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''Editions by CuriousGeorge60 and BudTheChud1989'' |
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Background: TorchLight Entertainment was the Softcore Erotica Division of Full Moon Entertainment. It was known for films like ''Beach Babes from Beyond'' and ''Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000'' (AKA: ''Virgin Hunters''). This was later replaced by Surrender Cinema in 1996, though some Torchlight films continued to be released during that time period, even as late as |
Background: TorchLight Entertainment was the Softcore Erotica Division of Full Moon Entertainment. It was known for films like ''Beach Babes from Beyond'' and ''Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000'' (AKA: ''Virgin Hunters''). This was later replaced by Surrender Cinema in 1996, though some Torchlight films continued to be released during that time period, even as late as 2001. |
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(1993-1995) |
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Music/Sounds: A mystical/triumphant synth fanfare. On the trailer for ''Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000'', a different, much darker fanfare can be heard. New age musician David Arkenstone is believed to have composed either one. |
Music/Sounds: A mystical/triumphant synth fanfare. On the trailer for ''Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000'', a different, much darker fanfare can be heard. New age musician David Arkenstone is believed to have composed either one. |
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Availability: Can be found on TorchLight releases from the era such as ''Beach Babes from Beyond'' and ''Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000'' (AKA: ''Virgin Hunters''). The rare variant with different music can only be found on the trailer for the latter. It may be seen on some prints of ''Beach Babes 2: Cave Girl Island'' and ''Blonde Heaven'', but Cinemax broadcasts used New City Releasing instead, while the VHS and DVD releases of the former film used Cult Video instead. |
Availability: Can be found on TorchLight releases from the era such as ''Beach Babes from Beyond'' and ''Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000'' (AKA: ''Virgin Hunters''). The rare variant with different music can only be found on the trailer for the latter. It may be seen on some prints of ''Beach Babes 2: Cave Girl Island'' (AKA: ''Cave Girl Island'') and ''Blonde Heaven'' (Released to video in 2001 as ''Morgana''), but Cinemax broadcasts used New City Releasing instead, while the VHS and DVD releases of the former film used Cult Video instead. |
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Revision as of 01:04, 4 September 2020
Logo descriptions by BudTheChud1989 and YingYong
Logo capture by EnormousRat
Editions by CuriousGeorge60 and BudTheChud1989
Background: TorchLight Entertainment was the Softcore Erotica Division of Full Moon Entertainment. It was known for films like Beach Babes from Beyond and Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000 (AKA: Virgin Hunters). This was later replaced by Surrender Cinema in 1996, though some Torchlight films continued to be released during that time period, even as late as 2001.
(1993-1995)
Nicknames: "The Flame", "The TorchLight Flame"
Logo: The screen is engulfed with flames. The word, "TORCHLIGHT " (with the "I" shaped like a torch holder" zooms out filled with the fire as the screen turns black. Once it stops zooming, "TORCHLIGHT" turns a solid orange color, and a solid orange flame appears above the "I." The word, "ENTERTAINMENT" fades underneath in blue.
FX/SFX: Live action fire, the words zooming out, "ENTERTAINMENT" flashing in.
Variants: There is a short variant seen mainly on trailers. A still variant can be found on the trailer for Beach Babes 2: Cave Girl Island.
Music/Sounds: A mystical/triumphant synth fanfare. On the trailer for Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000, a different, much darker fanfare can be heard. New age musician David Arkenstone is believed to have composed either one.
Availability: Can be found on TorchLight releases from the era such as Beach Babes from Beyond and Test Tube Teens from the Year 2000 (AKA: Virgin Hunters). The rare variant with different music can only be found on the trailer for the latter. It may be seen on some prints of Beach Babes 2: Cave Girl Island (AKA: Cave Girl Island) and Blonde Heaven (Released to video in 2001 as Morgana), but Cinemax broadcasts used New City Releasing instead, while the VHS and DVD releases of the former film used Cult Video instead.
