Sweet Hairy Amy Hesketh Tortured

[Eulalia]

I thought it might be a weight -
they're a good idea, as we've recently discussed in one of TopCat's threads,
they allow me to move my legs about a bit,
in instinctive response to what's happening,
but only with great effort,
and only making myself more uncomfortable​

 

[Martha Come]

Now comes the branding. First of all, you must wake up the sleeping beauty, then search for the mark of the devil....

 

[Martha Come]

Then, let her rest a little while...

 

[Martha Come]

And at last, the red-hot iron...

 

[Martha Come]

Will the sweet lady confess?

 

[Martha Come]

Take a nap again my sweetheart..... (the loop is coming a little later)

 

[admihoek]

no problem with going to that site,
though I haven't tried downloading from it yet.
I've enjoyed Maleficarum before, it's a fine film,
wonderfully dedicated acting and directing by Amy.​

and stolen

 

[Martha Come]

Here's the loop for the last series of pics:
http://dfiles.eu/files/lw5wa4cbg

 

[Martha Come]

Let's burn her on the grill!!!

 

[Martha Come]

Come on, lady...

 

[Martha Come]

Delicious pig....

 

[Martha Come]

Well done....
http://dfiles.eu/files/ozvlv8cyc

 

[edjiu]

Delicious pig....

Amy looks good enough to eat

 

[Margot]

Thanks for your support, Eu. But please, let me correct you in one thing: Maleficarum is not directed by Amy, but by the Bolivian Jac Ávila..... He is also the film editor, but his work is awful: he didn't cut the boring scenes. Fortunately I did it and here we can enjoy the nice scenes... By the way, do you know where can I upload the film about your patron saint, "Martyr, the death of Saint Eulalia"? Thanks for all again...

Yes, Maleficarum is a film by Jac Avila. We have two versions, the theatrical version that has the "boring" scenes, the testimonies of the accusers, cut into some of the torture scenes. The Directors Cut, which has longer versions of the torture scenes.
This film was very controversial during its theatrical release, but it was shown in many theaters to great audience reactions. It even went on to a couple of film festivals.

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I appreciate picture sharing, what we do not like is piracy of our work. Uploading our films to sites where you get a lot of viruses, is not only illegal, but it also a terrible thing to do.

We do manage to get them out and in some cases even block sites from appearing in search engines.

We can make the films we make because our fan base buys them to enjoy them. I would hate to know that some in this wonderful forum is uploading our films to pirate websites.

We're not a big corporation that can absorb piracy loses. We don't make a lot of money and most of what we manage to recover from sales goes into paying our people and make more movies.

 

[Eulalia]

Yes, our rules say
'Pirated copyrighted material could get our site closed, it must not be posted.
Small samples of material from pay-sites may be permitted,
but their source and copyright status must be acknowledged.'
If you, Margot, or anyone here spot apparent breaches of this rule,
please click 'Report'
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