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===Background===
'''Paragon Video Productions''' was a subsidiary of
===Logo (1981-1985)===▼
▲Note: Not to be confused with [[Paragon Entertainment Corporation]].
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'''Variant:''' A version with "PRESENTS" appearing has been seen, just under the "deo produ".
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'''Music/Sounds:''' An overly-bombastic orchestral fanfare, which sounds like it could’ve been done in the 1930's.▼
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'''Availability:''' Ultra rare. Seen on ''American Nitro'', along with other B-movies from the era.▼
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Latest revision as of 14:15, 22 June 2024
V of Doom and Eric S.
Editions by
vhslogos and ThatRandomOshawott
Background
Paragon Video Productions was a subsidiary of King of Video to release more public domain horror and action films. This video sub-label operated from 1981 to 1985.
Logo (1981-1985)
Visuals: Same as the 2nd King of Video logo, except a gold colored “PARAGON VIDEO PRODUCTIONS” with an outlined star next to the “V” in “Video Productions” (where the letters are much smaller than the “V” and “Paragon”), zooms-in in the place of the King of Video logo with a trail behind it.
Variant: A version with "PRESENTS" appearing has been seen, just under the "deo produ".
Technique: Same as the King of Video logo, except the background animation loops constantly.
Audio: An overly-bombastic orchestral fanfare, which sounds like it could’ve been done in the 1930's.
Availability: Seen on American Nitro, along with other B-movies from the era.