Squeeze Play (1979)A male softball team is challenged by a female softball team to see who is best. Director:Lloyd Kaufman |
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Squeeze Play (1979)A male softball team is challenged by a female softball team to see who is best. Director:Lloyd Kaufman |
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Jim Harris | ... |
Wes
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| Jennifer Hetrick | ... |
Samantha
(as Jenni Hetrick)
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Rick Gitlin | ... |
Fred
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| Helen Campitelli | ... |
Jamie
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Rick Khan | ... |
Tom
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Diana Valentien | ... |
Maureen
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| Al Corley | ... |
Buddy
(as Alford Corley)
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Melissa Michaels | ... |
Mary Lou
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Michael P. Moran | ... |
Bozo
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Sonya Jennings | ... |
Max
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| Kaye Bramblett | ... |
Midge
(as Sharon Kyle Bramblett)
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Zachary | ... |
Pop
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Tony Hoty | ... |
Koch
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Lisa Beth Wolf | ... |
Rose
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| Brenda Starr | ... |
Brenda
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A male softball team is challenged by a female softball team to see who is best.
Squeeze play is a slightly disappointing effort from, what was then an early TROMA team (It was their first financial success! Anyone who's seen one of there films will understand why)
It's about a group of guys who play softball, and after a while their girlfriends get sick of it, so they make an all girl softball team, and the challenge begins.
Obviously this movie sounds a bit tired, but the scene where the guy catches the ball with his butt is hysterical, and the surprise ending when the girls aren't even annoyed seems a bit unrealistic, but who cares? This is movie is supposed to be fun, and generally it is.