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'''Nickname:''' "The Taurus T" | '''Nickname:''' "The Taurus T", "The Bull" | ||
'''Logo:''' We see a starry background and gradually zoom out until we see the outline of the constellation Taurus (in white) running toward the screen. The Taurus rams into the screen, causing a flash. The flash becomes a gold Taurus emblem that looks like an abstract T, and the words: | '''Logo:''' We see a starry background and gradually zoom out until we see the outline of the constellation Taurus (in white) running toward the screen. The Taurus rams into the screen, causing a flash. The flash becomes a gold Taurus emblem that looks like an abstract T, and the words: | ||
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'''Music/Sounds:''' An '80s synth theme. In some cases, this logo was silent. | '''Music/Sounds:''' An '80s synth theme. In some cases, this logo was silent. | ||
'''Availability:''' Still intact on many films produced by this company, usually of the horror or comedy variety, such as ''Slaughterhouse Rock, Angel Town'' (most likely theatrical prints; the U.S. Imperial Entertainment VHS doesn't save this logo and neither did the 1998 DVD release), ''The Invisible Kid'', as well as ''Beverly Hills Brats''. The silent variant can be seen on ''Best of the Best'' (TV Prints Only) and the notorious John Belushi biopic ''Wired''. A shorter variant of the silent variant can be seen on Guy Magar's ''Retribution''. An out-of-sync variant can be found on ''Black Eagle''; It is unknown if it is preserved on the recent MVD Rewind Blu-Ray. It was also probably seen on theatrical prints of ''Best of the Best, Heaven Becomes Hell, Spontaneous Combustion, On the Make, Elliot Fauman, Ph.D., Class of 1999, BraveStarr: The Legend'', and ''Two Evil Eyes'', among others. | '''Availability:''' Still intact on many films produced by this company, usually of the horror or comedy variety, such as ''Slaughterhouse Rock, Angel Town'' (most likely theatrical prints; the U.S. Imperial Entertainment VHS doesn't save this logo and neither did the 1998 DVD release), ''The Invisible Kid'', as well as ''Beverly Hills Brats''. The silent variant can be seen on ''Best of the Best'' (TV Prints Only) and the notorious John Belushi biopic ''Wired''. A shorter variant of the silent variant can be seen on Guy Magar's ''Retribution''; this same variant can also been seen on trailers for the company's output. An out-of-sync variant can be found on ''Black Eagle'', and is preserved on the 1998 DVD release; It is unknown if it is preserved on the recent MVD Rewind Blu-Ray. It was also probably seen on theatrical prints of ''Best of the Best, Heaven Becomes Hell, Spontaneous Combustion, On the Make, Elliot Fauman, Ph.D., Class of 1999, BraveStarr: The Legend'', and ''Two Evil Eyes'', among others. It is unknown if the Academy Entertainment VHS releases of ''Rachel River'' and ''Old Explorers'' saves this logo. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' This is a professional logo, despite how cheesy and dated the animation may be and the choppy animation of the Taurus. | '''Editor's Note:''' This is a professional logo, despite how cheesy and dated the animation may be and the choppy animation of the Taurus. | ||