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Revision as of 05:28, 17 September 2021
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naxo-olé and MegaAveron25
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naxo-olé and MegaAveron25
Captures by
GoAnimateFan199Pro
Video captures courtesy of
czar7474
(1980s)
Logo: Same as the later variant for the Knockout Video logo, except that "KNOCKOUT" is replaced with "1001", and the equal signs are replaced with a pound (or hash) symbol.
FX/SFX: See Knockout Video.
Music/Sounds: See Knockout Video.
Availability: Near extinct. It was seen on the company's only pre-cert release, the video nasty Psycho Killer. It was also seen on the BBFC "X"-rated box cover edition of the film too. Unfortunately, only 2 copies of both editions exist. This is probably the rarest home video logo ever and the nearest to extinction.
Editor's Note: See Knockout Video.
