Background[]
Bo Films Is a mexican film company. it was founded on September 9th, 1939 and went defunct on November 26th, 1975.
Logo[]
Original Variant
Variant without the skull
(1939-1975) We see a volcano erupting with some lava coming out of it. suddenly (AND out of nowhere), we see a creepy mexican skull face zooming in very fast. the skull roars, and while the background fades to black, the text
BO
FILMS
PRESENTA
around the skull. the logo either cuts to black or to the movie.
Variants:
- There is a color variant.
- There is a variant without the skull.
- On Chupete, the volcano background to the baby's open mouth (the baby is crying) and the logo fades out.
- On El PIrata, The skeleton head is dressed as a pirate, with a pirate hat, and an eyepatch, Plus, there's a ship sinking and burning
- Closing: We see the text: Fin Una ... On a black background.
Music/Sounds[]
None.
Music/Sounds Variant:
- On, El Mutante!, It is a very unnerving noise (possibly a camel moaning in pain).
- On Chupete, a crying sound of a human baby is heard in the background (which is the opening theme).
- On El Pirata, it's also silent.
- Sometimes, it's the opening theme of the movie.
Scare Factor[]
Depending on the variant.
- Original: High to nightmare. the volcano explosion and the Skull coming out of nowhere and the roaring is very sudden. And they could scare a lot of people. the silence won't help either. this is one of the scariest Mexican logos.
- El Mutante! Variant: Medium to nightmare, due to the unnerving sound.
- El Pirata Variant: Medium to nightmare, because the dressed up skull could lower it down.
- Chupete Variant: Nightmare. the added baby crying sound is freaky like the logo is.
- Closing: None. this logo is WAY tamer than the 5 variants.