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Reviews of Tish Ambrose Movies with Trailers (5)

Boxcover for Femme Core
(4.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Lisa Ann, Jerry Butler, Michael Knight [I] (classic), Rhonda Jo Petty, Tish Ambrose, Monique Alexander, Teagan Presley, Celeste Star, Alexis Ford
Studio: Adam & Eve
Directed by: Teagan Presley
Release date: 9/28/2010
Previews: Previews
Femme Core review summaries:
Endorphin's
review from 12/15/2010:
Femme Core is an all girl DVD that features Teagan Presley in every scene and has fairly strong fetish elements to it. Femme Core is very consistent and a bit varied. It is consistent because Teagan is in every scene, every scene has a fetish element to it, and every scene is set up to please the eyes. [read the full review]
bono-ONE's
review from 9/27/2010:
Ok fans here we have the first directing title from Teagan Presley. She's brought together a very nice group of ladies here who thankfully dig on girls and it shows. Celeste, Andy, Monique-- oh yeah the cast is top notch. The action is dominated by toys so if you're more into oral sex then this title should first be a rental and you can see how you feel from there. The action is good mind you but the oral is missing somewhat with the best being captured in the Teagan, Juelz and Monique scene. Some good outfits too get displayed by the girls before they get naked for playtime. Overall a good effort with strong emphasis on toy action. [read the full review]
Boxcover for 69 Minutes: Evening News 1
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Steve Drake, Julie, Tracey Adams, Jeff Scott, Jeannie Pepper, Jerry Butler, William Margold, Johnny Nineteen, Francois Papillon, Tish Ambrose, Jason Brooks, Bambi Allen, Breezy Lane, Wayne Stevens, Micala Davidson
Directed by: Damon Christian
Release date: 4/17/2008
Previews: Previews
69 Minutes: Evening News 1 review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 1/17/2017:
"Peace through giving a piece" is the theme for this week's hard-hitting episode of "69 Minutes: Evening News", featuring the sarcastic (...though horny...) news anchor, the lovely Tracey Adams, as she delves into the possibility of achieving world peace through increased sexual contact. Of course, this fine, stereotype-filled piece of investigative journalism finds her interviewing a variety of characters from all corners of the globe, from Cold War ambassadors to Middle Eastern dictators to French sexual athletes and so on and so forth. Needless to say, all of these world figures have at least one thing in common: They like fucking as much as Tracey does. Such is the case in this fun, tongue-in-cheek, 1986 parody of the popular, mainstream news show, "60 Minutes", by director Damon Christian and GVC. [read the full review]
Boxcover for House Of the Rising Sun: The Bordello (Gourmet)
(3.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Amber Lynn, Paul Thomas, Buck Adams, Veronica Hart, Jerry Butler, David Christopher, Jay Serling, Johnny Nineteen, Tish Ambrose, Taija Rae, Marita Ekberg, Scott Baker, Marco Nero, Sarah Bernard, Charlie Latour, Margaret Smith, Christine Lambar, Deahana, Linda Lowe, Niki Jordan, Beth Broderick, Patricia Schenfelle, Billy D. Boadus II, Chas Mullen, Dave Mazzeo, Deech Ross, Dick Merrick, F. Murtz, Gator, Jacques Daniel, Larry David, Steve Breeze, Steve Lockwood, Tony Toledo, Bill Landis
Directed by: Chuck Vincent
Release date: 1/4/2008
Previews: Previews
House Of the Rising Sun: The Bordello (Gourmet) review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 5/7/2016:
Nothing but trouble (...and hot fucking...) ensues when an arrogant, corporate VP finds out about a semi-profitable New Orleans brothel that his company owns, the keys to which have just been handed over to a former--and now returned--working girl. Such is the case in "House of the Rising Sun: The Bordello", an overall-good, 1985 flick from director Chuck Vincent and Gourmet Video. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Voyeur (VCA)
(4.0 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Sharon Kane, Michael Knight [I] (classic), Sheri St. Clair, Robert Bullock, Tish Ambrose, George Payne, Taija Rae, Jack Wagner
Studio: VCA
Directed by: Chuck Vincent
Release date: 12/20/2005
Previews: Previews
Voyeur (VCA) review summaries:
Kelly's
review from 1/22/2006:
Title: Voyeur Company: VCA (LFP, Inc.) Length: 77 minutes VHS Release: 1985 DVD Release: December 20, 2005 Condoms: None Directed by: Chuck Vincent Director of Photography: Larry Revene Written by: Chuck Vincent and John Blaise BOXCOVER SYNOPSIS: One man's pleasure is another man's obsession! Erotic auteur Chuck Vincent brings you an uncommonly well made sexual adventure. Voyeur is a mix between Hitchcock and huge, stiff cock made in the lavish Hollywood style. Featuring Robert Bullock, we follow a bitter ex-cop as his life takes a bizarre twist the day he meets a shady lawyer. After being hired to spy on a wealthy and promiscuous socialite he finds himself beyond obsession with this lustful and mysterious woman. As his sexual intensity mounts from watching the socialites smoldering encounters Robert must sweat it out while watching from afar. [read the full review]
Boxcover for Corporate Assets (VCX)
(4.5 stars from 1 review)
Starring: Misty Rain, Shelby Stevens, Alex Sanders, Amber Lynn, Tamara Longley, Paul Thomas, Vince Vouyer, Jamie Gillis, Brittany O'Connell, Nicole Lace, Helen Duval, Nick Random, Eric Edwards, Rachel Ashley, Harry Reems, William Margold, Sheri St. Clair, R. Bolla, Robert Bullock, Francois Papillon, Herschel Savage, Tish Ambrose, Stephanie Bradley
Studio: VCX
Directed by: Thomas Paine
Release date: 8/30/2004
Previews: Previews
Corporate Assets (VCX) review summaries:
fu_q's
review from 9/2/2017:
It's a dark and lonely world for a corporate prostitute, Tish Ambrose, who, despite having all of her material needs met and then some, only finds true happiness in the letters of a mentally troubled war buddy, Eric Edwards, of her deceased brother. Indeed, Tish appears to have it all as the longstanding head-lady of R. Bolla's cadre of corporate cuties, who provide sexual services to both the better employees of his firm and corrupt politicians alike, yet her heart yearns to quench its emptiness. It's solely Edwards' writings that can fill this void, so it's with great happiness that she greets him when he finally gets up the courage to surprise her with a visit. Of course, this doesn't sit well with Bolla, her boss, whose strong-arm tactics clash with the pair's feelings for one another violently. How it will all end up--happily or in blood...or both--remains the unanswered question of the day. Such is the case in "Corporate Assets", an exceptional, 1985 release. [read the full review]