Bondage And A Shot
Terrible bondage in this early 1940s horror movie promo still:
First spotted at the Erotic Mad Science tumblr.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
Bondage Blog
Taking Pleasure In The Beauty Of Restrained Women
Terrible bondage in this early 1940s horror movie promo still:
First spotted at the Erotic Mad Science tumblr.
Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:
Hmmm. Is that a young John Carradine? Trying to decide.
I don’t think so. All I could find on Tumbler was the copyright date, 1944, which narrows it down to a couple dozen horror movies made that year.
Really, where would Mad Science be without cute blondes?
It’s young John Carradine, and one of the Mummy movies, but I forget which one.
Carradine was in “The Mummy’s Ghost” in 1944. So that may well be it. (That is one of the six horror movies Carradine did in 1944: others were “The Voodoo Man,” “The Invisible Man’s Revenge,” “Return of the Ape Man,” “Bluebeard,” and “House of Frankenstein,” in the last of which he played Dracula. And perhaps there were others IMDb doesn’t know about.)
Since I seem to have been obsessing about John Carradine, I feel I should also second Pat Powers’ comment. Indeed, we should be focused on the blonde. My fault.
IA confirms that the publicity is related to The Mummy’s Ghost
The Mummy’s Ghos), released in theaters in 1944 and produced by Universal Pictures. The scene shows two important actors from the film: John Carradine, in the role of the Egyptian high priest Yousef Bey, standing while holding a syringe. Ramsay Ames, in the role of Amina Mansouri (the reincarnation of Princess Ananka), is tied to the table.
Thanks, LF!