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Availability: Seen on old Bulgarian tapes at the time. It was seen on Bulgarian VHS copies of ''Sleepstalker'' and ''The Mask.'' |
Availability: Seen on old Bulgarian tapes at the time. It was seen on Bulgarian VHS copies of ''Sleepstalker'' and ''The Mask.'' |
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Editor's Note:The animation's really choppy. The music sounds dated, and the whole thing is rather cheap. All but the soundtrack, in which is somewhat sounding like the works of Angelo Badalamenti to be honest. |
Editor's Note: The animation's really choppy. The music sounds dated, and the whole thing is rather cheap. All but the soundtrack, in which is somewhat sounding like the works of Angelo Badalamenti to be honest. |
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(Early-Late 1990s)
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Logo: TBA
FX/SFX: The letters and words rotating and going into place, and the fading.
Music/Sounds: A tune that sounds similar to the music from Worldvision Home Video.
Availability: Seen on old Bulgarian tapes at the time. It was seen on Bulgarian VHS copies of Sleepstalker and The Mask.
Editor's Note: The animation's really choppy. The music sounds dated, and the whole thing is rather cheap. All but the soundtrack, in which is somewhat sounding like the works of Angelo Badalamenti to be honest.
