Normally femme fatales use sex to manipulate men. Violet and Corky’s love is sincere, not a manipulation. They really are Bound together. The ’90s were also the era where erotic thrillers thrived.

BOUND IS A film noir with ... In this case it's Corky (Gina Gershon), a much-tattooed ex-con with a mouth like Ingrid Thulin and a haircut like Jennifer Aniston. She's been hired by one of ...

I loved it. With “The Matrix Resurrections,” did you catch the “Bound” Easter egg? There’s a sign that pays homage to Corky and her labrys tattoo. There’s a moment in the movie where ...

Starting upside down along the spine of a phallic ceiling object, the camera moves to reveal Gina Gershon’s character, Corky, her mouth bound by a white cloth and her head seemingly swimming ...

who wastes no time in seducing Corky and enlisting her help to swindle a small fortune from the mafia. The movie was called Bound. Sponsor Message Bright says she was flattered by the Wachowskis ...

and ex-con Corky (Gina Gershon)—who fall in love and team up to steal $2 million from Violet's mobster boyfriend, Caesar (Joe Pantoliano). Bound only made $3.8 million domestically upon its ...

For Bound, that means that all that could come undone for Violet and Corky matters less than the fact that they’ve reconciled with who they are—both in relation to each other and alone.

Now it’s the equally dicey “Bound,” a film-noir comedic thriller in which Gershon plays Corky, an ex-con turned handyperson refurbishing a Chicago apartment. Living next door is Violet ...

The gals at the center of Bound make those first wives look as stand-by-your-man-ish as Tammy Wynette. I’m talking about Violet (Jennifer Tilly) and Corky (Gina Gershon), a gangster’s moll and ...