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Two opening logos for an American distributor. I cannot recall where I got the first one, but I believe it is early 1970s. The second one was taken from the home video release of Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs (1966).
Two opening logos for an American distributor. I cannot recall where I got the first one, but I believe it is early 1970s. The second one was taken from the home video release of Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs (1966).
![American International Pictures Idents [USA]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CyoOhmVm0lE/mqdefault.jpg "American International Pictures Idents [USA]
Two opening logos for an American distributor. I cannot recall where I got the first one, but I believe it is early 1970s. The second one was taken from the home video release of Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs (1966).")
![No less than FORTY more Roadshow home videos [can you imagine?]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DRRkZ3xsdtI/mqdefault.jpg "No less than FORTY more Roadshow home videos [can you imagine?]
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Presenting a selection of early VHS titles that I think are not the most easy to find these days. It moves at a pretty cracking pace with little superfluous discussion, and no film inserts this time around (sorry!). Only the first four films are not in their original clamshell cases.
The titles are as follows, in order:
* Somebody Killed Her Husband
* Ruby
* Jaguar Lives
* Beatlemania
* The Buddy Holly Story
* Pink Floyd: Live At Pompeii
* Richard Pryor: Live In Concert
* Broadway Danny Rose
* Blame It On Rio
* Pink Motel
* Young Doctors In Love
* Wacko
* Get Crazy
* Bad Manners
* Savage Islands (aka: Nate & Hayes)
* High Road To China
* Cannonball Run II
* Cannonball
* The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper
* Battletruck
* Kill Squad
* A Force Of One
* Seven
* Slaughters Big Rip-Off
* Bloody Mama
* Dillinger
* Drum
* Blow Out
* Monkey Grip
* The Serpents Egg
* Mother Lode
* Zulu Dawn
* Survive
* The Day After
* Fire & Ice
* The Beastmaster
* Yor: The Hunter From The Future
* The Key
* Endless Love
* Breathless")
![Bootleg Films Ident [Australia]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/F_yw5tTgzvI/mqdefault.jpg "Bootleg Films Ident [Australia]
Opening logo that appeared at the start of the obscure Australian film Bootleg (1985). Since the logo reflects the film title, I do not believe it appeared enywhere else.
The red outline is a map of the state of Queensland, Australia, where this film was shot.")
![Hot Legs (1979) - Trailer [edited]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fq87TGl8Kk0/mqdefault.jpg "Hot Legs (1979) - Trailer [edited]
Teaser trailer for a US adult film.
Director: Bob Chinn
Starred: Jessie St. James, Paul Thomas
I think the brunette posing is Delania Raffino. The guy taking photos is Paul Thomas, and the woman being photographed is Sharon Kane. The two women at the end are Jessie St. James (blonde), and Lisa Sue Corey (brunette).
DVD: Released by VCX in the USA.
Note: Obviously severely edited by way of edits and frame zoom. The uncut version runs for about 3 minutes, and can be seen on the compilation trailer DVD of The Best of VCX Classics II.")
![K-Tel Video & Filmways VTC Opening Logos [Australia]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HHsKASuvrWQ/mqdefault.jpg "K-Tel Video & Filmways VTC Opening Logos [Australia]
Presenting various opening logos from K-Tel, as well as a Filmways VTC logo, and a separate Filmways logo from the late 1980s.
The video is as follows:
* K-Tel Video (1983)
* K-Tel Video (1984) - with trailer fanfare
* Filmways VTC (1984) - still logo
* Filmways Home Video (1988)
Filmways Australasian Distributors had an association with K-Tel for some of their home video labels in the early 1980s. By the late 1980s, K-Tel ceased operating. Filmways then became associated with a company called Filmpac, which was a subsidiary label of Vestron Video in Australia and New Zealand.
The logos were derived from the following releases [in order]
* Children of the Night (aka: Daughters of Darkness - 1971)
* Alone in the Dark (1982) - both of the middle logos
* Shocking Asia Part 2 (1984)")
