds and gags her in her own home. She's barefoot the entire time.
It's a nice, long BF bondage scene that's been 'capped by Jakob88.
And you can see it right here.
Bondage imagery has been used to sell a lot of stuff through the years, like movies. This is the cover of the VHS tape for Abdudction, a B-Movie thriller that was based on the real-life Patty Hearst kidnapping back in the 1970s.
Although, in the film, the actress was tied up in bed like this--with her hands above her head, and gagged and blindfolded--her feet were never tied in this fashion. This was a case of the poster being much better than the film.
The novel Cross Currents had a nice cover with a bathing suit-clad woman lying down with her hands bound behind her back. Unfortunately, despite a great story dealing with present day pirates taking barefoot and bathing suit-clad people hostage at the beginning, the bondage in the book is very slight. Another case of the "poster" being better than the "movie".
The 2004 movie The Hillside Strangler, also used bondage on it's poster, but the film itself--also based on a real-life case--had several bondage scenes.
Author Jack Ketchum's Right To Life has a striking cover image. I haven't read this, so I don't know if the book lives up to the cover, bondage-wise.
This is a scan from the July 2003 issue of Maxim. They did an article on hunting for pirate treasure, and this was one of the pictures that ran with the piece. She's barefoot, her hands are tied behind her back, and she's happy! What more can you ask for?
Tattoo was a movie released in the early 1980s about a tattoo artist who kidnaps a woman, just so he can draw on her. This was the image that ran on the poster. But there was no bondage in the film at all. Oh well, the poster is still nice to look at.
