Massive Pictures

The subject of this page is fanmade. And as such, is not real.

This applies to Dream Logos and Windows Never Released pages.

Volume Warning

This logo has really loud sounds, music or dialogue. Please turn down your volume. That also goes to people prone to tinnitus or ear bleeding, viewer discretion is advised.

Jumpscare Warning:

This page contains a logo which has a jumpscare, so if you don't like logos like these, or are prone to heart attacks, please do not watch the logo.

Warning about Massive Pictures:

This page contains a logo which some people might find disturbing, offensive or both. Viewer discretion is advised.

Logos[]

1st logo (1994-1995): On a black background, a smiling goblin-like creature and text that says "MASSIVE PICTURES" fade in.

2nd logo (1996-): The camera zooms through a dark library, and when it reaches the end, the same goblin and text from the previous logo is seen fading in on a black background.

Variants:[]

There is a DVD version.

There is also a version where when the goblin appears, a loud scream is heard. The library is also significantly darker. This variant is extremely rare.

3rd logo (1998): A purple and black spiral is seen, then the goblin from the previous 2 logos is seen spinning in the distance. The spiral then fades out, the goblin stops, and the logo fades in.

4th Logo (April 4th, 2016):

We see a very dark purple background, then someone puts a picture frame with the disturbing goblin on it. Someone takes it down after 3 seconds. They replace it with a picture frame that says: a MASsIve PictUres ProdUCTiOn; in the same font as before. We zoom in, then the screen flashes as fast as it can, similar to the Ear Booker Productions logo, but slightly slower, more like 3/4 flashes a second. Then we see the goblin fade in from the 1st logo, and fades out, along with the supporting text.

Availability:

On many horror movies this company made from 1996-2019, (because that’s when they went on a hiatus and so far they aren’t gonna be back in the next two years)

Music/Sounds[]

1st logo: Moog Statement 14, the same fanfare used in Crown Movie Classics, Worldvision Home Video, Worldvision Enterprises, Media West Home Video, and Cobra Media.

2nd logo: A fanfare reminiscent of the Sega Saturn startup.

3rd logo: A psychedelic synth tune.

4th logo: A slowed version of a piano tune, then the same music from the 1st logo.

Scare Factor[]

1st logo: Nightmare: The black background and VHS quality, combined with the goblin taking up a large portion of the screen, and the fanfare make the logo very eerie and unsettling. However, this could be lower depending on how cheesy one finds the logo.
2nd logo: Medium to Nightmare: While the juxtaposition of the goblin within the library might seem like a jumpscare, the calming music, more colorful atmosphere, and cheesy jumpcut to black make it seem much tamer and more comedic rather than nightmarish.
3rd logo: High to Nightmare: The music and spiral background make the logo seems distorted and glitchy, which makes it more unnerving, however the cheesy flipping animation of the goblin weakens it's scare factor considerably.
4th Logo: Nightmare. The extremely deformed and ugly image of the goblin, and it taking up literally 70 percent of the screen absolutely will throw a lot off, along with the uncanny font, and the scary music all throughout the logo.

Trivia[]

Each logo: The “goblin creature” is actually Yummer from SpongeBob SquarePants.
The text is fanmade.
2nd logo: The dark library is actually the source from the Super Why! Pilot.

Videos[]

1st logo

2nd logo

3rd logo