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'''Legacy:''' It is known as a scary logo due to the unexpected change in music and rapidly flashing colors. However it may have been intentional, considering it appears in a horror movie.
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Thisisanswer
Video captures courtesy of
David García (of Shock Ediciones)
Background
Difusora Internacional de Vídeo S.A. (which would roughly translate as "International Video Diffusion, Inc.") was a Spanish video distributor.
(1980?)
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Logo: On a space background, the words "DIFUSORA INTERNACIONAL DE VIDEO S.A." in yellow, next to a weird circle-like logo fade in. The logo suddenly disappears as the sound drastically changes, and the logo, which now has a circle in it, flashes in many different colors and in two different patterns. The first logo appears back in, only this time is blue, then the entire logo fades out at once.
Technique: The logo fading in and the flashing colors.
Music/Sounds: An ominous orchestral theme, which drastically changes to siren-like synth sounds.
Music/Sounds Trivia: The theme heard in the first part of the logo is actually an electronic rendition of The Old Castle, made by Isao Tomita and originally composed by Modest Mussorgsky.
Availability: Ultra rare. As far as we know, it was seen on a Spanish tape of Patrick Still Lives (Spanish: Patrick Vive Todavia; Italian: Patrick vive ancora)
Legacy: It is known as a scary logo due to the unexpected change in music and rapidly flashing colors. However it may have been intentional, considering it appears in a horror movie.
