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'''Logo:''' On a white background, a picture of a guillotine on a cloudy sky that appears to be jagged around the borders. The guillotine's blade shines as "GUILLOTINE FILMS" fades in below the picture in a pointy, Gothic font with the N's points extended out. The logo then uses a slanted rectangle shape to wipe the image off screen, possibly representing the falling blade of the guillotine.
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The wood sliding and blood splattering sounds when the blade obscures the view.
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Revision as of 00:21, 6 December 2022
Thisisanswer and DarkJester25
Video captures courtesy of
MachineryNoise
Background
Guillotine Films is a horror movie company that puts out direct-to-video movies.
(2000's)
Logo: On a white background, a picture of a guillotine on a cloudy sky that appears to be jagged around the borders. The guillotine's blade shines as "GUILLOTINE FILMS" fades in below the picture in a pointy, Gothic font with the N's points extended out. The logo then uses a slanted rectangle shape to wipe the image off screen, possibly representing the falling blade of the guillotine.
Technique: The blade shining, which looks like it was made in Flash, and the cut to black, which is very cheap. The image of the guillotine is apparently is a copyrighted image by Jørn Fabricius used without the permission of the artist.
Music/Sounds: The wood sliding and blood splattering sounds when the blade obscures the view.
Availability: Extremely rare. It was known to be seen on a DVD copy of Driller Killer.
Legacy: The sudden appearances of the loud sounds and the blade all of a sudden blocking the logo can all get to many viewers, particularly if viewed at night or in a dark place.