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'''Availability:''' Seen on later tapes from the era, like ''The Kidnapping of Baby John Doe''. |
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Revision as of 19:32, 24 August 2023
Descriptions by
Codyfinke2 and RSX-798
Captures by
Eric S.
Codyfinke2 and RSX-798
Captures by
Eric S.
Background
Palisades Home Video is the final renaming of Continental Video by Andre Blay and Elliott Kastner when Cinema Group itself was rebranded under Palisades Entertainment in December 1987. The company did not last for very long, and its assets were sold to Magnum Entertainment and New Star Video.
(1988)
Logo: Almost the same as the movie logo, except the logo was videotaped and the square is blue.
Technique: None.
Music/Sounds: A humming choir.
Availability: Seen on later tapes from the era, like The Kidnapping of Baby John Doe.
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