The Night House

The Night house is a horror movie with a very long, and nice scene with its star, Rebecca Hall (Iron Man 3).

Hall plays a widow who is grieving the loss of her husband--until she has a vision of what he was really doing before he died.

Hall's character is psychic, and she can "see" her husband abducting and tying up other women.

Like this young lass, whom he's binding up into a strict hogtie.

Later, Rebecca Hall gets tied up into a hogtie without ropes. It's a weird sequence, but she and the women whom she sees all go barefoot during it. The Night House is worth your time, overall.

Turistas Part 2

In the middle section of Turistas, Melissa George, Olivia Wilde, and Beau Garrett (along with the guys in their group of lost Turistas) disover a seemingly abandoned house that they find while wandering around the steamy jungles of Brazil.

We're treated to a very nice scene of George and Garrett, both barefoot and clad only in bikinis, as they snoop around the large home--which turns out to belong to the main villain. What's the chances of that happening?

Some very NICE views are on display in this snooping scene, as the women probe an office and its adjoining rooms.

This was a nicely busy time for Melissa George. Right after shooting Turistas, she would film the vampire movie 30 Days Of Night. Unfortunately, since 30DON took place at the artic circle, Melissa didn't battle the vamps wearing just a bikini in that film.

But she did wear a bikini, and go barefoot, for a good portion of Turistas.

Later, a captured George would be kept as a bound and gagged captive in a dog cage. It's not a great scene; it's way too dark (literally), making it hard to see anything. I took the best, clearest pictures that I could get: of Melissa George. Despite this last scene, Turistas is still a great BF/Bondage film.

Turistas alumns Olivia Wilde and Beau Garrett would appear together later in Tron: Legacy (although they would have no scenes together in that film). Olivia Wilde would become a director herself, helming the recent Don't Worry, Darling, with Florence Pugh.

Spectre Pt1

Robert Culp and Gig Young starred in Spectre, a 1977 TV movie produced by Star Trek's creator Gene Roddenberry that was supposed to serve as a pilot for a TV series. It didn't sell, but we still have the pilot film.

Culp and Young were experts in the occult who were battling a demonic cult in England.

This cult performed human sacrifice, and had this woman tied up against a wall in their dungeon.

After examining her, they discover the bound woman was heavily drugged. The investigators leave her tied up on the wall.

They do this so not as to alert the other members of the cult. More to come.

Dead In 3 Days Again

Sabrina Reiter returns as Nina in Dead In 3 Days 2 (electric boogaloo). Ok, I added that last part.

The original movie had Nina in a wonderful BF bondage scene where she was almost a victim of an unknown killer.

While she's not tied up again in part two, Nina finds herself locked up captive in a forbidden, desolate snowy location while barefoot and scantily clad in underwear.

There are plenty of great shots of her bare feet as she looks for a way out of her trap.

A great and exciting barefoot scene, which you can see right here.

Disclosure Day First Look

Steven Spielberg is back in the SF genre with his latest, Disclosure Day, a movie I didn't even know the title of until seeing the teaser trailer just a few days ago. It stars Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place 1&2) and comes out June 12, 2026. Blunt is one of my favorite actresses, and Spielberg is...well, it's Steven Spielberg directing an SF film, so I really want to see it. The teaser is very creepy, so I'm really looking forward to this.

Underwater

Kristen Stewart stars in Underwater, a deep-dive horror film about the crew of an underwater rig being terrorized by strange creatures several miles below the surface of the Pacific ocean.

The movie begins with a barefoot Stewart getting ready to put on her shoes when she's interrupted by odd noises. Working this rig as long as she has, she instantly knows when something doesn't sound right.

She promptly ditches her shoes, puts on a jacket instead--and winds up going barefoot for a large chunk of Underwater's running time.

She eventually puts on one of these big, bulky diving suits. But whenever she takes it off, which is often, Stewart still goes barefoot. Only now, she's clad in just her underwear.

And she looks great.

Near the end of the film, Stewart is clad in just a bra and panties--while still barefoot, of course.

In addition to having plenty of BF goodness with its lead actress, Underwater is also a fantastic movie in its own right. It's riveting, scary, and a vastly entertaining ride. I probably should have included this in the Halloween-theme updates. But Underwater is a great watch any time of the year. Don't miss it.

The Boogey Man

Hard to believe that The Boogey Man came out forty five years ago this year.

This movie has a wonderful barefoot bondage scene that's been one of my all-time favorites since I first saw this on a rented VHS tape way back in the 80s.

Suzanna Love stars in this low budget supernatural horror film from 1980. As I've stated in previous updates, I've had this movie on several formats: VHS tape, laser disc, and now on DVD.

I was always of the opinion that this was a great BF bondage scene in a really bad movie.

Boogey Man rips off a lot from the original Halloween film. From the opening scene, with their music sounding a lot like John Carpenter's score. Watching it all the way through, the movie can get pretty boring.

But, of course, the best thing about it remains this great BF scene, which you can see right here.

Hill House

A few years back, Netflix released a fantastic version of The Haunting of Hill House, loosely based on the Shirley Jackson novel. Despite it not being a faithful adaptation of the book, it was still very good.

Directed by Mike Flanagan, this version of Hill house also has plenty of barefoot scenes.

And this makes sense, because most huanting occur late at night, when people are asleep. If they're roused by a ghostly apparition, they would be too scared to think about putting on shoes.

No bondage, but no complaints here, either.

Because, in Hill House, even some of the ghosts go barefoot.

Tales From The Crypt Pt1

HBO used to have this great horror anthology series on called Tales from the Crypt, based on the old horror comics of the same name from the 1950s. Like the comics, the series was hosted by The Crypt Keeper, an animated, wise-cracking skeleton.

In the sixth episode of the second season, The Thing From The Grave, Teri Hatcher stars as a fashion model who's caught snooping. She gets knocked out by the bad guy.

When she wakes up, Hatcher's in the bad guy's cabin, tied to the bed.

Barefoot, she's clad only in a scant nightie. Hmmm, nice.

Lot's of great struggling on her part. It's a fantastic BF bondage scene all around.

And it's a very long scene, as well.

I remember running out and grabbing the DVD release of the second season of Tales From The Crypt, just so I could see this scene once more.

She's rescued by the rotting corpse of her boyfriend, who arose from the grave just to save her. Typical plot from the horror comics of the 1950s. But it's given new life here.

Guess you can say it's been reanimated. Ha-ha! Fun stuff, and it still holds up great as a TV treat to watch on Holloween. Another BF bondage episode is up next.

Dangerous Animals

I came across the poster above online and was like, "WTF is this?" Dangerous Animals is a new movie that's being released in the States in theaters on June 6 (this coming Friday). It's an Australian horror film starring Hassie Harrison and Jai Courtney.

Harrison plays a surfer who gets abducted by a psycho (Courtney) who likes to feed his victims to sharks. It's basically the same theme as the recent thriller Dead Sea. But this looks very slick and pretty intense. It also has a lot of barefoot scenes with Harrison and another woman, including some with bondage (see pic above). You can check out the trailer right here.