Released | Jul 31st, 1994 |
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Running Time | 60 |
Director | Bip |
Company | B&D Pleasures |
Critical Rating | Not Yet Rated |
Genre | Specialty |
It looks like Katrina awoke and left the building to grab a pack of cigarettes because by the time Chanel arrives to the rescue, Kat's out of the picture. Mindful of the concept that somebody's got to be the fall guy in this feature, Master Ian Moors goes to work on Chanel, gagging her and stringing her up. Chanel plays it defiant all the way through even though at one point she gets strung up in mid-air like a leather harnessed Tinkerbell in a Mary Martin production of Peter Pan.
Chanel's lovely limbs are stretched in three different directions by pulleys after which she's put on the rack and whisked lightly with a whip.
Katrina joins Chanel about 40 minutes into the show whereupon they're tied back-to-back, wrapped tighter than a UPS package. Or so Master Ian thinks. Chanel and Katrina manage to escape their rope ties and are rewarded with more kisses of the lash. Somedays it doesn't pay to be awakened. Ask Bill Murray in Groundhog Day.
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