god this used to scare the shit out of me whenever i'd watch the Blues Clues VHS's as a kid everything about it is unsettling and sends a chill down my spine even today
Ah, nostalgia. I miss the VHS days. I used to be terrified of this logo as a toddler. Everyone had an irrational fear as a child, this was mine. Now it’s one of the things I really miss from the VHS era. That fanfare is amazing, makes me feel like I’m actually going to a movie theater.
First one is 1995-2006. Second one is correct but out of sync. Third one is 1989-1992. Fourth one is a good find. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh are all the same as the first one. Eighth is correct.
Man whenever we watched movies it would be at night with all the light off and this fanfare would blast it scared the piss out of me to not able to sleep!
Considering that it accompanied the two ADDAMS FAMILY movies (the good ones from 1991 & 1992 [with Raul Julia & Christina Ricci recognizable as father-daughter duo Gomez & Wednesday respectively], _Reunion_ as a pilot for the mediocre 1998 "All-NEW" sitcom reboot can be buried in a ditch, IMO), shouldn't that be fitting? After all, as their Vic Mizzy theme song indicates, "They're CREEPY & their KOOKY. They're MYSTERIOUS & SPOOKY. They're ALTOGETHER OOKY.."
The following versions were used: A Gulf+Western Company byline (1988-1989) A Paramount Communications Company byline (1989-1995) A Viacom Company byline (1995-2007)
@@ashlincobb4274 no they did bro just trust me I swear to god they did it's so obvious they really did bro I swear to God bo trust me they actually took it from them I swear to God it's true they actually took it from them it's real look it up they actually did bro I swear to god it's real bro legit family bruh lit took it up they look it from look it up
You'll rarely see the VHS Bumper on it unless you work for a company that required you to show videos as part of your job. If it says Free of charge by example at least you know It's not meant for home viewing but rather a business viewing. Example at 1:55.
Paramount will never let a customer down over something that a viewer never knew wasn't theirs to keep to begin with. Anyone who saw 1:55 would pause the video write down the phone number and then call to report.
@@KevinPiland Same here with Blockbuster Video way back when they show a special screening copy of Secret Central: Have You Heard? (2004) in the children's section of VHS/DVD movies (Dora, Caillou, SpongeBob SquarePants, Disney, Barbie, Winx Club, etc) But Blockbuster Video was gone The only websites that sell demo VHS movies: Amazon and eBay
A long time ago when there were video stores, Movie companies would send the stores screener copies of movies to play in the stores in an effort to make sales. Sometimes one of these screener copies would actually make it to the sales rack by accident (Say, a few weeks before a movie is supposed to be released on video), and that's why there was a phone number on the warning screen.
@@PIXPromosMore I was correct but Blockbuster Video often previewed the screener copy of Secret Central: Have You Heard? (2004) to children (including teenagers), resulting in a sales fork towards Hasbro's newest toy line of the same name, sold at select Toys R Us stores (shortly before the kinda cute feature length teen movie was released on VHS and DVD the same year) Sadly, only the retail DVD version was released because they think the demo VHS was returned to Paramount Pictures Corporation (or Hasbro) a year later
