Background[]
Erry Vision Films was Chester Novell Turner, Sr.'s production company that was founded to produce the 1987 shot-on-video horror film Tales from the Quadead Zone.
(1987)[]
Logo: On a black background, there are the words "AN ERRY VISION FILM" in a hideously distorted, oddly arranged, salmon-colored font. "ERRY" is curved above "VıSıON" and "FILM" is curved below. A salmon-colored line is shown at the left.
Trivia: Title cards shown before every portion of Tales from the Quadead Zone are made like this logo, but with different colors. The reason is that this was done with cameras (like the Sony XV-T500 Video Superimposer) with the "Memory" feature (which saves a luma-keyed frame and makes it transparent to use on top of another frame or video).
FX/SFX: A still, chroma-keyed image.
Music/Sounds: A loud, heavily distorted UFO-like sound which is remixed with the second stock Valentino Wolf howling sound effect in a lower tone.
Availability: Extremely rare. Can only be found on the film Tales from the Quadead Zone.
Editor's Note: A prime example of poor logo design. The line at the left side looks ugly and is unnecessary, and the text "AN" looks more like an "M". Also, the I's in "VISION" are too small. They look like decimal points, making the text look like "ERRY V.S.ON FILM." The ugly font and horrifying "music" don't help either.