Puerto Vallarta Squeeze

	Craig Wasson
	Giovanna Zacarias
	Harvey Keitel
	Scott Glenn
	Arthur Allan Seidelman - Director
	Bert Glatstein - Editor
	Carolyn S. Chambers - Producer
	Chuy Chavez - Cinematographer
	Lee Holdridge - Original Music By
	Richard Alfieri - Screenplay
	Robert James Waller - Based On Novel By
	Zane W. Levitt - Executive Producer

Draxblog Movie Reviews 7 of 10
In the beginning, "Puerto Vallarta Squeeze" looks very refreshing. The exotic locations of Mexico are well-matched by unconventional characters and bizarre love traingle. The plot is good opportunity to spot some tragically underused talents like Craig Wasson. For Scott Glen, specialised for supporting roles of tough guys, this film was a rare occasion to play romantic lead.

Film Threat 8 of 10
A memorable film with substance has a first class script, well-crafted characters and relaxed subtle direction. The film loses its way a little in the last twenty minutes, however "Puerto Vallarta Squeeze" can be forgiven for such shortcomings based on a superb opening two acts. Scott Glenn shows in this film why he should be a more prominent leading man and not just a supporting player. - Daniel Bernardi