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Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (2026) - James Marsden as Mike

Mike was thought to be dead, but it was revealed to be a trick, to prove to Nick that he would regret causing Mike to get killed. They reset the scene, retying Mike to the chair, sans his prop blood soaked shirt, and putting his gag back in. The Baron arrives, and this time Mike is truly terrified, knowing this is the true cannibal that would kill and eat him if their plan failed. Thankfully, Future Nick, positioned across the street with a sniper, kills The Baron before he can even touch Mike, leaving a bloody splatter across Mike's face.

The Baron did not arrive alone, and his two goons open fire on the room, somehow completely missing the still tied up Mike as Alice desperately tries to untie him. Eventually she just says screw it and pulls him backwards in the chair, knocking him to the floor and safety. The goons throw a grenade into the room, which Mike calls out in alarm through his gag, and Alice is able to grab it in time and throw it back out into the hallway, blowing up the goons, saving Mike.

Mike is freed from his bondage after this and I thought that was it for this film, however, during the end credits there were a couple of deleted scenes and in one of them, when Mike is being told that The Baron likes to take his victims alive, it cuts to a black and white shot of the alternate timeline when Mike died, showing him wrapped up in saran wrap on a kitchen counter, with an apple gag in his mouth.

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Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (2026) - Vince Vaughn as Nick & James Marsden as Mike

In this action comedy film, Nick (Vince Vaughn) travels back in time to save his friend, Mike (James Marsden), from being killed. Future Nick tricks Mike into chloroforming Past Nick and they tie him up and put him in the trunk of their car. His hands are kept bound for a while as they are unsure if they can trust him to help, as he was the one who caused everything in the first place (Past Nick discovered Mike was sleeping with his ex, Alice, and told their gang a lie that Mike was a snitch).

Oh, Hi! (2025) - Logan Lerman as Isaac

This romantic comedy is great for bondage fans who love Logan, especially since he spends the majority of this film chained to a bed.

On a romantic weekend away, Iris (Molly Gordon) discovers that her thought-to-be boyfriend, Isaac (Logan Lerman), is not as keen to put an official label on their relationship, wanting to keep things more casual while Iris thinks they're exclusive. This occurs after they have engaged in a kinky fun evening in bed, in which Iris chains Isaac, hand and foot, to the bed. Iris, pissed at how their romantic getaway has turned into an emotional nightmare, decides to punish Isaac by leaving him tied to the bed overnight. While he falls asleep chained to the bed, Iris goes down a rabbit hole spiral as she tries to figure out how to save their relationship. She decides that she will keep Isaac chained to the bed and force him to get to know her more, and thus hopefully causing him to realize she's what he truly wants. Isaac does not want to spend more time with her, especially chained to the bed, but in fear for his life, he goes along with her plan, hoping she would release him as she promised after 12 hours. He is almost released, but snaps too soon on her, calling her crazy and stating she would go to jail for kidnapping him. Instead of releasing him, Iris calls in her bff Max (and subsequently her bf Kenny) to help her get out of this situation. By the time they have arrived, Isaac is now also ball-gagged to keep him silent. The three discuss what to do with Isaac, including the idea of hitting him hard enough to cause amnesia or killing him to keep him silent - both of which Isaac overhears with horror, screaming into his ball-gag. They eventually decide to try giving him a memory potion (courtesy of Max's witch cousin) to make him forget everything that happened. While the girls make the potion, Kenny keeps Isaac company, reading to him and later giving him the "tea" potion. Isaac pretends the potion worked, having overheard their plan through an open window, and is finally released, at which time he finally makes his escape from the house and Iris.