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Background
American Horror was an Argentine pirated home video company.
Logo (Early 1990s)
Visuals: On a black background, various slit-scan clips shoot themselves in the background, whilst everything slowly diagonally rotates. Whilst this happens, the words "AMERICAN HORROR" in Lithos font fade in. Later on, it fades out, for the word "P R E S E N T A" in Lithos, narrow typeface to fade in.
Technique: Computer animation.
Audio: "Turn it Over" by Eddie Jobson, which fades out early at the end.
Availability: Only known to be seen on a release of The Changeling (titled on theirs as The Puzzle).