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=== (1966-198?) === |
=== (1966-198?) === |
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<br />'''Logo:''' On a cloudy background a seal zooms towards us. On a curved banner at the top is written "MEDALLION", under it is "TV". As the seal stops, "Presents" in a script font is written out. |
<br />'''Logo:''' On a cloudy background a seal zooms towards us. On a curved banner at the top is written "MEDALLION", under it is "TV". As the seal stops, "Presents" in a script font is written out. |
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'''Variant:''' |
'''Variant:''' |
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* Sometimes "Release" appears instead of "Presents". |
* Sometimes <u>"Release"</u> appears instead of "Presents". |
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* There's also a color version of the logo. Oddly enough, the color logo usually precedes B&W movies. |
* There's also a <u>color version</u> of the logo. Oddly enough, the color logo usually precedes B&W movies. |
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'''Technique:''' The zooming and the writing. |
'''Technique:''' The zooming and the writing. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A drum roll, though sometimes it may be silent. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A drum roll, though sometimes it may be silent. |
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'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' On ''The Delta Factor |
'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' On <u>''The Delta Factor''</u>, The music from the [[Walter Reade Organization]] logo was played over the logo. |
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'''Availability:''' Rare. The company mainly distributed obscure B-movies on TV, but the logo is usually kept intact. Appears on ''The Crawling Hand'', ''The Slime People'', ''Attack of the Animal People'', and ''The Wild Wild World of Batwoman''. These films were featured on ''Mystery Science Theater 3000,'' and the logo is fortunately kept intact on all three. It also appears on the old VHS version of the softcore feature ''The Bellboy and the Playgirls'', the directorial debut of New Hollywood legend Francis Ford Coppola, as well as at the start of each episode of the Drew Cummings documentary series ''The Making of'' (one videocassette where this is preserved is the UAV release of the episode ''RoboCop''). |
'''Availability:''' Rare. The company mainly distributed obscure B-movies on TV, but the logo is usually kept intact. Appears on ''The Crawling Hand'', ''The Slime People'', ''Attack of the Animal People'', and ''The Wild Wild World of Batwoman''. These films were featured on ''Mystery Science Theater 3000,'' and the logo is fortunately kept intact on all three. It also appears on the old VHS version of the softcore feature ''The Bellboy and the Playgirls'', the directorial debut of New Hollywood legend Francis Ford Coppola, as well as at the start of each episode of the Drew Cummings documentary series ''The Making of'' (one videocassette where this is preserved is the UAV release of the episode ''RoboCop''). |
Revision as of 13:29, 26 March 2023
Lazlow
Captures by
Lazlow
Editions by
Henrynguye5
Video captures courtesy of
LogicSmash, Peakpasha and A. Nikitin
(1966-198?)
Logo: On a cloudy background a seal zooms towards us. On a curved banner at the top is written "MEDALLION", under it is "TV". As the seal stops, "Presents" in a script font is written out.
Variant:
- Sometimes "Release" appears instead of "Presents".
- There's also a color version of the logo. Oddly enough, the color logo usually precedes B&W movies.
Technique: The zooming and the writing.
Music/Sounds: A drum roll, though sometimes it may be silent.
Music/Sounds Variant: On The Delta Factor, The music from the Walter Reade Organization logo was played over the logo.
Availability: Rare. The company mainly distributed obscure B-movies on TV, but the logo is usually kept intact. Appears on The Crawling Hand, The Slime People, Attack of the Animal People, and The Wild Wild World of Batwoman. These films were featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000, and the logo is fortunately kept intact on all three. It also appears on the old VHS version of the softcore feature The Bellboy and the Playgirls, the directorial debut of New Hollywood legend Francis Ford Coppola, as well as at the start of each episode of the Drew Cummings documentary series The Making of (one videocassette where this is preserved is the UAV release of the episode RoboCop).