Drama Cult Classic

Corporate power games and bedroom espionage collide at a decadent weekend retreat.

THE MINX

1969 · 1h 24m · R · Drama · IMDB TMDB

A businessman hosts a hunting party at a remote lodge, and hires three prostitutes to take care of his clients. However, the girls have their own plans and secretly install cameras in the bedrooms to record the activities for future use.

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What is The Minx about?

The Minx is a 1969 American drama directed by Raymond Jacobs about a ruthless businessman who orchestrates a corporate takeover by hosting a manipulative party at his hunting lodge, where hired women secretly record compromising encounters for leverage.

Programmer's Pick

Who knew boardroom maneuvering could get so risqué? The Minx swaps out spreadsheets for hidden cameras and stakes the company's future on a weekend of strategic seduction. It's corporate intrigue with an exploitation twist—file under 'hostile takeovers with extra heat.'

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

At the sharp intersection of business and pleasure, The Minx follows Henry Baxter, a corporate shark plotting a hostile takeover of a rival company. To secure crucial votes, Baxter lures hesitant board members to a secluded hunting lodge under the pretense of a weekend getaway. There, his brother-in-law arranges for three women—Terry, Nicole, and Susan—whose real talent lies in covert surveillance. As the weekend unfolds, cameras roll behind closed doors, capturing more than just fleeting encounters in this tale of seduction, power plays, and double-dealing. Expect a blend of corporate drama and exploitation, all unfolding in a space where no one is exactly what they seem.