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'''Logo:''' On a black background, a wavy orange sphere is seen rotating. It then reveals the black background is the top of a black triangle on a wavy blue background. As it turns around, the sphere solidifies and the triangle morphs into a pair of half-diamonds, holding the sphere in place. A series of lines passes through on the bottom, forming "graf" in a segmented medieval font. "film international" appears below in the same font. |
'''Logo:''' On a black background, a wavy orange sphere is seen rotating. It then reveals the black background is the top of a black triangle on a wavy blue background. As it turns around, the sphere solidifies and the triangle morphs into a pair of half-diamonds, holding the sphere in place. A series of lines passes through on the bottom, forming "graf" in a segmented medieval font. "film international" appears below in the same font. |
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'''Technique:''' The sphere and triangle morphing and rotating, the name forming. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A menacing and distorted synth tune. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A menacing and distorted synth tune. |
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Revision as of 00:21, 6 December 2022
(Late 1980s)
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Logo: On a black background, a wavy orange sphere is seen rotating. It then reveals the black background is the top of a black triangle on a wavy blue background. As it turns around, the sphere solidifies and the triangle morphs into a pair of half-diamonds, holding the sphere in place. A series of lines passes through on the bottom, forming "graf" in a segmented medieval font. "film international" appears below in the same font.
Technique: The sphere and triangle morphing and rotating, the name forming.
Music/Sounds: A menacing and distorted synth tune.
Availability: Rare. Spotted on Polish VHS copies of Fox Lorber films. It also appears on a copy of Hellraiser 2.
