I've never made a DVD sleeve before, and I don't know if that will print out nicely or not (I'm waiting for some blank sleeves in the mail to try it for myself). the clv and cav releases that have the stereo mix all suffer from laser rot problems so a pristine copy is hard to come by. I need to see if I can find some versions of Helvetica that are more condensed than what I already have. The filmmakers showcased the practical monster costume used in making the "Raatma" creature from the segment "Storm Drain".

These videos are meant to be enjoyed in their retro-style condition, along with their glitches, twitches and distortions.

Steve then stumbles out of the compound covered in the vampire's blood, promptly exploding once he steps into the daylight. As the officers charge through the tight corridors, they discover multiple prison cell-like rooms with television sets displaying static. Oh, btw when you are done with the covers, could you please make alternatives that don't have the hi-fi stereo or CBS/FOX logo on the front side of the cover.

I think I'm going to need to use scans of the screenshots from the back of the VHS boxes (I don't know of any other quality source for those specific images). Could be signal reflections due to long cables with wrong impedance termination between the VCR and the capture device. The ratings box uses the wrong font, (causing some letters to be a little taller then others) and has a drop shadow beneath the text. Author Number20 Time 31-Oct-2007 1:03 PM Post link I don't think that the original Dolby stereo theatrical mix ever made it to VHS. She approaches a mirror, and sees her new form for the first time; enraged, she punches the mirror and breaks it.One distinguishing characteristic about the original upper box font on the VHS box is the fairly straight sides to the letters (look at the "G" and the right side of the "D" for instance), so maybe that will help me find the correct font eventually. Included in the package was a promotional faux VHS cover for V/H/S/94, with a fake cassette containing Halloween-themed candy. In an interview for The Daily Texan, Goldbloom and the filmmakers explained how some of the segments achieved the deteriorated VHS look.

If (2) is true, then perhaps, but any improvement (and the number of people who could actually tell the difference) would so minor that such a project would have little value. The problem with it is, it uses plain old Helvetica for both the upper and bottom boxes, while the logo on the VHS box only uses regular Helvetica for the bottom box, and some type of condensed (narrow) font in the upper box. The top image shows the new text outlining the PG box on the original scan of the VHS box, and the bottom image shows the new text / PG box by itself. According to producer Josh Goldbloom, the production teams built sets in hotels and conference rooms, and "in the spirit of the series punk rock roots [they] even ventured underground into a sewer. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy.In addition to his ideas, there are techniques and probably even third-party filters to reduce the over-sharpened edges. That's not a drop shadow, that's just the original text on the original scan of the VHS box underneath it that you're seeing (I have the opacity of the scan at 50% which makes the printing on it look shadowy; it wouldn't be in the final file of course). Could you scan the screenshots from the back of your TESB and ROTJ (if you have it) boxes at 300 DPI to a lossless format (such as PNG or TIF with LZW compression)? Back in the framing story, the officers go deeper into the building and come across a room set up to look like a church, with a giant screen at the front and severed mannequins in the seats.

He also compared the quality of the film's segments to those of the franchise's previous entries, affirming that V/H/S/94 "is the most consistent of the bunch. The project was a joint-venture production between Bloody Disgusting Films, Radio Silence Productions, Cinepocalypse Productions, Studio71, Raven Banner Entertainment, and Shudder Original Films.Director Simon Barrett explained how his short was inspired by the 1967 Soviet horror film Viy and his desire to direct a film with the premise of someone having to watch over a corpse.