Corporate Assets
"Great, fun flick that looks good and includes some fine performances from some of the greats. Some pretty sleazy stuff here, wonderful! Also quite action packed, well worth your time."
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Enter the sinister world of corporate greed, where wealthy men use and abuse beautiful women for their sadistic and perverse pleasures.
Jill's (Tish Ambrose) life has been reduced to nothing more than an on-call prostitute, charged with taking care of the other girls in the corporation's illicit harem. But as her secret pen pal relationship with Winston, a mild mannered park ranger with a violent past, grows into something more sensual, Jill begins to realize that with Winston's help, she may be able to destroy the evil empire holding her hostage...
This lavishly produced, X rated action film features an all star supporting cast, including Amber Lynn, Sheri St. Claire, Jamie Gillis, and Harry Reems. Vinegar Syndrome presents Corporate Assets newly restored from its original negative and fully uncut for the first time on home video.
Directed by: Thomas Paine
Starring: Eric Edwards, Tish Ambrose, Amber Lynn, Rachel Ashley, Sheri St. Claire, Jamie Gillis, Paul Thomas, Harry Reems, Herschel Savage, R. Bolla, Nick Random
1985 / 104 minutes / Color / 1.85:1
- Region free DVD
- Scanned and restored in 2k from 35mm camera negative
- Video interview with lead actor, Eric Edwards
- Original theatrical trailer
Overall rating: 4.4225354 / 5 from 71 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Corporate Assets is a fully uncut, lavishly produced action film featuring a glamorous cast and a surprising plot. Customers appreciate the great acting, stunning visuals, and high-quality transfer, making it a popular choice among fans of the genre.
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- Acting Quality: 11%
- Cast Glamour: 16%
- Film Quality: 16%
- Transfer Quality: 18%
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Review highlights
- "A great cast and a nice movie all in all." —
- "80's era, nice quality, nice production, good transfer" —
- "The restoration looks sharp and the movie itself is a wild, trashy ride that captures the era perfectly." —
Reviews
Not For Me
"This was NOT for me. I just couldn't connect to it at all. Dull sex scenes, so-so acting, nice 80's cinematography. What I love about VS tho is that even when/if I don't care for the movie that if there's an extra feature with an interview it tends to be very good and the one here with Eric Edwards was interesting and fun."
Well produced thriller
"A well produced film that made for a fun watch. The audio interview with Eric Edwards was especially enjoyable. Great cast!"
VS-124
"Amber Lynn stars in this exploitation version of Dallas !!"
Really enjoyed this high quality
"Really enjoyed this high quality release! Vinegar syndrome is the best! The plot kept me entertained as did of course, the hot stars of this movie!"
Great
"The Vinegar Syndrome release of Corporate Assets by Thomas Paine is a sleazy, high-energy mix of crime, exploitation, and 80s grit that never lets up. The restoration looks sharp and the movie itself is a wild, trashy ride that captures the era perfectly."
Sexxy business
"Very hot. Business casual baby"
Great release
"A great release . . . good picture quality and special features. . Highly recommend it"
Corporate Assets
"Great 80’s porn"
Visually, the film presents a unique aesthetic that combines a polished look with a gritty feel, reflecting its 1980s production style.
""Corporate Assets" is a fascinating addition to Vinegar Syndrome's collection that certainly piques interest from the get-go. The title itself evokes curiosity, hinting at a blend of corporate intrigue and adult themes. In terms of visuals, the film has a unique aesthetic that looks both polished and gritty, reflecting its '80s production style. It's impressive how such a low budget can still yield striking visuals and engaging set designs that transport you right into the era it depicts. What stands out most is how the film effectively combines humor and drama within the corporate context, all while keeping the characters relatable. For fans of vintage adult cinema, "Corporate Assets" is an intriguing watch that balances its provocative content with clever storytelling. Overall, I'd recommend it for anyone looking to explore the quirky side of corporate narratives in film."