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As the creature goes back down, the white, bold text "HORROR FACTORY" appears stacked next to the rectangle, and the text "THE screamy FRENCH TOUCH" appears below the logo. Then the logo disappears after a few seconds. Trivia: The template that was used for this logo is "Scary Cinematic Logo Reveal" by rad-FX on Video hive. However, the ...
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Background. Screamtime Films is an independent horror film production company and distributor. The company was originally founded in 1992 by Todd Jason Cook as Horroscope Films. Under it's original name, the company did not use a logo, instead having just an in-credit notice at both the beginning and at the end of their releases.
- The Exorcist logo. The classic 1973 film about a girl possessed by a demon was so terrifying, it reportedly provoked fainting and vomiting attacks in cinemas, and was banned by a number of local authorities in the UK.
- The Omen logo. A 1976 horror about a child of the devil being born into the modern era, The Omen courted controversy by incorporating the Satanic number 666 into the ‘O’ of this logo, featured on its first theatrical poster by Tom Jung.
- The Shining logo. Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 adaptation of Stephen King’s novel is considered one of the greatest horror movies of all time. So it’s fitting that its logo was created by one of the film world’s greatest graphic designers, Saul Bass.
- Friday the 13th logo. One of the most successful franchises in history, giving birth to 12 films and counting, Friday the 13th began with a 1980 horror about a group of teenagers who get killed, one by one, at a camp.
Background. Ghost House Pictures was established in 2002 by Sam Raimi and Robert Tapert (both who, along with Bruce Campbell, previously founded Renaissance Pictures (now Raimi Productions)) to produce high-concept horror films. Most of its theatrical films are produced and distributed by Columbia Pictures. Contents.
It first used a film reel with "MCA-TV" on it as their logo (as can be seen on Revue Productions' first logo above), switching in 1956 to the "Arrowhead" logo, a common sight on old prints of pre-1950 Paramount films as MCA had acquired the rights to them a few years after Paramount's 1948 antitrust lawsuit. From about the early 1980s until MCA-TV was merged into Universal Television in 1996 ...
Here is the list of the logos on this wiki. By clicking in the name of one company from the list, you'll access to the page of the company in question, if we have it yet. Feel free to add more to the list. This page was originally a list of nightmare logos only, but because logos that were not ranked nightmare were getting added, we decided to make it a list of logos in general. Here are the ...
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Logo: On a black background, a white box containing a giant "C" with "COMPTON" within the "C" is displayed. Right next to the boxes are "A" on the left and "PRODUCTION" on the right. SFX/FX: A still, printed image. Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the film. Availability: Seen on Repulsion. Scare Factor: None to Low Logo: On a red background, a black box is first displayed where a white "C ...
