Hostile takeovers involve shareholder manipulation and leveraged debt. [definitional]
This colorful characterization begins a strangely sexual film about a successful corporate raid, or hostile takeover, in which a firm or financier acquires control of a company through shareholder manipulation or a "leveraged buyout" (raising debt to finance the acquisition), often to individually sell off its assets for profit (known as "asset stripping").
DEFINE: Explains hostile takeover, leveraged buyout, and asset stripping in one compact passage.
Andrew deWaard, Derivative Media, loc. 238