Devil's Prey Pt2

The devil's vixen has a lovemaking scene where she's gagged with a strip of cloth.

It's not a great lovemaking scene. Other than the gag, it's basically an extremely mild softcore porn scene.

But the lovemaking scene winds up getting intercut with a woman who's being gagged on the sacrifical slab, which is a stylish choice, at least.

This sacrifice victim is very tightly shot, and we don't see her feet, but given that she's dressed the same--in the same scanty black outfit--we can assume that she's barefoot, like the others (I'm probably stretching it, here).

Unfortunately, this bound woman doesn't survive her bound and gagged encounter with the cult.

These cuts of the bound woman are so quick, they are literally 'blink and you miss it'.

But there's still more to come from Devil's Prey. At least this flick has got a lot to offer.

Beware: Children at Play Pt2

There's another woman who's life is in danger in Beware: Children at Play. She's played by Lorna Courtney.

She's grabbed by a guy--not one of the weirdo kids--and is tied with her hands in front.

She's also gagged with a cloth on-screen.

It's not as good as the first scene, at least not for my tastes.

But I'm including the second scene here just to be complete.

Bugonia Pt3

Even though she's a bound prisoner of these wackos, Michelle still tries to reach out to her captors. She's always trying to form a bond with them.

That is, until the boys tie her to a chair, where she's gagged. Michelle receives shock treatment.

Her reactions to being shocked isn't shown. Thankfully. I wasn't looking forward to seeing Michelle's already big bug eyes getting even buggier.

Afterwards, the wires are removed.

Thankfully, she makes it.

Bugonia is a strange movie. It's marketed as a black comedy, but it feels more like something that the late great David Lynch would have made.

It seems to operate on its own frequency, and that's cool.

The Price of Perfection

Keara Graves stars as Ava in the Lifetime movie The Price of Perfection. Ava gets into some trouble near the end of the film (as will happen often in Lifetime movies).

Ava is tied to a chair and gagged. Although her feet are left untied, she's barefoot throughout her bondage scene.

It's not long before one of her abductors comes to help her.

Miss Graves has the nicest, most expressive eyes, doesn't she? She's also got a big gag, but it's the type of magical cloth gag that, once spread over the mouth, somehow muffles whatever Ava's trying to say. Still, it looks good.

Eventually, Ava is freed and saved from this wackiness.

Can we just take another look at her bound hands again? Damn, that's some mighty fine rope work! You can see this scene right here.

Sherlock Homes (2009)

Guy Ritchie (Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, and the live-action Aladdin) directed Sherlock Holmes (2009), with Robert Downey Jr. as the titular detective.

Rachel McAdams also starred as Irene Adler, who's seen here tied with her wrists above her head in this death trap set up by the film's villain.

But have no fear; Holmes (Robert Downey Jr.) and Watson (Jude Law) are on the case. They try to free Irene before the trap can clamp down on her.

She's also cleave gagged, which is removed before she's freed.

They might want to hurry up with untying her hands, though.

Brothers Grimm

The Brothers Grimm was a halfway decent fantasy movie that starred Matt Damon, Heath Ledger and Lena Headey in a fictionalized version of the actual Brothers Grimm, the authors from whom we get most of our fairy tales.

Lena Headey is best known as Cersei from Game of Thrones (and she made a great Sarah Connor in the Terminator TV series that was cancelled way too soon), but here she's just a regular village girl who becomes heroic as the film goes on.

The Grimm brothers are fake monster fighters who go from village to village, conning people out of their money by staging themselves fighting "monsters."

But, as you might expect, the Brothers Grimm encounter a village with a real, live, actual monster, which is the place where Lena lives.

Throughout the film, Lena is bound and gagged in several different ways in several different scenes. She's barefoot in a few of them.

The Brothers Grimm is directed by Terry Gilliam (Brazil, Time Bandits), so it's delightfully weird and has a wonderfully quirky sense of humor.

If nothing else, the sheer number of ways that Lena is bound in this film really needs to be seen.

Curse of Chucky

Released in 2013, Curse of Chucky was the fifth entry in the long-running series that featured a killer toy doll named Chucky that's possessed by a serial killer.

It starred Fiona Dourif as Nica, a young woman who requires the use of a wheelchair. At one point in the film, a barefoot Nica gets tied up and gagged by one of the characters.

And just as Nica is helplessly trussed up, that's when Chucky shows up to cause some mayhem.

And Nica, being gagged and tied, can't warn her captor about the presence of the killer doll.

I wound up enjoying this one very much, despite not having seen the previous movies that came before it. Curse of Chucky had a pretty cool sense of humor about it.

The BF bondage scene was a pleasant surprise, but the film overall managed to be entertaining in spite of the fact that it takes place within one location, a creepy old house.

Interesting trivia note: Fiona Dourif is the grown daughter of actor Brad Dourif, who voices the Chucky doll. Brad Dourif was also in The Lord Of The Rings as Grima Wormtongue and in David Lynch's Dune as Piter De Vries, and in Deadwood as the doctor.

The Hunt

The Hunt was a movie that was released back in 2020. It dealt with people who were kidnapped and brought to a special place where they were hunted. Emma Roberts was one of these victims.

When they first arrived, all of the victims sported these hard-core bit gags. They weren't tied, just gagged. The abducted are soon able to remove their gags.

Betty Gilpin played another of the would-be victims who winds up turning the table on her hunters.

Emma's character, who doesn't last very long, is known only as "Yoga Pants." The movie has some interesting bit gags on display, at least.

Skeleton Key

Skeleton Key was a horror flick starring Kate Hudson as a live-in nurse who uncovers a horrifying conspiracy of evil. Bwha-ha-ha!

Kate gets captured by the bad guys at the end of the film, after playing a Nancy Drew-like game of cat and mouse with them.

Her hands are tied behind her back and she's cleave-gagged. Her feet are not tied, and she's not barefoot, anyway.

She's brought inside a house, where an evil ritual is about to be performed on her.

But Kate is still fighting all of the way. This is a good scene for people who like cleave gags.

Sadly, the villains perform their ritual, and turn her into a singer. Hey, that's what actually happened to Kate in real life, she also became a singer. You don't think...?