Thor Ragnarok looks like it's going to be fun. Kate Blanchett looks scary/cool as the villain, the whole movie has this nice '80s throwback feel to it, and any flick that has Jeff Goldblum in it can't be all bad.
The overall bright gaudy style reminds me of the 1980 version of Flash Gordon, in the best way possible. I'm looking forward to seeing this.
Hannah Herzsprung stars in this well-made 'end of the world' movie as a survivor of the apocalypse who runs afoul of a family of cannibals. Her bondage scene is the classic 'wake up to find herself tied and gagged' moment, and the filmmakers show every detail.
In the best spunky tradition of damsels in distress, Hannah works to free herself in a scene that's very tensely directed. The scene is great--she's barefoot and scantily clad--but the movie overall is really very good and is worth your time.
You can watch/download this clip right here.
Another scantily clad snoop gets caught by the bad guys whom she was spying on in my latest Poser picture. You can see it right here.
Don Rickles passed away today. He was one of the best comedians of his day, and a very funny man in what would become known as the snarky manner, or insult humor, that he perfected. This clip from the Johnny Carson show has Don dropping in unannounced on Johnny and Frank Sinatra. Don, that hockey puck, will be missed.
Rada Rassimov stars here as a captured damsel who's being used as bait for the hero, Django, a cowboy with some mad gunslinger skills.
But despite the fact that she's bound and gagged, Rada still manages to warn Django of the gunmen lying in wait for him by 'pointing' them out with her bound feet. A very brief but nice scene from the movie Django the Bastard. Quentin Tarantino would later use the name of the main charatcer of this film for his Django Unchained.
You can watch/download this clip right here.
Behold, the new Mummy! Behold, Tom Cruise! Behold, lots and lots of things exploding real good! I really enjoyed the first two Mummy films that Brendon Frasier did with Rachel Weisz. And I really enjoyed the girl fight sequence in ancient Egypt in the Mummy Returns.
I have the first two Mummy films on video and re-watch them continuously whenever I need a Mummy fix (don't like the third Mummy film, the one that takes place in China, and doesn't even have Weisz in the cast). So I have to admit to being a bit reluctant to embrace this new Mummy film.
However, I'll still give it a shot. The new Mummy is a woman (she's played by Sofia Boutella, who I thought was so good as Jaylah in Star Trek Beyond), and this new film looks like it might also be scary. It's the first in a new series of reboots of the classic Universal Monster series, and for that fact alone I'm interested in seeing it.
Happy April, but this is no April Fools Day joke. The Bondage Bandit strikes again in the latest Poser picture that I have up on Deviant Art. You can see the restrained robbery here.
