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Music/Sounds: A dramatic horn tune ending in an orchestral hit, followed by an ethereal synth tune. |
Music/Sounds: A dramatic horn tune ending in an orchestral hit, followed by an ethereal synth tune. |
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Availability: Uncommon. Appears on older VHS/DVDs like Tiger Claws |
Availability: Uncommon. Appears on older VHS/DVDs like ''Tiger Claws II, Cyber Vengeance, Expect to Die, Glam, Crisis, Shivers, Hitman's Run, Requiem for Murder'' and ''Papertrail'', among others. |
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Editor's Note: None. |
Editor's Note: None. |
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Revision as of 06:56, 4 September 2020
Background: Avalanche Home Entertainment was a division of Lions Gate Films that was founded in 1998 to distribute smaller Canadian B-movies and independent films. After Lionsgate acquired Trimark in 2000, Avalanche Home Entertainment dissolved into Lionsgate Home Entertainment the following year.
(1999-2001)
Avalanche Home Entertainment (1999)
Logo: On a rippling crystal blue background, we see part of the letter "A" and a snow avalanche below it. The snow reveals the word "AVALANCHE" and is placed underneath the big "A". Then the snow disappears, and a bolt-like figure flashes in on top of the "A". The word "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" appears below under the line, and a byline saying "A DIVISION OF LIONS GATE FILMS CORP." There is a small LG lion standing near the byline.
FX/SFX: The rippling background, the avalanche, and the flash.
Music/Sounds: A dramatic horn tune ending in an orchestral hit, followed by an ethereal synth tune.
Availability: Uncommon. Appears on older VHS/DVDs like Tiger Claws II, Cyber Vengeance, Expect to Die, Glam, Crisis, Shivers, Hitman's Run, Requiem for Murder and Papertrail, among others.
Editor's Note: None.
