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===Background===
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'''Audio:''' The theme music to ''Trancers''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on films from this company, such as a 2000s re-issue of ''Zarkorr! The Invader''.
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Background
Started in 1997 by Charles Band as a replacement kids' sub-label for Moonbeam Entertainment. Several of these movies were produced in Romania and financed by the Kushner-Locke Company. Was named after an unreleased movie Charles Band produced in the late 1980s also called PulsePounders! and was originally considered as an extreme horror sub-label.
Logo (1997-2001)
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Audio: The theme music to Trancers.
Availability: Seen on films from this company, such as a 2000s re-issue of Zarkorr! The Invader.
