Martin Kove

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Cobra Kai (Season 6 Part 2 Review)

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Initially looked at by some as a nostalgic novelty when news emerged in the summer of 2017 that a Karate Kid sequel series was green-lit, it soon emerged into one of streaming television’s most beloved series. In fact, the build in the show’s popularity peaked ... Read More
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Dark Night of the Soul (Movie Review)

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On November 12, 2024, Entertainment Squad offer viewers the new Horror film Dark Night of the Soul. Available on VOD and via cable providers, the Glass House Distribution production is meticulously orchestrated and written by the multi-talented Director S.J Creazzo (My Little Demon 2012, Skipping ... Read More
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Cobra Kai (Season 6 Part 1 Review)

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The pop culture phenomenon of Cobra Kai has been an interesting one to watch develop over the last six years. Initially premiering through YouTube back in May of 2018,  Season 1 laid the foundation for continued storylines of easily recognized The Karate Kid film franchise characters Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) ... Read More

Interview – Gianni Decenzo

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Every character in film/television has a different arc. Some are predictable, while others not so much. In the hit series Cobra Kai, the character of Demetri has certainly taken a few twists and turns no one saw coming. Initially awkward and uncertain, by season two ... Read More

VFW (Movie Review)

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What happens when 1976’s Assault on Precinct 13 and 1987’s Street Trash have a love child? You get something along the lines of VFW, the newest chapter in Joe Begos’ filmography set for release in theaters, On Demand, and Digital HD on Valentine’s Day, Friday, ... Read More

Interview – Martin Kove

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Back in summer of 1984, The Karate Kid captured the heart and imagination of anyone who had ever been bullied or been made to feel less than. It was the ultimate story of the underdog, self-confidence, and friendship. Yet, of course, with every protagonist there ... Read More