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'''Logo:''' On a black background, "{{color|#daa06d|{{Font|Times New Roman|OFF}}}}" and "{{color|#daa06d|{{Font|Times New Roman|HOLLYWOOD}}" come from both sides of the screen. Palm trees grow out of the "L"s in "HOLLYWOOD". A streak in the same color as the trees is wiped in below. Then "{{color|gold|VIDEO}}" appears underneath. |
'''Logo:''' On a black background, "{{color|#daa06d|{{Font|Times New Roman|OFF}}}}" and "{{color|#daa06d|{{Font|Times New Roman|HOLLYWOOD}}}}" come from both sides of the screen. Palm trees grow out of the "L"s in "HOLLYWOOD". A streak in the same color as the trees is wiped in below. Then "{{color|gold|VIDEO}}" appears underneath. |
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'''Technique:''' Cheap animation effects and horrible music. |
'''Technique:''' Cheap animation effects and horrible music. |
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'''Availability:''' Ultra rare. Seen on the VHS releases of ''Destiny to Order'', ''Where the Spirit Lives'', and ''Mademoiselle Striptease''. |
'''Availability:''' Ultra rare. Seen on the VHS releases of ''Destiny to Order'', ''Where the Spirit Lives'', and ''Mademoiselle Striptease''. |
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Revision as of 23:32, 12 December 2022
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Background
Off Hollywood Video was a home video label that was part of Studio Entertainment that was formed along with Shooting Star Video. It went defunct in 1990 when Studio Entertainment closed its doors.
(1989)
Logo: On a black background, "OFF" and "HOLLYWOOD" come from both sides of the screen. Palm trees grow out of the "L"s in "HOLLYWOOD". A streak in the same color as the trees is wiped in below. Then "VIDEO" appears underneath.
Technique: Cheap animation effects and horrible music.
Music/Sounds: An irritating Moog synth jingle with eight piano notes that sounds almost like the Neo-Geo's startup jingle.
Availability: Ultra rare. Seen on the VHS releases of Destiny to Order, Where the Spirit Lives, and Mademoiselle Striptease.