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Caballero Control Corporation Home Video
Logo descriptions by mr3urious
Logo captures and videos courtesy of eyeh8nbc
1st (known) Logo
(Early 1980s)
Nickname: "C's of Doom"
Logo: Against a space BG with stars slowly shooting forth, we see a blue object zooming forth and turning upward to reveal itself to be three C's arranged somewhat like this:
The middle C is being overlapped by the other two. The C's then split into two and disappear from both sides of the screen. Then, the blue text
Variant: There exists a version with a copyright date at the beginning.
FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The text animation and the moving stars, which are very cheesy.
Music/Sounds: It starts off with an eerie humming sound, followed by a "crash" when the C's split up, and ending with a loud, dramatic synth stinger.
Availability: Can be seen on old adult films from the era.
Scare Factor: High, due to the dark atmosphere and scary music; on the bright side, though, it could keep kids away from porn!
2nd Logo
(Mid 1980s?)
Logo: On a black background, three diagonal lines, with the CCC Home Video logo between the first and second lines and the text "CABALLERO CONTROL CORPORATION HOME VIDEO" ("VIDEO" contains blue, yellow, and red stripes in the middle) in the other space flip up to the screen.
FX/SFX: The flipping.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: See above.
Scare Factor: None; better than the last logo.
Logo captures and videos courtesy of eyeh8nbc
1st (known) Logo
(Early 1980s)
Logo: Against a space BG with stars slowly shooting forth, we see a blue object zooming forth and turning upward to reveal itself to be three C's arranged somewhat like this:
----C
C
----C
CABALLERO
C O N T R O L ---C O R P O R A T I O N
HOME
VIDEO
spins in from the distance. It then fades out. HOME
VIDEO
Variant: There exists a version with a copyright date at the beginning.
FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The text animation and the moving stars, which are very cheesy.
Music/Sounds: It starts off with an eerie humming sound, followed by a "crash" when the C's split up, and ending with a loud, dramatic synth stinger.
Availability: Can be seen on old adult films from the era.
Scare Factor: High, due to the dark atmosphere and scary music; on the bright side, though, it could keep kids away from porn!
2nd Logo
(Mid 1980s?)
FX/SFX: The flipping.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: See above.
Scare Factor: None; better than the last logo.
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