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Best Bluestone Video Ever? How do you rate The Trap

Post by **SSkykingDA** » Mon Jan 22, 2024 5:18 pm

Director B wrote: ↑Mon Jan 22, 2024 6:30 am Best Bluestone Video Ever? How do you rate The Trap

Absolutely ICONIC!

Post by **Director B** » Tue Jan 23, 2024 2:51 am

Best Bluestone Video Ever? How do you rate Vengeful Visitation

Post by **SSkykingDA** » Tue Jan 23, 2024 8:55 am

Director B wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2024 2:51 am Best Bluestone Video Ever? How do you rate Vengeful Visitation

Only a video or two in and Lynda was already taking a dangerously tight garrote! The woman certainly seems to enjoy it!

Those tits! Those legs! I fell in love immediately! She will always be my favorite!

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Best Bluestone Video Ever? How do you rate Ultrawoman Mastering The Power

Post by **SSkykingDA** » Wed Jan 31, 2024 9:03 am

Director B wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2024 4:40 am Best Bluestone Video Ever? How do you rate Ultrawoman Mastering The Power

There is so much that I loved about this one! I loved the betrayal aspect of the killer being someone she once knew and worked with. Perhaps they'd even been lovers once? Now, his mind is set on killing her, and he has no intention of giving her any chance of survival. From the very beginning, it's clear she's no match for his power, and the few brief attempts to rally only prolong her suffering. The electrical shocks quickly drain her of any ability to defend herself. Her inner voice admission that the shocks had made her "weak as a kitten" was a nice opening that unfortunately wasn't fully developed. Given the prior association, it would've been nice to have heard her try to appeal to their past, begging him not to do this. Expressing in inner voice her disbelief that he would betray her like this.

The mini skirt suit, is always a magnificent look for Lynda, and the sight of her lying there helpless while he opens her top and strokes her fine legs is delicious! That could've been extended a bit more for my tastes, and it makes me long again for the days when Lynda wore nothing under her tops!

Transforming into UltraWoman, you see the confidence return to her face, only to be immediately dashed as she realizes that UltraWoman is no better match for his power than had been Agent Steele! The chloroform scene was nice, but a missed "inner voice" opportunity for her to express her desperation and intent to pretend to pass out. Again, the brief rally, is defeated with the electrical shock that seems to drain her remaining strength through her wristbands, her own weapon aiding in her defeat! Though inner voice wasn't used as much as I would've liked, this was largely made up for by an element that I don't believe has ever been used before. Her inner voice statement that "He's got the strength of two Amazons, "He's going to kill me!"

That simple admission of fact, coming from the powerful UltraWoman, is just so sexy.

Not the fear of TeenBat 1's "Oh, god, she's trying to finish me off...",

Not the usual "this can't be happening... it can't end this way..." etc.

"He's going to kill me!"

Six words that announce that her spirit and will are broken, and she knows that she's about to die. I've made no secret of my love for the line, (especially as uttered by Claire in "The Trap") "There's nothing you can do, just relax and let it happen." This line is now right there with it!

I hope to hear that used again at some point, if so, it would be really nice to hear it followed up by some expression of regret. It's been suggested by others that they'd like to see the heroine given a chance to walk away with her life at the beginning of an encounter, and then be reminded of that choice, just before she dies. This would be a great opportunity to have her admit this in inner voice, something like, "I was stupid to start this... he's going to kill me because I didn't know when to walk away!"