Change: On some videos released in 1988 (Australia's bicentennary year), the logo starts out like the 1st logo, with the Australia outline, but then fades into this logo as an announcer   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 839)  View all updates.

Change: and the 2002 revival of TemptationPerfect Match among others. Scare Factor: None whatsoever. Nice CGI too._______________________________________________________________Reg Grundy Productions, Inc. (USA)(Early 1983-1997) Nicknames: "The Turning RG", "3-D RG", "CGI RG", "RG Zoom-Out"Logo: A remake of Australia's 1960   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1671)  View all updates.

Change: attack or kill. After the doberman moves for half a second, the picture freezes and the words "A Mad Dog Production" (in yellow) are scrawled onto the screen in a childish font and underlined. FX/Cheesy Factor: The dog and the text; everything   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 4700)  View all updates.

Change: : Some videos featured a light blue background with a white "Skull and Crossbones" picture, while the same text scrolled over the background. When the text left the screen, the background faded to black.SFX: The text and background scrolling up.Music: An early 80s Moog synth ditty.Availability:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 210)  View all updates.

Change: Films Spelling Films Sweetum Productions, Inc. Vision International Daniel H. Blatt & Robert Singer Production Universal Newsreels British Movietone Newsreels Paramount Newsreels Cinépix Film Properties, Inc. Nelson Entertainment CBS Films NBC Films August Entertainment Madman Entertainment Motion Picture Corporation of America ABC Films Weintraub Entertainment Group Hat Trick Productions   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 509)  View all updates.

Change: : The Other "V of Doom"Logo: On a black background 3 stylized, separate, golden "V"s are formed by yellow flashing effects from the right side. 3 more   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 737)  View all updates.

Change: featuredwas only seen in Australian cinemas bearing the Village brand nameFX: The yellow flashes, lasers, and shining.Cheesy Factor: See above.Music: A very loud, dramatic synth stinger, basically.Availability: Seen on Australian tapes in the late 80's.Scare Factor: Medium   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 730)  View all updates.

Change: it the favorite/favouritea ofpopular many.logo.3rd Logo(1989-1992) Nickname: "CGI Rising Building" Logo: Against a black background a triangular shape rises from the middle of the screen. As it   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1849)  View all updates.

Change: This logo also appeared as an in-credit on some Australian game shows (inlcuding "Perfect Match" and "Wheel of Fortune") On game shows like "Sale of the Century", the logo zooms away to the top, leaving   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1555)  View all updates.

Change: On a small number of television shows produced by the Seven Network, the copyright year appeared below the logo.FX: The box, the light, and the shine.Music: A synth whoosh, followed by a very short 3-note tune.Avalability: Seen on Seven Network shows from 1993-1999.Scare   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 149)  View all updates.