Alice Eve, who's perhaps best known for Star Trek: Into Darkness, stars in the upcoming Chum.
I initially mis-read the title and wrongly thought it was a remake of the 1980s horror flick Chud.
But no, it's CHUM, as in the bloody stuff they throw overboard to attract sharks.
And, judging from the trailer, there's sharks galore. As well as plenty of bondage, too.
This looks like it may be a good one for those who enjoyed Dangerous Animals. You can see the trailer for Chum right here:
The Minikillers is a short film that Diana Rigg did in 1969, shortly after leaving her role as Emma Peel on The Avengers TV series.
Although it's never mentioned in the film--in fact, nobody actually speaks in this film--The Minikillers plays out like its an unofficial episode of the Avengers.
Emma Peel goes on vacation from her hijinks on The Avengers, only to find herself in a mini-Avengers adventure by herself, one where she's caught aboard an enemy boat clad only in a bikini.
Sadly, she doesn't get tied up in the bikini, but she does get tied up later. There's a little something for everybody here, with a still-in-her-prime Miss Rigg on top of it all. You can watch it for yourself below:
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 can have something worthwhile to watch. You can see the clip right here.
Felicity Waterman stars in this clip from the movie Unlawful Passage.
She's kept tied up and gagged in the forward cabin of a boat. It's a very brief clip, featuring just a quick pan up of her while seated. And one of the bad guys unties her.
But she has a really tight tape gag! You can see it right here.
Emily Mortimer stars in the film Mary, which is a haunted house movie, but with a family trying to live aboard a haunted sailboat (would ghostly sailors help you run things on deck?).
Near the end of the film, a possessed guy has Emily all tied up. Her hands are bound in front of her with tape, and her legs are tied at the ankles with the stuff, as well. She is also gagged for good measure, but she soon removes the gag.
She's clad in shorts and a long-sleeved shirt, and is barefoot. She goes barefoot throughout her bondage.
The scene takes place during a raging thunder and lightning storm, and the images normally are quite dark, so I had to adjust them in order to see anything.
But there are some nice shots of her bound bare feet.
The possessed guy picks Emily up and throws her overboard.
But while underwater, Emily manages to cut her bonds loose. She and her family survive this weird boating outing. Her daughters, including Stefanie Scott (who was also barefoot bound in I.T.), are tied up in a storage compartment, but the scene is very brief, consisting of just one shot.
In Tarzan's Secret Treasure, one of the movies featuring Johnny Weissmuller as the Lord of the Jungle, his lady Jane, played by the beautiful Maureen O'Sullivan, is taken captive by baddies.
Jane is tied to a tree, along with Boy and several men. They watch in horror as several members of their team are viciously ripped apart by the baddies.
Although we don't see her feet here, Jane is barefoot throughout her bondage.
Later, the baddies take Jane--along with boy, and the others--on a boat ride to doom.
But, no worries, because Tarzan is swimming to the rescue.
This scene even offers us a shot of Jane's bare foot. O'Sullivan's Jane went barefoot throughout the entire Tarzan movies--with the exception of Tarzan's New York Adventure, where everybody was dressed up for the streets.
