Quicksand Fans

Of course, everyone who has a fetish has different preferences than others; For me personally, it's the sumbersion. I'm always extremely disappointed if the person in the scene doesn't go under. I'm curious as to what everyone else's favorite is

This one's mine: I love how you can simply see every detail of her face going under, and I wish more videos from this forum ended that way:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_jwGluEqVQ

The sinking scene starts at 6:40, if you don't want to watch the whole thing.

For me, it's a toss up between Mina in the Jewel of Doom and Paris in Butt First.

I'm really torn... MPV, PRP, DIDVP and Studio 588 have lots of great submersions... so I can't really pick just one...

Out of mainstream scenes, the two very best ones, IMHO, are the Moonstone one, and The Dawns Are Quiet Here, where the female Russian soldier sinks out of sight in the bog. Truly amazing to see.

PM2K wrote:I..., and The Dawns Are Quiet Here, where the female Russian soldier sinks out of sight in the bog. Truly amazing to see.

I love it too. Definitely my favorite dramatic, studio, submersion. Probably the best studio submersion out there. It would be great to to put a spin on it for us. All we need is a swamp and a cute, young, blonde who won't mind bugs, mud, and drowning.

I've always found Kristine Lynn's submersion scenes to be the best because they usually come at the end of a heroic effort on her part to get free. There's just something about her "no fear," confident presentation as she fights the mud from start to finish, struggling with all her might to escape only to remain stuck and slowly sinking deeper and deeper until she's sucked under. And, even when all is lost, I like how she remains defiant just as she goes under with those famous words, "This sucks SO bad!"

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bart1997 wrote:That was shot in a studio??? Oh my, until now i thought that was shot at an all natural location
Well, still also my favourite,

Nope, it was shot in a natural location, and the swamp water was very cold. Look here - I posted it previously viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1338 (just scroll down below the photos which belong to another movie).

bart1997 wrote:... although i don't like death-scenes in general (especially when they are poorly made like in that Moonstone flick.)

The same here...

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bart1997 wrote:

Billie Bonce wrote:Nope, it was shot in a natural location, and the swamp water was very cold. Look here - I posted it previously viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1338 (just scroll down below the photos which belong to another movie).

Ah yes, i do remember your post now. I was just wondering about Duncans comment

I don't mean it was shot indoors. I'm saying it was produced by a film studio as opposed to one of our familiar producers.