Enterprise Home Entertainment

1st Logo
(1978-1983)

Nickname: "Boring Enterprise Home Video Logo"

Logo: Same as the 1972-1978 Enterprise Films logo, but "HOME VIDEO" replaces "FILMS". After staying on screen for 10 seconds, the logo cuts to the Warning Screen from the era.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Seen on Enterprise Home Video's VHS releases from the era such as the original VHS releases of Ickis' Island, The End of the World, Dracktula, The Disco Monster, Rise of the Worms, Zero to Zero, and Saliva.

Scare Factor: None.

2nd Logo
(1983-1987)

Nickname: "Enterprise Home Video in Space"

Logo: A still version of the 1978-1986 Enterprise Films logo, but "HOME VIDEO" replaces "FILMS". After staying on screen for 10 seconds, the logo cuts to the warning screen from the era.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Seen on Enterprise Home Video's VHS releases from the era such as the original VHS releases of Planet Three, Joe the Onion, A Night at the Movies, and Clio. This logo was last seen on the original VHS release of The Bad Egg.

Scare Factor: None. However, there's a different story on the next logo below.

3rd Logo
(1987-1993)

Nicknames: "Clapboard in Space", "Enterprise's Clapboard of Doom", "Evil Clapboard", "The Reason Why I Don't Want to Buy Enterprise's Video Tapes from the Late 80s and the Early 90s", "My Own Worst Nightmare", "Why Enterprise, WHY?!?!?!", "Another Personification of All That is Evil", "CLAP!!!"

Logo: On the same background as the 1978-1986 Enterprise Films logo, we see a clapboard zooming out with the 1972 Enterprise Films print logo in gold in it, but with "HOME VIDEO" replacing "FILMS", which later fade into "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" Then, the clapboard claps and we fade out.

Variants:

* There is a short version where "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" is missing. This was seen only on Enterprise Home Video's VHS releaes without previews.
* There is a variation where "OUR ANIMATED FEATURE PRESENTATION" replaces "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" and the announcer says "And now, our animated feature presentation!"
* On the original VHS release of Twas the Night Before Christmas, the logo takes place on a solid dark blue background. Also, it's snowing on the logo.
* On the 1990 VHS release of Robots & Aliens, the logo and "OUR ANIMATED FEATURE PRESENTATION" are silver.
* On the 1989 VHS of The End of the World, the logo and "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" are red and an earthquake happens in the background.
* On the original VHS release of Somewhere Over the Rainbow, the background is rainbow-colored and there are no stars in the background.
* On the original VHS release of Two Hearts, the logo and "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" are pink, pink hearts replace the stars, and the whoosh and the clapping noise are quieter than usual.

FX/SFX: The zooming out and the clapping.

Music/Sounds: A whoosh, then an announcer says "And now, our feature presentation!", followed by a loud clap.

Music/Sounds Variants:

* On the short version, the clapboard just claps.
* On the original VHS release of Divine, the 1985 Cannon Films jingle is used and Chris Williams (the voice talent of Ickis from 1978-1994 and the actor who starred as Divine in this movie) says "And now, our feature presentation!" in a cheerful tone.
* Prints from 1993 to use this logo feature the 1985 Cannon Films jingle.

Availability: Common; it was seen on the original VHS releases of Crazy Nights, Medical Conditions, Saturday Night Lights, Halloween Mayhem, Twas the Night Before Christmas, and Divine, the short version can be seen on the original VHS releases of Two Hearts,The Easter Bunny, Mexican Pie, and Monsters vs Aliens: The Series VHS tapes, and the "OUR ANIMATED FEATURE PRESENTATION" variant can be found on Monsters vs Aliens (1985), Ickis' Island, Ickis in Wackyland, Ickis' Island II, and Robots & Aliens. This logo was last seen on the original VHS release of Angry Dinosaurs.

Scare Factor: Medium to NIGHTMARE; the whoosh and the voiceover might not sit well with some people. Also, the loud clap can catch you off-guard.

4th Logo
(1992-2001)

Logo: Same as the 1987 Enterprise Films logo, but the words "HOME VIDEO" fade in below "Enterprise" at the end.

Variants:

* There is is a still version of this logo.
* On the original VHS release of AAAHH!!! Real Monsters: The Movie, the logo is green and the background is purple Also, the words "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" in a yellow Britannic Bold font are shown below the logo.
* On the original VHS release of The Musical Fruit, the 1993 VHS of The Bad Egg, and the 1996 VHS of Divine, the words "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" in a white Britannic Bold font are shown below the logo.
* On the original VHS releases of Anna and The Ant Army, a still version of the previous variant is shown before the movie.

FX/SFX: Same as the 1987 Enterprise Films logo, but with the fading of "HOME VIDEO" at the end.

Music/Sounds: The 1988 Seven Arts Pictures jingle.

Music/Sounds Variants:

* On variants with the words "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" (except for the AAAHH!!! Real Monsters: The Movie variant), the announcer says "And now, our feature presentation!".
* On the original VHS release of AAAHH!!! Real Monsters: The Movie, the 1987 Paramount Pictures fanfare is used and the announcer says "And now, we're pleased to bring you our feature presentation!"
* Some prints feature the 1985 Cannon Films jingle.

Availability: Common; seen on Enterprise Home Video's VHS & DVD releases from the era such as the original VHS releases of The Musical Fruit, The Ant Army, AAAHH!!! Real Monsters: The Movie, and HACK3R . The still version can be found at the end of some AAAHH!!! Real Monsters VHS tapes and DVDs and The Very Best of Ickis, plastering the Nickelodeon Haypile logo.

Scare Factor: Low.

6th Logo
(2008-2012)

Logo: Same as the previous logo, but "ENTERTAINMENT" replaces "VIDEO". Also, the text, except for "Enterprise", is in the Arial Narrow font.

Variant: On the original DVD release of I'm Hatin' It, the logo animates like the 2003 McDonald's logo.

FX/SFX: Same as the previous one.

Music/Sounds: Same as the previous one.

Availability: Common; seen on Enterprise Home Video's DVD & Blu-Ray releases from the era such as the original DVD releases of I'm Hatin' It, Dinner for the King, The Comeback, Your Majesty, and the 2009 DVD release of The Easter Bunny, and the original Blu-Ray releases of Ickis' Island Trilogy, Divine, and AAAHH!!! Real Monsters: The Movie.

Scare Factor: Low.

7th Logo
(2012-)
TBA